After Six Years of Payments, My Dad Laughed and Said There Was No Account

could be read that way, as the story of a young woman who was too trusting and paid the price. But trust, when it is placed in parents by a child who has no particular reason not to trust them, is not naivety. It is the reasonable extension of a lifetime of accumulated evidence. My parents had loved me adequately for twenty-two years. They had no history continue reading …