Small community judgments affect individuals from "summary" of God Spare the Girls by Kelsey McKinney
In a small community like ours, everyone knows everyone else's business. The judgments and opinions of others can weigh heavily on individuals, shaping their identities and influencing their decisions. Whether it's gossip at the local diner or whispers at Sunday service, the scrutiny of the community can be suffocating. Take the case of the Sinclair sisters, Abigail and Caroline. Growing up in our town, they were always the subject of speculation and gossip. Their every move was scrutinised and dissected by the townspeople, who had no qualms about passing judgment on their choices and behaviour. This constant barrage of criticism took a toll on the sisters, affecting their self-esteem and sense of worth. For Abigail, the pressure to conform to the community's expectations was particularly intense. As the pastor's daughter, she was held to a higher standard than most. Any deviation from the norm was met with raised eyebr...
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