Fireworks and Stability: One Hundred Times of Self-Healing for Stay-At-Home Mothers

I hope all mothers can find their own comfort zone→_→ Su Wanqing has been married for six years and raised her children full-time for five years. In the eyes of outsiders, she is a full-time wife who does not have to work and enjoys leisurely life; Only she knows that she is trapped in a small living room, three meals a day, four seasons, crying and trivial matters, and slowly loses herself. Children going to school, age anxiety, career gaps, embarrassment with palms pointing upward, lack of self-worth... On one side are the workplaces that dare not return rashly, and on the other are families with children who cannot let go. Countless nights of collapse and self-healing in the morning. She is entangled, confused, inferior, struggling, internally conflicted, and unwilling. It was not until later that she finally understood: Life is not just about working and taking care of a baby full-time. The comfort zone of adults is never to lie flat, but to be self-consistent. She breaks away from worldly definitions, jumps out of dilemmas, cultivates herself deeply, takes care of her family, makes money independently, and heals herself. It turns out that the best life is not to be glamorous in the eyes of others, but to live calmly and steadily by yourself.