by Tintana Memsey (Author)
Do women have rights? Were the children's rights I hear of these days asleep when I was young? What's the definition of child abuse? Was the law too casual during my childhood? Why do men want to be treated like kings? Depression is a mystery today. When Tintana critically looks at polygamy, she sees a source of depression for women and children. They are too weak to speak out. Instead, they suffer in silence. Tintana is one such victim who grew up in a mix-up of polygamy. The intriguing story of once a child, now an adult, but somehow glued to her roots of polygamy despite the numerous efforts to break even leads Tintana Memsey to share her story.A promising marriage that began on a high note, between her young enthusiastic father and her vibrant mother soon plunged into the sticky mud. Unfortunately, the turbulent wave paralyzed the whole plan. Her mother and her children simmered through the dark clouds with zeal and painfully raised the flag high.You don't want to be a victim of circumstances, neither are you ready to be the wind that blows off the well-plated future of two lovebirds It's your turn to take the calculated steps to break even.