How Being Lolita Helped Me Resolve My Sexual Trauma
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by Stephanie McCarthy Heart-shaped sunglasses and a cream puff on top of a heart-patterned napkin by kaboompics.com. Attribution link: https://www.pexels.com/photo/cream-dessert-and-heart- sunglasses- on- pink -studio -background-5713789/ I’m rereading Alisson Wood’s coming-of-age memoir, Being Lolita , because I plan on reviewing the book and discussing how it resonates with me on a personal level. While I usually don’t get caught up in the content of the pictures I post on this blog, the above photo captured what was going on in the author’s book so well that it was unnerving and I knew I had found the perfect photo for this post. It has the red heart-shaped glasses that are on the cover of Wood’s 2020 edition of her book. Here’s some fun trivia for you: In Vladimir Nabokov’s book, Lolita , Dolores Haze (aka Lolita) never wore these glasses. They wouldn’t be donned until 1962 by Sue Lyons for the promotional poster for director Stanley Kubrick’s screen adaptat...