„I often hear that youth is the best period of life since it is okay to make mistakes because you are young. We learn from our mistakes and achieve personal growth. We are free to do anything, turn our dreams into our goals and create
"I have lived in Pankisi for about 7 months. I was two and a half years old when my mother and father divorced. I used to live with my father in Kvareli. I had not seen my mother for several years, there was a rather
"I got married when I was 14, this was a love marriage, as they call it. I am not sure I was sane, I even did not finish the 8th grade
„I’ve always had this feeling that I was “nobody’s child”. I was born in Telavi in 1981, without a father. When I was born, my father had another family and he had left my mother during her pregnancy. Imagine how difficult it must have been
"As I was the only child in the family I always wished to have siblings. For the same reason I wanted to have many children, at least three. Because of the public attitude that having a boy in the family is a “must” people used
I am a philologist, I teach the Georgian language and literature both at school and the Duisi Educational Center. I am not sure whether you find my story interesting but as I am a teacher and I teach at school I would like to talk
"Where would I get education…? We lived at the foot of the mountain and when I got married, I moved here. We went to school from that far… We made until the 8th grade with difficulty. My father did not want us to go to
"Before my child’s birth, I led a socially active life – I worked in the Telavi children’s library, had a shop in the neighborhood, phone booths, and so to say, we had a decent life while other people around us struggled to make both ends
I have lived in Kvemo Alvani for 17 years, the village where a woman is not encouraged to pursue personal development or career growth. It can be felt in every aspect, every issue, stereotypical thinking of people and the attitudes towards a woman’s role and