Who Am I Actually? Why We Hide Who We Are (Till We Have Faces Ch. 18-19)

🎉 Today's Freebie!We have a brand new freebie for you guys! We compiled a list of our Top 10 Favorite Books of all time, including the exact reasons why we love them. You can grab that here: https://www.growingfruitfulfamilies.com/classic-books-podcastToday, Adalyn, Esther, and I are diving into chapters eighteen and nineteen of C.S. Lewis’s Till We Have Faces, and things are getting wild. Here’s what we’re unpacking today:That Virginity Metaphor: We break down that super dark, shocking line about the duel. Was Lewis getting at a deeper identity shift, or is Orual just completely messed up? The "Queen" Facade: Orual is literally dividing herself into percentages (75% Queen, 25% Orual) and damming up her emotions. We talk about why this is such a toxic view of yourself. Entitlement & Fake Marriage Fantasies: From dreaming about being Bardia's wife to expecting the entire world to be married to her, Orual’s codependency is hitting an all-time high. Are the Gods Actually the Good Guys?: Orual keeps blaming the gods for everything, but Esther makes a great point—didn't Orual kind of ruin Psyche's life all by herself? Pastor Arnom: Why the new priest feels way more down-to-earth than the old creepy one. Like, could you actually invite this guy over to play Uno? Our Final Predictions: We lay out our bets on who lives, who dies, and whether Psyche gets her happy ending (because if she doesn't, I might just have to write my own book!). Read up on chapters 20 and 21, and we’ll see you next time! Add to your TBR! Grab our list of Favorite Books Here:  https://www.growingfruitfulfamilies.com/classic-books-podcast