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Ma, Just Leave Me Alone By Hridyanshi Toor When Shalini’s mother dies, she expects to finally find peace. Instead, her mother is still there—criticizing, controlling, and undermining every attempt at independence. Death hasn’t silenced the voice that spent twenty-eight years telling her she wasn’t good enough. What begins as grief transforms into a supernatural confrontation with decades of emotional manipulation. But when Shalini finally explodes with suppressed rage, both mother and daughter confront an uncomfortable truth: the toxic patterns destroying their relationship didn’t begin with them. They inherited a legacy of wounded women, each trying to love their daughters the only way they knew how—by breaking them first. A raw exploration of generational trauma that reveals how cycles of hurt get passed down like heirlooms, and how sometimes the only way to find peace is to shatter everything you thought you knew about love. “Some ghosts aren’t supernatural—they’re the voices in our heads that refuse to let us live.”