This book was born from the author’s conversations with thousands of unloved daughters who tried to make sense of their lives on social media. They shared observations and memories—and asked questions. There are moments when overcoming the consequences of toxic childhood feels too long and too difficult, and doubts arise about whether you’ll ever reach the victorious end. That’s exactly when the “cursed” questions appear—questions that, it seems, no one is there to answer. Peg Streep gathered these “cursed” questions together in order to finally provide answers to them. All of them are based on scientific research data and specialists’ recommendations, and they also draw on personal experience—both the author’s and that of many other women. “Unloved Daughter. Questions and Answers” supplements Peg Streep’s previous book “Unloved Daughter. How to Leave Traumatic Relationships with Your Mother in the Past and Start a New Life” and will be a good support on the difficult path to healing. Listeners should return to it during times when they need support and explanations—or when they want to ask themselves a question.