From the quiet kitchens of childhood to the heartbreaks of youth, from the corridors of school to the silence of a broken marriage, The Women Who Made Me is the hauntingly tender story of a man shaped not by victories, but by the women who walked beside him, scarred him, soothed him, and saved him.

Lyrical, philosophical, and quietly devastating, this collection of stories is a tribute to the invisible shaping of men by the women who pass through their lives. It is about tenderness. About staying soft. And about becoming whole, even in fragments.

For every son. Every lover. Every man who has been broken, and built by love.