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Marion grew up surrounded by strong women. At 30 years old, she thought she would become like them. Except it went by way too fast: she still feels like a teenager even as people are already starting to tell her she doesn't look her age.
With tenderness and self-mockery, she talks about her generation: the one that wants to save the world in the morning and get bangs in the afternoon. A generation that improvises adulthood as best it can.
"Wait... are we all pretending or is it just me?"
What if growing up, in the end, was simply collecting stories to tell your girlfriends?