Yes, there are the Fates! Some are majestic, beautiful, with rich long hair, a sparkling smile, and warm eyes. Others are ragged, malicious, disheveled, and toothless. Sometimes we meet them along our life's journey, and other times they wait for us at the moment of our birth to cling to our shoulders, so we drag ourselves under their weight, or to take us by the hand and say, "move forward, I am here."

"My Stories, My Fates" is a prose work presented in an experiential manner through eleven standalone narratives.

Individually, the standalone stories have the ability to compose a complete puzzle of symbols and life starting points.

The stories are simple moments from the daily life of the heroine, from which a theoretical and personal insinuation emerges.

The author's initial premise is that the fates of life exist. These fates, which contribute so much to the shaping of our personality, are the life stories we inherit or experience.

The author's goal is to encourage the reader to discover their own fates.
"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate."

Carl Jung