Writer Miri Rozovsky: "At 52, I fell in love with a woman for the first time"

Writer and publisher Miri Rozovsky, mother of three and twice married to men, shares how at age 52 she fell in love with a woman for the first time. In an interview with "La-Isha" magazine, she explains how this changed her life, her relationships with her children, her work, and her literary creativity, as well as how the trauma of October 7 affected her worldview.

Writer and publisher Miri Rozovsky, mother of three and twice married to men, shares how at age 52 she fell in love with a woman for the first time. In an interview with "La-Isha" magazine, she explains that it was not a sudden realization but rather an understanding that she can fall in love with both men and women. Rozovsky notes that relationships with women gave her inner peace and the freedom to be herself, without cultural and gender hierarchy. She also talks about her children's reactions: her daughters did not make an issue of it, and her younger son supported her, saying she needs a sensitive person. Rozovsky links this period to founding her own publishing house "Shtaim", completing a new book, and defending her doctoral dissertation. She also mentions that the trauma of October 7 affected her life.