Finding Her

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Returning to Cambodia, Kruger was aware that she was unlikely to find her birth parents: the Khmer Rouge were responsible for the deaths of approximately one-quarter of Cambodia’s population in just four years. Even if her birth parents had survived, most records had been destroyed. But the journalist John Pilger, who helped draw the world’s attention to the Cambodian genocide in the 1970s, gave Kruger some invaluable advice. “He said: ‘Try to find as many concrete, tangible things from your past, even if you don’t find names of people,’” Kruger says. “‘Because it all helps validate your existence.’ That was the most important piece of advice I ever heard. It made me try to get the best out of what I’ve got to make sense of my past … all of it gives me a fuller picture and ultimately validates who I am.” You did what?” Shane’s eyes nearly popped out of her head, Bette and Tina had always been the couple. Curling the fingers and making a “come here” motion is a great way to stimulate it, so give this a try once you think you’ve located it. DNA testing subsequently rules Hong Soth out, although not before she tells the women something disturbing: she never intended to give her baby up for adoption. Her baby was taken from her whilst she was hospitalised for depression. Did Leith worry that Kruger’s birth mother might similarly have been coerced into giving her up, against her will? “It’s tempting to overthink these things,” Leith responds. “But obviously, in war there are people who will exploit situations.” The main character is such a knowledgeable young lady and in her favor she is very willing to teach others the skills that she learned from her mother as well as to help heal those who needed it. She has a very generous heart and that comes through very clearly.

Leith with Sandi Toksvig, Noel Fielding and Paul Hollywood in The Great British Bake Off. Photograph: C4/Love Productions/Mark Bourdillon/PA

Find Her is an enjoyable middle-of-the-road to an above-average indie tale that, at times, feels as if it could have made for a unique streaming series, with a bigger budget and more time for some of the characters and subplots to breathe. Today’s audiences aren’t known for their patience in letting things simmer too long in a film and while Find Her wants its audiences to think about what they’re experiencing, there's an occasional feeling that things are one beat behind. Healthline has strict sourcing guidelines and relies on peer-reviewed studies, academic research institutions, and medical associations. We avoid using tertiary references. You can learn more about how we ensure our content is accurate and current by reading our editorial policy. If you have difficulty finding your G-spot, it could be for a couple reasons. First, women typically report that they need to be highly aroused for G-spot stimulation to feel pleasurable. So, perhaps you found the G-spot, but if you’re not in a state of high arousal, stimulating it doesn’t feel very enjoyable. Second, you may not have a G-spot. Not all women report having a G-spot, and research can’t even agree if G-spots exist. So, if you’re not finding it, don’t fret. It may simply be that it’s not a part of your sexual menu. Perry, John Delbert, and Beverly Whipple. “Pelvic Muscle Strength of Female Ejaculators: Evidence in Support of a New Theory of Orgasm.” The Journal of Sex Research, vol. 17, no. 1, 1981, pp. 22–39, DOI: 10.1080/00224498109551095. Every story about adoption has another life implicit within it: the life that was not led, the family that was not your own, the path that was not followed. “That could have been you,” observes Leith to Kruger, pointing to a Cambodian street vendor during their travels. “I’ve spent my life trying to close the gap between those two lives,” says Kruger. “The life I live now, and the life that could have been.” Seeing mother and daughter together on film, it seems Li-Da ended up exactly where she belonged.

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I loved the very refreshing and adaptable voice of Reen Vogel as she narrated this epic story in a very professional and interesting manner in the audio version.

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