Chapter 2.7
Jul 31, 2024
I have a vivid memory of my sister asking me "why are you so mousy?" I did not know how to answer at the time. I now have a better understanding of why. Being mousy, fawn-like, whatever animal metaphor you want to use...it's how I learned to protect myself.
(also...sorry for the late upload this week, life's been hectic!)
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