At home inside her own head. She notices everything and says little, not because she’s hiding but because not everything needs saying. She loves people in doses and needs time alone afterward to come back to herself. Her deepest fear is being read wrong and not having the energy to correct it.
Open. Talkative. “Tell us about yourself.” For her silence to stop being taken personally — which meant getting rid of it.
Braced, she withdraws, fakes warmth on a schedule, and quietly grades the room. Underneath: if I explain myself and they still don’t get it, I’ll have nothing left.
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