[Things can always be worse. That was the lesson Ginia spent most of her life learning. People can always be worse, people can always creative. And though she's survived it, sometimes she wonders at what cost. Wonders about the person she could have been if she didn't have to slice off parts of herself to survive.

Maybe she didn't really survive at all. Right now she's feel like she's barely keeping afloat again.]

It's easier to hide than you think out there.

[Hiding in plain sight, story of her life. He's definitely going to draw attention, no avoiding that. But having to hide in any capacity is different than not having to hide at all.]

But I guess not having to hide makes a difference too. Not having to pretend to be someone else.