The Thing I Always Default To Is

My Parents Offered Me The Idea Of Ceilinglessness. There Was No Limit In Terms Of What Was Possible; No Messages Sent To Me To Say That I Couldn't Do Anything.

I Started Making Music Because I Could.

When I Was Younger, I Was Terrified To Express Anger Because It Would Often Kick-start A Horrible Reaction In The Men In My Life. So I Bit My Tongue. I Was Left To Painstakingly Deal With The Aftermath Of My Avoidance Later In Life, In Therapy Or Through The Lyrics Of My Songs.

I Didn't Want To Be One Of Those Women Who Wake Up At 63 Years Old And Realize They've Missed The Window Of Opportunity For Marriage And Children.

My Greatest Environments In Which I Can Grow, Or Grow Up, Is In Personal Romantic Relationships With A Man.