The experiences, environments, and recurring circumstances that quietly shaped adaptation.
You come home from school and go straight to your room. Someone...
Something’s happening. You can tell because everyone’s moving differently. Someone’s packing a...
You open the present. It’s not what you wanted. You try not...
You get in trouble. There are raised voices. You say something back....
Someone is upset with you. “You know what you did.” You don’t....
You fall. It hurts. You start crying. Someone picks you up. “You’re...
The house is quieter. Not quieter because there’s less noise. Quieter because...
“I don’t want to.” “You’ll be fine.” “No.” “Don’t be difficult.” Someone...
“Why?” “Because.” “But why?” “Because I said so.” You stand there for...
You stand in the doorway. “I need to ask you something.” “Not...
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