Grace knows that in time her family will either see the truth or she sees the truth in her family. Because you can’t talk away the smell of horse shit by any means.
The psychologist asked Grace what she should do?
Should she be as petty just to show her sister who’s she really dealing with?
Grace said Oh I did give a little sample of that in an email to a family member she knew would show her. Yeah that was funny. Never seen Jackie act right so fast.
Grace being Graceful in life
(So she thinks)
The psychologist asked if you were in an assembly how would you talk about yourself to them?
Grace is a bonafide momma’s girl. She loves her dad but she’s always looked at him as a distant cousin who she sees on the holidays that she could play and joke around with. Grace loved both of her parents but she had a special bond with her mom Maggie.
As a little kid Grace could find comfort in her mom if not from anywhere else. So at the age of 12 she didn’t see an issue when it came to being there for her mom’s health.
This was Grace’s chance to be a mom and the start of her caregiver career. Something she felt that she was born to do. Grace didn’t have an issue with helping clean wounds or things like that.
She was a prime candidate to be a nurse just like Maggie. Unknowingly to Grace this was going to be her only way to feel like a mom.
Let’s get some things straight Grace isn’t some innocent victim in a family of conflict. Grace when she was a kid had anger issues. Granted some of it was warranted but a lot of it was due to hormones and testosterone in her system being off and never really finding a safe outlet to figure things out.
But still she was not always a victim, Grace hates that word. I think that makes her even madder.
Please believe me when I say Grace is PETTY!
She learned to scope these skills by watching her family and friends through the years and even though people don’t see her show that side doesn’t mean she doesn’t possess it. She shows it in a subtle type of way where, when she does show it you’re surprised that it came from her.
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