."You look at me with a half smile on your face as you shift to drive, "yeah baby girl. It's time."I turn to look straight ahead and say "good" in a f...rm, monotone voice. I can't even stand to look at you anymore. I hate the person you've become and I absolutely hate how normal you act during the day. I spend most of my days anymore fantasizing about when I'll finally be free from you...And then suddenly, out of nowhere, I feel a stinging in my left arm and look down just in time to see your. She introduced herself as Sandra and her ‘friend’ was called Naomi. The young girl was as bubbly and giggly as she was pretty. Very soon she and Trish were nattering away like a pair of school-mates and Sandra and I were having a rather more sedate conversation. It soon became obvious that, by some extraordinary stroke of luck, we had bumped into the only other lesbian couple in town. The wine flowed a little too freely and when I stood up the room started to feel a little fuzzy. I think Sandra. I, for one, would want you anytime.”Marcia nodded. “I see what you mean. It’s a mindset.” We continued to dance around where this conversation could end up.“Exactly. YOU decide whether to be jealous or not, happy or not, angry or not. That’s the conscious you, not the ego-based knee-jerk reaction you. YOU make the judgment. Most people buy into judgments that other people make, or that institutions such as a church make for them. Shakespeare said, ‘There is nothing either good or bad, but. She gave Danielle an insincere smile. "I'm to go over what you can and can't say while you're there," she said. "Most of it should be familiar to you, but:1. you can't talk about Three Valleys except in the most general terms.2. you can't talk about The Project at all. We'll know if you do, and the consequences won't be good for you or your parents.3. you can talk about personal things, but keep in mind #1 and #2."Do you have any questions?" Are you always this rigorous with people?"The woman.