I don't know that it's the hormones so much as the frustration of feeling restricted. She's a bit paranoid about being super careful not to trip and fall or some such, in case the baby gets hurt. It's putting a bit of a strain on her, I think. Then all this business with this girl Meg. Well, you know Dora, she's never liked sitting on the sidelines. And I keep telling her to rest and take it easy, focus on her own health and the baby's wellbeing. Not what she wants to hear at all.
If this is being an adult, I'm not sure I'm at all ready for it. Can't we just go back to school and throw dungbombs at Snape for a few more years?
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I don't know that it's the hormones so much as the frustration of feeling restricted. She's a bit paranoid about being super careful not to trip and fall or some such, in case the baby gets hurt. It's putting a bit of a strain on her, I think. Then all this business with this girl Meg. Well, you know Dora, she's never liked sitting on the sidelines. And I keep telling her to rest and take it easy, focus on her own health and the baby's wellbeing. Not what she wants to hear at all.
If this is being an adult, I'm not sure I'm at all ready for it. Can't we just go back to school and throw dungbombs at Snape for a few more years?