Family and the two of you.
Two families, one household. Where the line sits, who says it out loud, and what happens the first time somebody crosses it.
What this chapter asks.
This is placeholder text. The finished page explains what the chapter opens with, why it sits at this point in the ten, and what changes between the answer you write on your own and the conversation you have once both of you are done.
It also says plainly what Prevow does not do here: nothing is ranked, nothing is summed up, and neither of you is told what the answers mean. You read them side by side and decide that yourselves.
You leave chapter two with your united front.
Answered on your own, first.
- Which family expectation are you dreading, and what do you want me to say?
- How much do we give, and who decides it?
- What does a good relationship with my parents look like to you?