I get very upset at, you know, any changes. And… you know I hate any separation of any sort- you know, a saying goodbye or packing suitcases and… I… I feel I- I don’t really want to get so close to, to people because I, you know, everyone that you get close to you know you- seems to you know, you- has to go, in some way or another.
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