There is something to be said about one as emotionally disordered as she. The woman can be perfectly lovable one day, and then screaming and crying the next. There are times when she smiles brightly and wishes and hopes for the best in people. In those moments, or on those days, she is fun to be around and a joy. When she is high on life, she is really high. However, when she crashes she truly collides with a velocity that can shatter hard stone on a blade of grass. It can happen in a matter of seconds - a misunderstanding or an unkind word. When she is angry, she throws these massive temper tantrums that look laughable for someone her size, and that can make it worse - that she is so physically not intimidating that she knows how ridiculous she looks.

When it is all said and done, she’s hard to trust. The woman is so closed off about herself and her past because she believes that she is the common denominator in all her troubles - the reason, the problem. At the same time, when she does find that one person to open up to, she genuinely opens. It is hard to believe that she could be so easily manipulated, but when someone needs constant validation and emotional support, it isn’t hard to notice that there’s a perfect opening for something dark to slither into and control. If she could blame others instead of herself all the time, maybe she could shift her misfortunes.

Since loneliness is her eternal curse, she doesn't care if she hurts someone's feelings. She's very intelligent and knows how to use her words, even if there is no real tact. If she's feeling insecure or as though she is delving into something uncertain, her best defense is the verbal kind. Liv will attempt to stir people away from her with harsh verbiage when discomfort settles in. She also doesn't always know how to say the right thing the right way - most of the time having decent intentions but laughable execution.

She can be kind, warm, angry, sad - whatever she feels at the moment, she just is.

Being Reworked.