Strangers Tend to Tell Me Things

Her openness seems genuine, but I'm curious how much her personal history influenced her willingness to listen and share. Did anyone else feel like her background added depth to her reflections?

The memoir has some really raw and heartfelt passages. I wonder if those stories resonated more deeply because of personal experiences with grief or recovery.

That theme felt central to the narrative, but I’m curious whether it was a conscious choice or something that emerged naturally from her stories.