"It's not unusual," Susan hedges. She regrets, a little, bringing it all up; when one discusses things, then they get all churned up and leave one feeling rather exposed. On the other hand, she misses when Ingrid would psychoanalyze her. On the other other hand, this is not the sort of conversation one might wish to embark on when one is trying to seduce a man. On the other other other hand, there's no one she'd rather talk about this with, if she is to talk abot it at all. Susan contains multitudes. "But it's taken a new tone and frequency, since - oh, since Lucy's visit, perhaps."