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Avoidance

The act of staying away from someone or something, or preventing yourself from dealing with something unpleasant.

Monumental

Very large, impressive, or very important.

Tackle

To make an effort to deal with a problem or difficult task.

Overwhelmed

Feeling that something is too much to deal with.

Desperate

Feeling that you have little hope and are willing to do almost anything to change a situation.

Backward

Towards the back or in the opposite direction; less advanced than expected.

Revelation

A surprising fact or idea that makes you understand something in a new way.

Interrupted

Stopped for a short time by someone or something before being finished.

Grind

To work hard for a long time at something difficult or tiring.

Reluctant

Not willing or eager to do something.

Fateful

Having an important and often life-changing effect on what happens in the future.

Roommate

A person who shares a room or apartment with another person.

Blurted out

To say something suddenly and without thinking, often because you cannot keep it to yourself.

Gathered

Came together in one place or brought things together into a group.

Distill

To get the most important ideas or information from something complicated.

Chipping away at

To gradually reduce, remove, or make progress on something through small, repeated efforts.

Brag

To talk proudly about something you have done or something you own, often to impress other people.

Inconsiderate

Not thinking about how your actions or words affect other people.

Relatable

Easy to understand or identify with because you have had similar experiences or feelings.

Shrink

To become smaller in size or to make something smaller.

Evaporated

Disappeared, or changed from a liquid into a gas.

Undeniable

Something that is definitely true and impossible to deny.

Profound

Very deep, meaningful, or having a strong effect on someone's thoughts or feelings.

Unravel

To solve or understand something complicated, or to separate something that is twisted or tangled.

Amplifies

Makes something stronger, louder, bigger, or more noticeable.

Rejected

Refused to accept, consider, or agree to something or someone.

Unfold

To open something folded, or to develop and become clear gradually.

Empowered

Feeling confident and having the ability or power to make your own decisions and take action.

Upheaval

A sudden, major change that causes confusion, disruption, or difficulty.

Spiraling

Becoming worse or more intense in a way that is difficult to control.

Steady

Firm, stable, and not changing suddenly; calm and controlled.

Whomever

Used to refer to any person who is the object of a verb or preposition.

Drains

Takes away energy, strength, or resources, or carries liquid away.

Agitated

Feeling or showing nervousness, worry, or anger.

Nonsense

Words, ideas, or actions that have no sense or are not true or reasonable.

Leverage

To use something you have in order to achieve a better result or gain an advantage.

Reset

to start again or return something to its original state.

Regain

to get something back that you lost.

Respond

to say or do something as a reaction to something.

Enraged

extremely angry.

Decency

behavior that is honest, respectful, and morally acceptable.