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In this short essay, Zhyrova describes life as a psychologist under Russian invasion. She includes both the value of connection and the inescapable sorrow of loss, and the eventual need to move abroad. This like everything else in the current scenario is an impossible contradiction, her exile bringing both safety and further estrangement from her home and loved ones.