"Flea Girl" is about the discomfort and insecurity felt in the transition between adolescence into early adulthood focusing on the body and sexuality.

"Golden Years" details the pressure put on women to suppress signs of aging and make themselves smaller to appease a societal standard.

"The Guilt of a Pre-Mother" observes the worries of a speaker that is fearful of pregnancy and childbirth and mourns the loss of bodily autonomy.