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Meet the girls · six starting points

Different days. No perfect answer.

Choose the girl whose moment feels familiar. Each mini journey helps you notice what is happening, understand the pattern, and choose one kind thing to try.

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Start in the way that fits today.

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FIND YOUR STARTING POINT

Meet the girls who get the vibe

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A QUICK PRIVATE MOMENT

Which SGC girl sounds most like you?

Tap any that feel familiar today. This is playful recognition, not a label, quiz score, or diagnosis.

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Choose any SGC girls who sound familiar

Choose one, a few, or none. Annabelle's journey is ready either way.

Annabelle’s overthink corner

Why am I still thinking about that thing I said?

First thought, not final answer. What feels closest right now?

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ME · Notice

A moment with Daisy the Defender

Someone reaches for a hug after Daisy has said she does not like surprise touch. What can Daisy notice?

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PRACTICAL SKILL

The Clear-and-Kind Script

Write a boundary that names what you need without turning it into a wall.

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KNOWLEDGE + REFLECTION CHECK

Keep what helps

There is no score. These questions are a chance to notice what you want to carry into real life—not a substitute for support.

1. Which statement about touch is true?

2. What helps Daisy stay connected during conflict?

One small action is enough. If this moment connects to something unsafe, confusing, or too heavy to carry alone, pause here and speak with a trusted adult, carer, school support person, or local emergency service if there is immediate danger.