Your friends and family are on your side.

A father who can't ask how you're coping will ask about your car instead. Whether you've had the brakes looked at. Whether it's due a service. That is the same question in the only dialect he has.

Worth translating rather than scoring. The casserole nobody asked for, the awkward phone call, the sibling who sends links instead of sentences — all of it is somebody standing as close as they know how.