I think she said "Forever Don't Last" and "Masterpiece" were the most personal. The rest of the album was pretty much just her exploring different characters and writing from their perspectives. That, to me, is what's humanizing. I'll probably never agree with the character from Mascara, but the women who live like that are human and there is a thought process behind what they do. So, it's cool to hear that perspective expressed...to me, at least.