Circles and Lines

"The backbone of a genogram is a graphic depiction of how different family members are biologically and legally related to one another from one generation to the next. This map is a construction of squares and circles representing people and lines delineating their relationships. Each family memberis represented by a box (male) or a circle (female)... Sharing a family's history is a sacred relationship." - Genograms: Assessment and Intervention, 1999 No one exists in a vacuum and certainly not those who are related by blood, love, and any combination thereof. A collection of one-shots set in the "matriarchs" universe focused on family in all its wonderful and complicated variations. Bounces around seasons and may include some modern stuff too. Titled for the genographic depiction of the relationships of mothers, daughters, sisters, and wives.