I think an idea of what she meant by this could be that no matter how you present yourself to the world we're all deserving of recognition and to be loved

This is saying that even though optimism, persistence, perseverance, and joy are usually categorized as good words, Seida says that they are diseases which to me means that those things can be negative and have different meanings.

Goes against the common saying "time will heal" or "time always tells" hence "you all have lied" in line 1

This is a very recognizable type speech that soldiers/army people say, I recognize this from movies.

I think this is a really good word play, to be honest it reminds me of Taylor Swifts lyricism.

noun, an area of wooden paneling on the lower part of the walls of a room.

verb, line (a room or wall) with wooden paneling.

Pretty sure this means that he is hopeless.

Maybe her mother was made fun of for her voice but her voice shows her heritage and her lineage and family.

This spoke volumes for me because as a woman she may have been oppressed and finally had her voice, so she's not going to stop talking when she waited for so long to do so.

The societal norm that women need to fix the men that they're with at the expense of themselves

This is a good positive mindset which means that it depends on how you look at things, because rain is mostly viewed as derogatory, or a bad thing.

I really like the personification that the author gave to the house, it makes the house feel dangerous in a way.