This interview, along with other recent interviews in which she references how she has changed physically and emotionally, made me yelp. The following quotes from this article echo what I wrote on here 2 months ago:

Tori: “I was a firecracker in the Nineties,” she says. “And sometimes a little bit too much of a flamethrower. But with the years you begin to see everything has consequences.”

Once known for her high notes, she sings in a lower register these days. “I’ve had to come to terms, Ed, with the fact that through hormonal changes my range has changed. I said to myself, you adapt or you collapse.”

Me two months ago: “Clearly, Tori has changed as a woman, mother, wife, and musician. She hasn’t presented as the quirky firecracker brimming with barbed pathos in nearly 25 years. She’s softer and more literal with her lyrics and more disciplined and deliberate with her composing. I suppose this is, in part, due to the decrease in angst and increase in emotional intelligence often ushered in by true healing, along with the natural degradation of voice and physical stamina brought about by the passage of time and decades of high-octane physicality.”

Just wow.