[He's starting to relax enough to stop constantly comparing her to the Betty he's more familiar with, and take her on her own terms. It requires a whole lot less mental gymnastics, and fewer peskily misdirected feelings of longing and attachment.

Not that Bruce can get rid of all of them. For all he tries, he doesn't have absolute control over his emotions and Betty is, as she's always been, his Achilles' heel with them.]

How does it work for you? [Okay, that's vague. He clarifies,] How does it feel. You obviously remember everything, and it's not... traumatic. But you're different, so you have to notice a change.