"Like hell I don’t! You’re bleeding, which means you’re hurt. So either spill or I tell Aunt Piper and Wyatt that you’re hurt.”

Parker’s naturally an Empath, part of being half-Cupid. However, she doesn’t use or train that power anymore than necessary to control the flashes of emotions she get. It’s not very strong, at all, because she never uses it, but it does let her be a bit more perceptive to how people are feeling. It’s ironic, considering her adamant refusal to actually work through her own feelings.

Parker: Yes, I can! We're Halliwells! That's what we DO!

Her hands were shaking. Parker nodded at P.J.’s words, but kept staring at her hands. She couldn’t keep them from shaking. Finally, she spoke, her voice raspy, “I know.” Her messy hair hung in her face as she apologized, “I’m sorry for bothering you.

And she gets better, a little bit, but instead of hanging around juvenile delinquents, she’s demon hunting at all hours of the day and recklessly throwing herself into fights in an attempt to “prove” herself as this strong and powerful witch, just like her family. She refuses to accept help, even when she needs it, and it’s not good for her, because there’s a good chance that she’ll get herself killed, but she just doesn’t care. And Parker is just so desperate to prove that she’s just as good as her family members, because she constantly feels that she cannot live up to them and that she’s so much less in comparison and it kills her inside. She’s supposed to one day inherit the Halliwell legacy with her cousins and sisters, but she doesn’t feel like she deserves it and she won’t allow herself to consider that maybe she is enough as herself and that her family will care about her, whether or not she’s not outrageously powerful or clever or pretty and that being herself will make everyone happier than trying to be this “who cares” rebellious wild child that is nothing more than a stereotypical image. She thinks that the complexity of who she is makes her fade into the background, because she’s pretty like others and smart like others and she just wants to stand out in her family, which can be difficult in a family as big as hers. And ugh, the babe has a lot of issues and so many of them are because she just can’t seem to see that no one needs her to be this rebellious, wild girl for them to pay attention to and care about, because they’re her family and they’ll love her for being herself.

Parker may not be invested in the love part of being a Cupid, but she does enjoy the bow and arrow imagery. It inspired her to pick up archery in her mid-teens. She’s not sure if it’s due to her Cupid heritage or not, but she’s a very good shot.

Parker hides it with a facade of confident and carelessness, but she’s super insecure about her place in her family. With so many cousins, she worries that she’ll fade into the background, so she tries to avoid that by acting out or getting into trouble.