The co-op coordinator I've never met is going to be here in half an hour to talk to my boss this is me anxiously not thinking about that yep meta is nice safe place to be...
I get pleasure out of reading Griffith, but that doesn't mean I have to like him. :| fffft. But ahh, I... realised? Either this morning or yesterday, and I'm sure I've known for a while, but Drael's not particularly. Smart. I think he's got all his points in wisdom rather than in int (though no where near the same extent as Daimd has wis o-k), with a few in charisma because he's sexy. I feel this is relevant to how he deals with... well, a lot of things. But it does make his responses interesting, I suppose, ahh, he is going to be so harried by the end of this day with Malis and Tir and Griffith, fff.
That is true, isn't it, overarching patriarchy abounds... Tir, of course, wants to insist that she'll never be made powerless, and if her body becomes an inhospitable place, she'll just leave it and observe from afar, but even something so much within her control as that would leave her... furious and disgusted. Having the ability to leave your body behind is one thing, but effectively being chased out of it? That's not having power--it's just depriving others of having power over you. That's what she'd fix on, I expect.
(... Veering off into convoluted sidenote territory, despite their class differences and foregone prejudices, I think Tir and Drael could actually comprehend one another well enough if they looked. Or at least, identify how the other works. Tir creates power for herself but oversteps the line of intimidation, the one that Drael manages so well. Drael has no particular drive or need for power, but he makes enough for himself that it's. Acceptable. I think he'd find Tir's way of doing things inelegant and overbearing, but she'd say the same thing about him--why go only so far, when you could follow through? Don't even pretend this makes sense, thoughts thoughts thoughts.)
Griffith versus Solus: who will self destruct first?! I think they're probably the two highest in that betting pool in either country, though there are plenty of people with hopeless useless plans or other foretold distaters. There's no betting on Kieran okay Kieran was fucked from the start. Mudfighting cousinsss...
I enjoy working through things, enjoy talking with creators to see... what it is they were going for on a certain point, picking at stupid little things, it's. Something I'd love to be able to do for you, but I also know it's hard to be on that receiving end, so truly, whatever is most appealing or comfortable to you. I do recommend trying to self-edit, though, ahh, I know whenever I explicitly ask for feedback it always seems to highlight the things I'd wanted to change/would have changed anyway...
Cook delicious meals, love, plenty of time later...
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I get pleasure out of reading Griffith, but that doesn't mean I have to like him. :| fffft. But ahh, I... realised? Either this morning or yesterday, and I'm sure I've known for a while, but Drael's not particularly. Smart. I think he's got all his points in wisdom rather than in int (though no where near the same extent as Daimd has wis o-k), with a few in charisma because he's sexy. I feel this is relevant to how he deals with... well, a lot of things. But it does make his responses interesting, I suppose, ahh, he is going to be so harried by the end of this day with Malis and Tir and Griffith, fff.
That is true, isn't it, overarching patriarchy abounds... Tir, of course, wants to insist that she'll never be made powerless, and if her body becomes an inhospitable place, she'll just leave it and observe from afar, but even something so much within her control as that would leave her... furious and disgusted. Having the ability to leave your body behind is one thing, but effectively being chased out of it? That's not having power--it's just depriving others of having power over you. That's what she'd fix on, I expect.
(... Veering off into convoluted sidenote territory, despite their class differences and foregone prejudices, I think Tir and Drael could actually comprehend one another well enough if they looked. Or at least, identify how the other works. Tir creates power for herself but oversteps the line of intimidation, the one that Drael manages so well. Drael has no particular drive or need for power, but he makes enough for himself that it's. Acceptable. I think he'd find Tir's way of doing things inelegant and overbearing, but she'd say the same thing about him--why go only so far, when you could follow through? Don't even pretend this makes sense, thoughts thoughts thoughts.)
Griffith versus Solus: who will self destruct first?! I think they're probably the two highest in that betting pool in either country, though there are plenty of people with hopeless useless plans or other foretold distaters. There's no betting on Kieran okay Kieran was fucked from the start. Mudfighting cousinsss...
I enjoy working through things, enjoy talking with creators to see... what it is they were going for on a certain point, picking at stupid little things, it's. Something I'd love to be able to do for you, but I also know it's hard to be on that receiving end, so truly, whatever is most appealing or comfortable to you. I do recommend trying to self-edit, though, ahh, I know whenever I explicitly ask for feedback it always seems to highlight the things I'd wanted to change/would have changed anyway...
Cook delicious meals, love, plenty of time later...