You've been really [don't say useful don't say useful] helpful, too, so I guess I owe you for that too - but I'd want to give you something even if you hadn't been.
Well, no, that's not what I meant. I'm not very good at holding a conversation or anything social, really. I'm socially awkward to a point that makes it genuinely hard to communicate with people face-to-face. A lot of our interactions have been through text, so I guess that helps.
[...it feels kind of weird to actually write this out, huh.]
Yeah, I can see where writing it out might be better. Some people have an easier time if they can see what they're going to say before they say it; they can edit it and take out the stuff that isn't what they meant, and make it sound closer to what they did mean.
...I run a lot of writing clubs at school. There's a lot of socially awkward in there.
Well, you've been good to me and I really appreciate that.
[...please don't tell him this is another example of him reading too much into things and in reality you're like a mini-Kimblee because that would kind of suck.
...A mini-prison-era-Kimblee, not his boyfriend Kimblee-- look just don't be a raging douche and refuse to help him or something.]
Yeah. So now we're all doing some pretty heinous things to keep anything from happening. You have to sacrifice a few people, or maybe a bunch of people, but the payoff is worth it.
That first time we talked, you said something about how you felt guilty about completely destroying a bunch of innocent people. When I got here, I'd just gotten done bombing the shit out of a stronghold protecting a group of people who hadn't done anything wrong.
I know. I thought that was the only way to take care of the issues. I probably could have found another way if I trusted others enough to tell them about it.
Sacrificing some for the good of everyone is a valid tactic, as unfortunate as it might be. But I definitely understand where you're coming from - considering it a tactic and actually doing it are two entirely different things. It's something I won't ever do again.
That's why I say I'm not a good person, though. I don't feel bad about doing it. They were collateral damage and it sucks to be them, but I don't really feel guilty about it even though I know I probably should.
Yeah, that's probably something you should feel guilty about, but maybe it's because you're in the middle of fighting this battle? At least, that's what it sounds like.
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You need another reason?
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[He's not really sure what to do with this though, not that that's surprising.]
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You've been really [don't say useful don't say useful] helpful, too, so I guess I owe you for that too - but I'd want to give you something even if you hadn't been.
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That's not something I hear everyday - I'm not exactly known for being a kind person and all.
But it's fine. You're welcome, okay?
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What do you mean? I haven't had any problems talking to you, and it's not like you're an asshole or anything.
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[...it feels kind of weird to actually write this out, huh.]
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...I run a lot of writing clubs at school. There's a lot of socially awkward in there.
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I'm really not a nice person most of the time, like I said. But I get where you're coming from.
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[...please don't tell him this is another example of him reading too much into things and in reality you're like a mini-Kimblee because that would kind of suck.
...A mini-prison-era-Kimblee, not his boyfriend Kimblee-- look just don't be a raging douche and refuse to help him or something.]
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My situation back home is kind of a mess, you know?
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Maybe I'll tell you about it sometime. Since you've told me about yours.
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Like world-ending bad.
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That, and the threat is too powerful - it's everywhere already. They just don't realize it.
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That first time we talked, you said something about how you felt guilty about completely destroying a bunch of innocent people. When I got here, I'd just gotten done bombing the shit out of a stronghold protecting a group of people who hadn't done anything wrong.
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Sacrificing some for the good of everyone is a valid tactic, as unfortunate as it might be. But I definitely understand where you're coming from - considering it a tactic and actually doing it are two entirely different things. It's something I won't ever do again.
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