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prismatica2020-01-07 01:59 pm
necroyalty) wrote in prismatica2020-01-07 01:59 pm
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There's something I'd like to discuss.
Suppose that you were betrothed to another in your own world. That person tells you that they are more than comfortable with you having dalliances as long as they are the sole possessor of your heart, and you accept these terms.
And then you're spirited off to this place without them.
The only times I recall connecting to others on a more intimate level, I was under the influence of the Iris moon, but it is cowardice to say that I shouldn't be blamed for not letting them know this earlier.
Do I even owe an explanation to anyone else here, if I've held up my terms of the agreement to my betrothed?
Suppose that you were betrothed to another in your own world. That person tells you that they are more than comfortable with you having dalliances as long as they are the sole possessor of your heart, and you accept these terms.
And then you're spirited off to this place without them.
The only times I recall connecting to others on a more intimate level, I was under the influence of the Iris moon, but it is cowardice to say that I shouldn't be blamed for not letting them know this earlier.
Do I even owe an explanation to anyone else here, if I've held up my terms of the agreement to my betrothed?
text: un; notsopreparedhitchhiker
It might not be a bad thing to tell people that you have a betrothed at home who you're committed to, but you don't mind lighter things. It might help keep other people from being hurt in case someone falls for you.
And some people get really fussy about being with someone who already has someone even if both people in the relationship don't care.
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This is going to be extremely awkward with at least a few people.