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[shalamayne]

Greetings,

I would first and foremost like to extend my gratitude to those who reside here. Most I have spoken to have been informative, accommodating and I know I am not alone in feeling a sense of reassurance in such things. There seems to be a sense of camaraderie and it is good to know that no matter how many new people arrive here there will be those to help pick them up.

So I shall take advantage of such generosity once again and ask two more questions, ones that could be considered personal so please do not feel obligated to answer.

How long have you been here and if the opportunity arose, would you go home?

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[shalamayne]

What does it mean?

Of course. As someone who has to make sure things get done, that line of thinking is always welcome. I just don't mind hoping on the side. Having faith is part of who I am.

[torsion]

Oh! It's a sideways smiling face! :)

You're one of those types, huh?
I hope you can keep those feelings, then.

[shalamayne]

[ Squints until - Ah! He sees it. What a fun little thing to have learned!]

I would never have guessed. This "network" is definitely a learning curve.

:)

"One of those types"? If you mean a priest then yes, but I'm not sure if there are priests in other worlds that are the same.

[torsion]

We don't really have anything like this where I'm from. Not something that connects a whole city, anyway. It can be convenient, that's for sure.

I meant a genuinely good guy. And an optimist.
Not that it's a bad thing, of course.
But a priest? You mean of a religion?

[shalamayne]

My apologies for jumping to such a wrong conclusion; it is a discussion I have had and was at the forefront of my mind. In all honesty I would like to keep those feelings too even though there are some who call it naive. If I can't believe in the good of others then it would make the world a very dark place.

Religion isn't quite it. We follow the Light back home.