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prismatica2019-11-12 08:11 pm
penpoint) wrote in prismatica2019-11-12 08:11 pm
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i hate that it's come to this but i need some advice on something
and due to the nature of the question i'd prefer to get a few perspectives rather than just one or two people
maybe someone else here has gone through the same thing
say that you and another person have known each other for a long, long time
but you were apart for awhile
and now you're both pretty different
how do you see someone as the person they are now?
how do you make them see you as the person you are now?
[ ooc; while this is anon. if your character has any reason to suspect who this is you're free to call him out ]
and due to the nature of the question i'd prefer to get a few perspectives rather than just one or two people
maybe someone else here has gone through the same thing
say that you and another person have known each other for a long, long time
but you were apart for awhile
and now you're both pretty different
how do you see someone as the person they are now?
how do you make them see you as the person you are now?
[ ooc; while this is anon. if your character has any reason to suspect who this is you're free to call him out ]
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we're all fucking socially awkward assholes who don't know what they're doing
and i still struggle to say things i mean to say half the time
i think about this kind of thing a lot
because you never know who is gonna show up here
what do you think they struggle most with you?
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i wish i had, but i can't fix what i didn't do before
well, i think maybe they still consider me the child they knew when we were much younger
but a lot of time has passed and i'm far from being a child now