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TEXT 10 ► UPON MY LIAR'S CHAIR
Aug 25, 2010 20:53
How has being on the Thor changed you?|
alexander renson
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purplebiker
August 26 2010, 03:54:56 UTC
It made me a lot happier. I also got a family. Sort of.
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maskedbreathing
August 26 2010, 03:57:50 UTC
How?
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purplebiker
August 26 2010, 03:59:51 UTC
Saw a mother figure in someone, saw a sister figure, and my mother figure's other kids sort of consider me family. Sort of.
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maskedbreathing
August 26 2010, 04:03:04 UTC
How did you even know what a mother figure was? Thought you never had one.
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thesubsequent
August 26 2010, 04:16:18 UTC
I've learned what it's like to have to work and support yourself.
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maskedbreathing
August 26 2010, 05:03:15 UTC
How do you think that's affected you?
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thesubsequent
August 26 2010, 05:13:38 UTC
I'm actually useful now, I suppose, whereas before I hardly had any working skills, among a variety of other skills I didn't have before.
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maskedbreathing
August 26 2010, 05:15:40 UTC
What can you do now?
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forgotten_pilot
August 26 2010, 04:44:13 UTC
Why would you assume it has?
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maskedbreathing
August 26 2010, 05:05:01 UTC
What I assumed was that people who it has not changed would not answer, or would ask me why I assumed it did.
If I simply said 'How has the Thor changed you,' I would get a whole lot of people simply saying, 'Yes,' and that's not interesting to read at all.
That being said, if you can remain totally the same person given the socioeconomic, political and cultural mess here, I'm very impressed.
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forgotten_pilot
August 26 2010, 05:13:46 UTC
I've kept largely to those of my own world.
[Just not as much as she thinks.]
Living here is not as difficult as many of the refuges make it out to be.
[Yep, denial.]
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maskedbreathing
August 26 2010, 05:15:05 UTC
Oh, lucky of you, then.
Things don't need to be difficult to incite change.
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notpaid2dodge
August 26 2010, 04:46:38 UTC
You're asking a lot from people who don't know you.
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maskedbreathing
August 26 2010, 05:03:41 UTC
You're under no obligation to answer.
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notpaid2dodge
August 26 2010, 06:09:59 UTC
[Ah, but he can see Meiran doing it; if she's willing to say something, however small, then he will too.]
All right.
I no longer have a home to go back to.
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maskedbreathing
August 26 2010, 06:10:59 UTC
[there's an actual pause here. then--]
None of us do, kid.
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dr_kiriko
August 26 2010, 05:30:45 UTC
I've learned of the experience of freedom. Of thought, and of deed.
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maskedbreathing
August 26 2010, 05:33:10 UTC
There's no freedom where you're from?
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dr_kiriko
August 26 2010, 05:52:37 UTC
Not for a person like me, no. The Thor has been my first haven of rest in nineteen years.
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maskedbreathing
August 26 2010, 05:56:31 UTC
Sucks.
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If I simply said 'How has the Thor changed you,' I would get a whole lot of people simply saying, 'Yes,' and that's not interesting to read at all.
That being said, if you can remain totally the same person given the socioeconomic, political and cultural mess here, I'm very impressed.
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[Just not as much as she thinks.]
Living here is not as difficult as many of the refuges make it out to be.
[Yep, denial.]
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Things don't need to be difficult to incite change.
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All right.
I no longer have a home to go back to.
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None of us do, kid.
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