Being forced to rush the dollie purchases
Damn. Damndamndamndamn. DAMN! Dollmore has discontinued selling Dolkot dolls - it would appear Dolkot has become an even more unreliable business assosiate, so Dollmore got fed up with them. Doll'n'doll still sells Dolkot dolls and most importantly Kiss (and also, thank heavens, with the special snowy night face up I want for my Miron), but if things keep going the way they have gone there are no guarantees they will not discontinue selling Dolkot as well. And there seems to be something odd going on at Dolkot's own site as well - damn, why can't I read Korean, I hate it when I see someting that is obviously an explanation but can't understand anything of it...
But what does this all mean? This all means I am forced to break my promise I made to my husband of not buying more than one doll (CP Bliss, my Sebastien) from the money I'll inherit later on this summer; I'm forced to hurry my plans for buying Miron and buy him from that money as well - or, another option, delay Sebastien's arrival home, which I would greatly dislike. And if I were to buy all three (Etienne, Sebastien, and Miron) so close to each other, it wouldn't be good either, because I prefer to have at least few months separating dollie arrivals so that I can properly bond with the newcomer - if I have three dolls coming practically within a month, there is bound to be some overshadowing, just like when Hummingbird and Lumikide arrived within a month; I had rather severe troubles bonding with Lumikide, creating that contact with it that signals the transition from an "it" to a "him". All this simply because Hummingbird was that much of a stronger character (and I think the fact that Hummingbird was 1/3 and Lumikide 1/4 also had an impact).
Though when I tentatively talked about this to my husband he didn't seem all too much against these rushed arrivals - even he could quess what would happen to Dolkot dolls (especially the Kiss with the snowy night face up) and their value were Dolkot to disappear or become more difficult to get outside Korea.
But we'll see what'll happen, let's hope things won't get any more difficult *nodnod*
But what does this all mean? This all means I am forced to break my promise I made to my husband of not buying more than one doll (CP Bliss, my Sebastien) from the money I'll inherit later on this summer; I'm forced to hurry my plans for buying Miron and buy him from that money as well - or, another option, delay Sebastien's arrival home, which I would greatly dislike. And if I were to buy all three (Etienne, Sebastien, and Miron) so close to each other, it wouldn't be good either, because I prefer to have at least few months separating dollie arrivals so that I can properly bond with the newcomer - if I have three dolls coming practically within a month, there is bound to be some overshadowing, just like when Hummingbird and Lumikide arrived within a month; I had rather severe troubles bonding with Lumikide, creating that contact with it that signals the transition from an "it" to a "him". All this simply because Hummingbird was that much of a stronger character (and I think the fact that Hummingbird was 1/3 and Lumikide 1/4 also had an impact).
Though when I tentatively talked about this to my husband he didn't seem all too much against these rushed arrivals - even he could quess what would happen to Dolkot dolls (especially the Kiss with the snowy night face up) and their value were Dolkot to disappear or become more difficult to get outside Korea.
But we'll see what'll happen, let's hope things won't get any more difficult *nodnod*