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[heartdissonance]

I have found that sunup is often a successor to exhaustion; this is not actually directly related to the fact that many wake in the morning. Simply, things happen at night. The sun rises after ordeals. The fact that sun will in fact keep coming up is an indication of another fact: the ordeal will have ended, sooner or later.

This is not

Comments

[thetruemonster]

It depends on the context. Impatience can sometimes be excused.

[heartdissonance]

Justification or excuses don't matter. I just want to know about the impatience itself.

[also, voice!]

[thetruemonster]

It isn't something I feel often, so I'm not sure.

[voice]

[heartdissonance]

You are patient.

[voice]

[thetruemonster]

Moreso than I used to be, at least.

[voice]

[heartdissonance]

Progress.

What would you personally call 'a long time' to wait for something?

[voice]

[thetruemonster]

It depends on the something, and how quickly you expect it to arrive. For an important thing, it might be no time at all... waiting for something you expect quickly would make most people impatient. After all, if I asked someone for something and wanted a fast response, I might get annoyed quite easily. But some things take time.

Is this about something in particular?

[voice]

[heartdissonance]

It's about patience in particular.

[voice]

[thetruemonster]

Evasive. I see.

[voice]

[heartdissonance]

I am certainly evasive, I'll be up front about that.

[voice]

[thetruemonster]

Honesty is an admirable trait, if nothing else.

[voice]

[heartdissonance]

Yes. But being able to trick a person very well is admirable, too.