[ the fourth of may, this day, was his birthday. but he was committed to the age of twenty-one forever, so it wouldn't do to make a show of it-- not that he would have done so regardless. now, he was turning twenty-one for the fourth year in a row as far as he was concerned
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No.
[...At least he gets to the point?]
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Really? But what about if the people you care about back home can't be with you to celebrate?
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It would make no difference.
[Which is to say, Shin doesn't really celebrate his birthday.]
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You don't mind being alone? Yeah, I don't mind it either. I'm kind of surprised, though, since most people seem to place such importance on spending holidays and things like that with family.
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[switches hands mid push-up, frowning very slightly.]
There are better things to celebrate.
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Like what? What's better than celebrating the fact that you're still alive?
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I don't understand what you mean by that.
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You seemed to insinuate that a more traditional birthday celebration was purposeless but perhaps I read into your words too far.
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Shin considers the stranger's words, trying to phrase this in a way that makes sense to someone other than himself. people are hard, man.]
I don't believe a celebration for aging is necessary. Though, if it makes the person happy, then there is no harm in it.
[but it's still pointless all right/]
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I see. Then, you're a very simple guy, aren't you?
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If you think so, that is your prerogative.
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Of course. Simple isn't necessarily a bad thing, anyway. What do you get up to here, anyway? Any goals?
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[O B V I O U S L Y.]
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