I'm glad you're okay, honey pie! I'm going to be going crazy from missing you and and everyone else by the time you guys are in Badon. I really hope things pick up in great ways for you very very soon!
I think we all knew it was going to be rocky. We have some very unique and high-spirited people, and everyone thinks their way of handling Eryndor is the best.
I think Cutter sort of shook us up a bit, too. A lot of people are still freaking out when it comes to handling shitty situations. They still don't know what they should do about rule-breakers, and we never set a system in place for minor offenses, something I've been arguing for since this whole thing began. Of course I get ignored; I'm not a strong enough personality to make sure all these capable men actually hear me. ;)
What makes me sad is that most of these boys know what they should do, and still don't do it because it would mean letting their guard down. They're too determined to defend their pride. - -' We need more diplomats.
Oh, it's nothing really, she won't explain the problem to me. I had messaged her about a month ago, asking her about a picture Kem had posted of himself and her friend Lyrjik. She didn't respond until last week, when she told me she was sick of hearing about it and I could stop the chitter chatter. So I apologized for upsetting her, and asked her if she'd had time to think about dresses for either her wedding or mine, dropping the Dagorhir subject entirely (she had mentioned that she was dropping out of Dagorhir due to drama and was going to distance herself from Dagorhirrim), and haven't gotten a response, though she's been online several times in the past week. I'm wondering if I'm one of the Dagorhirrim, is all, and stressing far more over this than is probably necessary.
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I think Cutter sort of shook us up a bit, too. A lot of people are still freaking out when it comes to handling shitty situations. They still don't know what they should do about rule-breakers, and we never set a system in place for minor offenses, something I've been arguing for since this whole thing began. Of course I get ignored; I'm not a strong enough personality to make sure all these capable men actually hear me. ;)
What makes me sad is that most of these boys know what they should do, and still don't do it because it would mean letting their guard down. They're too determined to defend their pride. - -' We need more diplomats.
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