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[Video] holy_prankster July 11 2011, 07:51:42 UTC
Aren't all interpersonal relationships only temporary? Unless you're an immortal being, but even then such relationships do not last forever.

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[Video] donttelldaddy July 11 2011, 07:55:27 UTC
If you want to get nitpicky and technical about it, I suppose. But back home, if such relationships end, it's usually our own decision to end them. That isn't the case here.

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[Video] holy_prankster July 11 2011, 07:56:28 UTC
It can be, but then again, it's not always the case either. Just as it is here as well young Miss.

Relationships are what you make of them regardless of where you live.

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[Video] donttelldaddy July 11 2011, 07:59:02 UTC
My name is Lili.

And they're not. It's out of our control.

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[Video] arisatominato July 11 2011, 07:57:53 UTC
That doesn't sound any different from where we come from, Lili...

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[Video] donttelldaddy July 11 2011, 08:02:07 UTC
It is. I don't typically attach myself to people if I don't intend on staying. Back home, everything is structured in such a way that I usually know what tomorrow will bring. Or, it was.

But here, these things are out of my control.

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[Video] arisatominato July 11 2011, 08:17:55 UTC
[He shakes his head. That's not how it works at home at all...]

Even when you believe everything will be the same tomorrow, there is always the chance that something untoward will happen instead. BREW just... acts with more frequency...

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[Video] donttelldaddy July 11 2011, 08:47:21 UTC
A much higher frequency. I was always more or less in control.

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video dai_mon_dai July 11 2011, 07:59:53 UTC
[There's a pretty beat up looking kid on the screen, head tilted curiously]

Hmm... I dunno, I don't think about 'Hey what if my Mom gets hit by a bus today?' either. [Oddly for his words he doesn't seem like he's trying to be sarcastic]

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video donttelldaddy July 11 2011, 08:02:57 UTC
...pardon?

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video dai_mon_dai July 11 2011, 08:04:01 UTC
I mean, like anyone could just die for some stupid reason you can't do anything about. S'the same thing, right?

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video donttelldaddy July 11 2011, 08:05:39 UTC
That's true, but it's a hundred times more likely here. Even with the war back home, people weren't switching their dimension by the week.

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[Voice] mumyo_ken July 11 2011, 08:28:00 UTC
I haven't thought about it. Is it really such a problem?

If they're not here, it means they've gone home, after all.

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[Voice] donttelldaddy July 11 2011, 08:54:26 UTC
Yes, I know that. I don't think that makes it any easier.

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[Voice] mumyo_ken July 11 2011, 13:47:21 UTC
But that's silly. They're going back where they belong. Besides, people leave all the time, whether it's here or somewhere else.

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[Voice] donttelldaddy July 12 2011, 02:58:33 UTC
That's not how it was back home.

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[Text] stalwartcane July 11 2011, 09:00:52 UTC
I suppose the fact that anyone might be sent home at any time -- or die here, god forbid -- is more of a reason to make the most out of every moment you have with the friends and acquaintances you make here. It is much of the same at home, I find, only of stronger intensity here. [Since he's had a bunch of his friends and loved ones die on him.]

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[Text] donttelldaddy July 11 2011, 09:05:08 UTC
Doesn't that make it even worse when they leave?

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[Text] stalwartcane July 11 2011, 09:09:00 UTC
It is painful either way. But for me, I have learned that it is worse to part ways regretting that you were not able to do one thing or another with the person in question.

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[Text] donttelldaddy July 11 2011, 09:16:58 UTC
I understand. That makes sense. How long has it been since you've arrived, Doctor?

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