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Aug 12, 2008 14:39

Allelujah Haptism is expressing inappropriate feelings towards someone who is already involved in a relationship. In this situation, how should I neutralize the target without the use of lethal force? Lockon took my gun.

ooc: bitch back off my man

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bananas_an August 12 2008, 19:24:18 UTC
What do you mean by "expressing"? Has he made advances towards this person?

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bananas_an August 12 2008, 23:08:35 UTC
I see. I thought a similar technique might exist to deal with emotional problems. Unless there have been major breakthroughs in psychiatry, I don't think emotions can be erased, only suppressed.

It's not going to happen. I didn't intend to make you sad. You know, one of the first times I ever spoke to him, he talked almost exclusively about you. Well, he didn't name you and didn't realize you and I had met, but I knew who he meant. I could tell you mean the world to him. Please forgive me. I don't mean to intrude on your privacy.

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you_are_unfit August 12 2008, 23:24:05 UTC
I suppose willpower and emotional therapy would be enough to eliminate such feelings. The human mind is not unlike a computer; erasing and writing over data is easier than you would think.

What makes you think you caused such a reaction? It is not a hypothetical situation I care to think about, so I do not have an answer to it. There is nothing to forgive.
He really spoke of me that much?

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bananas_an August 13 2008, 01:32:21 UTC
Emotions are insidiuous.

I may have read more into your icon than was intended. That, along with your last statement. He did. I could tell he was extremely fond of you and thought maybe even more than fond. It was only the one conversation, but it stuck in my mind.

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you_are_unfit August 13 2008, 03:19:38 UTC
Only because people make them out to be.

An icon is not enough to properly gauge someone's current emotional state; it is something that is hard to project over the internet. And I am aware of his feelings for me. We are currently in love.

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bananas_an August 13 2008, 07:49:25 UTC
Have you ever had to destroy a strong emotion, not suppress it or shove it deep inside you, but destroy it altogether?

Yet people often use icons and/or key words to give an indication of their current mood. ^_^ You asked if he spoke about you that much. It was enough that his feelings for you were clear to me at the time.

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you_are_unfit August 13 2008, 20:03:53 UTC
There has never been the need for me to do so, but I am confident that I would be able to quite easily.

Ah. Was I the last one to notice, I wonder?

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bananas_an August 13 2008, 22:10:54 UTC
I'm certain you could get the suppression part down, but not so sure about eradicating an emotion completely. People have been trying to do that for centuries without success. Besides, I really hope you never have to attempt such a thing.

^_^ As one romantically clueless individual to another, I salute you. My boyfriend liked me for years, but I always thought it was nothing but friendship with a little bit of adopted brother complex thrown in. Everyone else knew how he felt, but I never did. Um, I never discussed what Lockon=san told me with anyone else. It's no one's business except yours and his.

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shining_akarin August 12 2008, 20:49:12 UTC
Um. dslfkjhs. I can say from personal experience that your first paragraph is true. ^^;

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bananas_an August 12 2008, 21:17:08 UTC
jklsfd Yeah. Same. kljfsd

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