Giovanni 'Sarcastic Little Shit' Rammsteiner (
ofobedience) wrote in
futurology2017-08-22 01:26 pm
Entry tags:
- asher millstone (htgawm),
- connor walsh (htgawm),
- dale cooper (twin peaks),
- giovanni (dogs: bullets & carnage),
- h.c. andersen (fate/),
- jin kung (mortal kombat),
- lon'qu (fire emblem: awakening),
- oliver hampton (htgawm),
- peter parker (the amazing spider-man),
- rhys (borderlands),
- scott mccall (teen wolf)
✘ text | un: hound ✘
[Something like this-- it's really not his style. He's more accustomed to keeping his thoughts to himself, to keeping his own council. But bit by incremental bit, things have been changing in him, a slow and gradual unfurling towards greater acceptance of their situation, towards being a part of this team. He's accepted that he'll never see his world again - something that, rightly or wrongly, he believes down to the core of himself - had believed that, despite the hollow rawness it leaves him with, he's made an uneasy kind of peace with this 'knowledge'.
Only, the recent transfers have led to a renewal of his tendency to withdraw, and he's kept to himself since learning that so many of those he'd finally come to consider something akin to friends have now departed for other teams. It stirs up all the old feelings in him, a misplaced sense of betrayal-- more than anything, his own betrayal of himself for allowing these attachments to form. Everyone leaves, in the end-- it's something he should have known.
Still, it means something, perhaps, that he eventually brings his concerns here, rather than allowing them to eat away at him indefinitely. Even if he ends up doing it in a roundabout manner.]
I have some questions, if you will.
Why forge connections with others when they're only going to end up severed? What could you possibly stand to gain from it? Isn't it preferable, ultimately, to keep oneself separate from all that and thereby avoid the messy business of emotional baggage?
Such things surely only weigh one down. Create unnecessary complications. Weaken you.
Only, the recent transfers have led to a renewal of his tendency to withdraw, and he's kept to himself since learning that so many of those he'd finally come to consider something akin to friends have now departed for other teams. It stirs up all the old feelings in him, a misplaced sense of betrayal-- more than anything, his own betrayal of himself for allowing these attachments to form. Everyone leaves, in the end-- it's something he should have known.
Still, it means something, perhaps, that he eventually brings his concerns here, rather than allowing them to eat away at him indefinitely. Even if he ends up doing it in a roundabout manner.]
I have some questions, if you will.
Why forge connections with others when they're only going to end up severed? What could you possibly stand to gain from it? Isn't it preferable, ultimately, to keep oneself separate from all that and thereby avoid the messy business of emotional baggage?
Such things surely only weigh one down. Create unnecessary complications. Weaken you.

un: what; this is not the answer gio was looking for 8(
I don't. I have no time for things that weaken me.
probably not, but it's what he's got!
How long have you been here?
[He doesn't recognise the username, but that doesn't necessarily mean all that much.]
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text; un: wanda
What do you think is better? To have it and understand something new, only to lose it, or to never have known it at all?
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[But that doesn't quite answer her question, does it? It would make things easier perhaps, but then his most treasured memories are from back then, of Heine and Lily before bad changed to worse, and even though those memories are tainted now by everything that came after, the thought of losing them is still one that terrifies him.
Does the same apply to the memories he has of those who've transferred out? Hard to say.]
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text;
hey, you wanna go for a walk?
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He wants to say no. Sans is just one more person who will, he thinks, eventually leave. More of that emotional baggage. But then again, how long can one stay holed up alone before the cracks and fissures start to show?
Still--]
Perhaps. But I'm a little busy.
[...busy lounging about in his room, staring at the ceiling, sure.]
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text; un: white_lotus
Still.
It's not like him to stay silent. Sucker for the tough cases he is, and all that.]
Because holding out alone is only practical for so long.
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Still--]
And why is that? It seems more practical than the alternative.
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1/3 im so sorry
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no I'm sorry for how melodramatic Gio can be ahaha
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text | un: RHY5-W1NZ
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text | un: scottmccall
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not here
not here
text | un: scottmccall
But if you're asking this, I think you know that it's too late to change.
[It might be unfair to add that last sentence, but he adds it anyway. Why beat around the bush about it?]
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Even when a thing is too late to change, it isn't too late for future preventative measures. Once bitten, and all that. One could call it a learning curve.
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--> private
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text; un: unseenshadow
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Interesting isn't the word I'd use.
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text; un: d.cooper
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[Having never experienced anything approaching normal relationships, it's a difficult thing now, to start learning only to lose them again.]
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TXT ( NN ).
You miss them, don't you?
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I didn't say that.
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VOICE.
VOICE --> private
eyy private time
\o/
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text; un: steelsamayarai
Living your life alone, without anyone else, it might seem like the better choice, but that's more painful than anything.
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[Even though it doesn't. He'd never felt anything but hollowed-out misery and fear and a bone-deep loneliness that threatened to consume him, back there. Lived only for the past and for that one final reckoning with the very person who'd abandoned him to that dismal fate in the first place.]
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text. un: schbrodingers cat
[ Or... lived life in general. This is a genuine response, stranger, give him time. ]
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un: wtfwhocares
like right now
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un: quickfish
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un: what
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1/2
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video; un: I CAN B UR DADDY
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TEXT. UN: LOKI
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TEXT | un: p.parker
if you could forget everyone that ever mattered to you, the good as well as the bad, would you really want to? and if you did, would you even be yourself after?
to me, thats why its worth it. even if it hurts when they go. and i get it, people go more than they stay.
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Forgetting that Lily and Heine had ever mattered to him back then is something he fears more than anything, but this? It's too soon for him to tell.]
I don't know. It's like I said before. Change is painful. And perhaps, sometimes, it would have been better not to change at all.
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text; un: REAPER
Connections are something people will say can make or break you.
Maybe I believed that at one point or another, too.
As I've gotten older, the opinion has changed.
Getting too attached to something knowing you'll one day lose it...
There's something masochistic about it.
If you're into hurting yourself like that, then go for it.
For me...
I'll live without that sort of complication.
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Something masochistic. Perhaps so.
As someone living without those kinds of complications yourself, are you satisfied?
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TEXT; UN: I CAN B UR DADDY
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Just answer the questions.
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un: shitpost king
[hello were you looking for an eloquent answer, that's not kagari's bag]
speaking as someone who didn't have a choice for a longass time
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One doesn't have to be alone, necessarily, to avoid connections with others.
[He'd never been alone per se back there in the Below, had just been isolated, locked inside of his own head. Presented only what those around him expected to see.
Still. He hadn't felt any less alone for it.]
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text; un: ASCIIanything
Even if you don't get to stay friends with everyone forever.
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I'm not asking whether there's a purpose in general. I'm struggling to see how connections to others are worth anything, when they inevitably end in loss and betrayal.
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TEXT. UN: LOKI
It's like not eating a delicious breakfast of bacon and pancakes because it'll turn into a turd one day.
[ maybe before he would've agreed—another life, another time. he's been here too long, perhaps, or he's turned into something different.
both prospects he's pleased with. ]
Re: TEXT. UN: LOKI
I can't say boredom ever came into it. There was no time for such things, before here.
[loneliness though, that's always been a pervasive problem for him.]
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text; loki.2
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[Though that in itself says something, doesn't it? That he'd been expecting people all along to try and convince him of the need for close relationships.]
I don't know what it think of it all, just yet. It needs some consideration.
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