[Video] ✧ 1st Address

[angelofnaboo]

[She's had time...a few days at least... to sort through things while working to help others. She's holding together as best as she can, but she knows that things here are complicated.]

I'm sure that it's been asked before by others, but I've yet to really find anyone that I can talk to regarding this. So, I've decided to address as many as possible at one time.

[She stalling, she knows she is. And that's not like her. After biting her bottom lip momentarily, she just decides to face the problem head on.]

Has anyone else run into time paradoxes? People from the past and people from the future coexisting when they really shouldn't? Meeting those that otherwise wouldn't have the opportunity to do so?

How do you deal with it?

[After she asks that question, her demeanor changes.]

Are there any particular projects that can use a slightly disoriented politician that is out of her element?

Comments

Audio

[angelofnaboo]

No, it's not quite the same, but it sounds just as complicated. Knowing the future seems like a terrible burden. And while I'm not afraid of carrying it, the other party's reaction might not go well if they find out. Especially from another person.

Re: Audio

[mightypen]

I think... It has to be up to them whether they get told or not and if so how much. Whatever they decide has to be respected too.

You also shouldn't punish someone for something they haven't done yet. Sometimes a second chance is the best blessing anyone can receive.

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[angelofnaboo]

I would agree with you, normally. However, in this instance, the things done were wrongs against myself, among others. Forgetting that is impossible. Forgiving might be easier, but will take time.

If they decide not to know, I will of course respect that, but it will impact our relationship a great deal.