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[bluffed]

okay, tell me again what's so special about a hot springs?
they make hot water pools.
that's it?

you got a few screws loose if you think it's better than real TREES and FRUIT.

[ But, she's not going to be completely throwing the other choices under the bus... ]

at least go for the GPS. that's actually valuable.

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[strangelic]

It isn't the hot springs that I voted for, but the god. I am sorrowful enough as it is, and a little love, here, seems like it would be a peaceful substitute for any of the alternatives.

[bluffed]

at least with sorrow you know what you're getting into
love can be a bitch. please tell me you considered that too?

[strangelic]

Is that a song lyric? I don't believe it's relevant.

[ Yeah, no, he really hasn't. Then again when he thinks of love it's really a lot more biblical, or at the very least familial. ]

[bluffed]

no, it's just the truth

[ One day she'll get through to him. ]

love can bring great feelings, yada yada. but it can also cause the worst pain. love doesn't last, i think

[strangelic]

I know the pain associated with love, but as unpleasant as that was, I wouldn't give it up in exchange for the experience itself. Love is eternal; it bonds itself to time, and exists as long as you recollect it.

What benefits does sorrow have? Confusion? Love is beautiful, perhaps also bittersweet, sometimes sad, but never needlessly cruel. It's always worth it.

[bluffed]

woah there, getting a little poetic on me. totally not the topic that i thought i'd be hitting on.

[ She's never known love outside of the sisterly kind. She has to dodge that question like she's dodging a bullet. ]

what, you got someone here you're sweet on?

[strangelic]

I'm very fond of poetry.

If you're talking about erotic love, then no, there's no one I'm sweet on. I have friends, family.