Yes, I know. I *do* know. In truth, I wouldn’t have it any other way. Reality always fall short of fantasy and I want you to remain perfect in my heart.
Dark times lie ahead of us and there will be a time when we must choose between what is easy and what is right.
[ There is a delay, knowing the joke falls incredibly flat but he had to try to lighten the mood, even if it was by quoting a (sort of) children's book. ]
I can't tell you what to do.
[ And if A-Yao doesn't know that if Xichen wanted him gone from his life, he could have done like Mingjue. But friendship, caring, they can't be forced. They shouldn't be forced. ]
[ And Xichen's thoughts jump into an entirely different direction. ]
Is it truly that off-putting for someone to use the proper words for things, rather than wrapping them in pretty nonsense?
[ Asked by the CEO of the Lan company, yes. Not that his uncle would use that particular word, but he also doesn't mince words, calling things as he sees them. So if it were to happen, Xichen wouldn't be that shocked.
And he certainly has used the word, himself. In the right circumstances. ]
You wouldn’t be the least bit uncomfortable if Wangji talked to about who he’s fucking? Or, perhaps in a better analogy, your esteemed uncle? I don’t find any problem with the word, but there are some contexts that would be less than pleasant.
If Wangji feels the need to comment or ask about anything in that respect, I would be happy to listen or help. And Uncle probably would be more flustered saying it than I listening to it. Other than trying to not laugh.
There *are* contexts in which it is unwelcome, but it's seldom that I would find it disturbing.
After a delay
Weh.
I miss what we had. What we could have had. Though I prefer knoThat sounds like a goodbye.
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[ There is a delay, knowing the joke falls incredibly flat but he had to try to lighten the mood, even if it was by quoting a (sort of) children's book. ]
I can't tell you what to do.
[ And if A-Yao doesn't know that if Xichen wanted him gone from his life, he could have done like Mingjue. But friendship, caring, they can't be forced. They shouldn't be forced. ]
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He did ask me very earnestly to make Mingjue never say the word 'fuck' in his presence.
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Oh dear! I hope my sweet little bird wasn't traumatized by it!
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He'll likely be all right, just giving himself a break.
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Is it truly that off-putting for someone to use the proper words for things, rather than wrapping them in pretty nonsense?
[ Asked by the CEO of the Lan company, yes. Not that his uncle would use that particular word, but he also doesn't mince words, calling things as he sees them. So if it were to happen, Xichen wouldn't be that shocked.
And he certainly has used the word, himself. In the right circumstances. ]
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Other than trying to not laugh.There *are* contexts in which it is unwelcome, but it's seldom that I would find it disturbing.
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[ So kindly stop holding a knife over his heart?
Oh, why does he even try. ]
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He loves it when I say it and if you think about it, so would you.no subject
Now I'm just getting sexually frustrated. You're cruel, Er-geno subject
I'm sorry. .... you started it.