Un: konawa talimo (text)

[dragonmouth]

I understand it's been an eventful past few days, if I'm being very generous. And I know it's hardly my place to get involved in any of this, but... how exactly does one stay out of others' affairs when we're all stuck in close quarters?

Well. That was mostly a rhetorical question.

What I'd like to know is whether anyone at this station would be willing to help teach me to cook. I'm afraid I don't recognize most of what we have in store, and I'd rather not accept food from people I don't readily trust.

Furthermore, I don't suppose anyone else here would be willing to set up a sparring club of sorts, if one doesn't exist already? Some of my colleagues and I had the same idea back home, but I've no indication that there's such a thing here.

text; un: talon

[honededge]

yo, i don't normally pay attention to the network but like i'm losing sleep over this shit and i need some outside opinions.

think we can change? like really change? i'm not talking about the ability to overhaul your look or attitude, i mean like. change in the long run. if we've done really bad things, even if it was just to make it by, do you think we can still be good people one day?

like what even counts as a good person or a bad person, you know? if you kill someone so that you can continue living, are you a bad person? if you steal from the exceptionally wealthy because you're exceptionally poor, is it still a bad thing to do? are you only bad if you do it without reason? does the reason have to be good enough? good enough for who?

i dunno, what do you guys think? i'm starting to think i'm a real bad person by this station's standards and it's kinda freaking me out.

text; un: patriarch

[burninglight]

[After the fight with his brother had settled down, Ardyn went back to his room and shut the door; after an hour or so of pacing restlessly and accomplishing nothing, he settled on taking out his phone and making an ill-advised decision.]

[...Just as soon as he changed his username.]

Since there is likely no end in sight to 'this station needs more therapy than the multiverse can provide':

I know one can be furious with someone they care about and yet not detest them. Difficult, but not unthinkable. But is it possible to ever learn to stop hating someone, when that anger is justified yet supposedly built on the foundation of a misunderstanding?