End-of-Summer Therapy

[bitten_notshy]

Classes start in a week, so, Fandom, how was your summer? Did you get a tan? Fall in love? Are you still hoping to do one or both of those things before Labor Day?

Any lingering summer trauma, including the omg-island-of-vampires kind? Share. We love it when you share.

Comments

[bitten_notshy]

I think all of it is crap, but at least most adults have done something wrong at some point in their lives.

And, frankly, I don't think any too highly of anyone who'd use a teenage girl to do that kind of work, either. You and your assassin friend, or whatever the Turk is, can have your mutual pity-party in the other thread, and I hope you both find whatever peace and whatever judgment suit you. As it is, I'm glad I don't really know either of you, and more glad my world makes sense in this way.

[I figured, and same goes for this.]

[intraspective]

Well, I'd hardly be likely to tell you any of this where it counted, so aren't you a lucky duckling? Quack quack quack, darling, judgment is frothing from your lips.

My world mostly makes sense on the values it is built on.

(And the child was an--accident.)

[bitten_notshy]

If those values are that it's acceptable for children to kill children "on orders," that's no sense at all.

I know I'm judging. I noticed it, darling.

If it was an accident, you should have said so to start with.

[intraspective]

As much sense as it is for children as young as six to take to the battlefield in times of war. Our children don't stay innocent for long. Our world doesn't allow it.

I could have said it earlier but it doesn't change what I did. So it doesn't really matter, does it?

[bitten_notshy]

It makes your boss a slightly more understandable form of evil if he wasn't actually instructing you to kill children. That's all.

Innocence in my world is a privilege for rich children.

[intraspective]

Innocence is different then, for you and me.

We were not taught specifically to kill children, but we were taught specifically to kill. Children are not a big leap.