The answer to that I still believe is no, but it has two parts.
If you return home, you will have no need of it. Not in that utopian place. For here and other star, would it make it easier? Perhaps. But is that truly you? I have no doubts you can still find your true self and navigate the hardships thrown at you. It will not be easy.
But now I wonder of the original question. The way it was phrased. You fear becoming what I am, don't you? Or at least what you mind perceives me to be. Because it feels so unnatural to who you are at your core. And I say this not to blame or judge you, but it does explain why our relationship has no lack of strain.
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Re: Day 401
Date: 2021-09-19 11:32 am (UTC)If you return home, you will have no need of it. Not in that utopian place. For here and other star, would it make it easier? Perhaps. But is that truly you? I have no doubts you can still find your true self and navigate the hardships thrown at you. It will not be easy.
But now I wonder of the original question. The way it was phrased. You fear becoming what I am, don't you? Or at least what you mind perceives me to be. Because it feels so unnatural to who you are at your core. And I say this not to blame or judge you, but it does explain why our relationship has no lack of strain.