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[licentious]

[ Ah, the new wave of people. Lust has been planning this since Envy told her what was going on a month ago, so, she's going to test the waters. How foolish are these people? How generous are these people? All of which will be sparked with a single sentence. ] 

This is a mass text. Does anyone know where I am?

Comments

[parkour]

Your honesty is admirable.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

As is your confidence, and self-worth. [ aka you're exactly the reason why she hates humans but why not you're the closest thing she gets to liking someone here that's not her palm tree from home or Heather. ]

[parkour]

In a world of people with such low self-esteem, someone has to have those things.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Multiple people have them, and most of them demonstrate this trait at inopportune moments. [ aka you human little shits are too smug |: homunculus trait only!!! ]

[parkour]

I never said other people didn't exhibit those traits. However, they are in the minority -- even many of those who display it aren't very genuine.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Correct, on both accounts. It's amazing to see how easily some of the most over confident of men crumble. The fallouts are easily preventable, or, at the very least, able to be softened, yet time after time they don't take what's in front of them in order to save themselves.

[parkour]

It seems you're very experienced in the matter. Impressive, really. Very few would understand that.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Experience? If anyone read today's newspaper where I'm from anyone could understand it. But, as far as actual understanding goes, a majority of the country may as well be functioning illiterates.

How's the place where you reside? Awfully similar?

[parkour]

Eerily so, I'd say -- though I suppose it's likely that way on most worlds. Interesting as humans can be, most are not very bright!

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

If most were bright, intelligence wouldn't be considered a positive trait, it'd be considered a norm.

[parkour]

And such a shame that is, hm?

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Not really. I enjoy being praised by society.

[ casually lays out some bait owo ]

[parkour]

That is what many people enjoy.

GOD THIS CR IS LIKE SEX...

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

What can I say? I enjoy others seeing the Truth.

SOB I KNOW UNF

[parkour]

That's not something you hear every day.

HNNNNGH

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Well, most people only hear what they want to hear. Are you actually surprised?

We can just make incoherent sounds

[parkour]

Only because I'm so intrigued.

hhhhhhh

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Intrigued? Once you know the patterns of logical, each encounter slowly becomes more boring than the last.

/mouthbreathes

[parkour]

Perhaps to you.

But the fun is finding ways to break the patterns.

/that guy from hey arnold that breathes behind helga here

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Oh, I certainly agree. The fallouts are anything but boring.

hyugdssghdsdf i don't even

[parkour]

Watching things unfold is usually the best part.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

I'd say their reactions are definitely the best part. Their pride definitely makes their reactions hard to ignore, or to particularly pity.

[parkour]

How rare to see anyone else who thinks along the same lines.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Well, what can I say? It's not exactly a rare line of thought, it's just that some are more open about it than others.

Or at least open when you take a second glance. If people were this open, I suppose society would know who to avoid to feel safe, correct?

[parkour]

Of course.

But I could easily see that you have much to hide already, so it's not very surprising. It does keep things interesting, though.