Chevaliere

@dreadpool10: I suppose you shouldn't be faulted for self-preservation...

@dreadpool10: Letdown.

Aah! I love it! Really love the dynamic there. Sooo many things I see.

I wanna respond but I'm tempted to wanna do that mechanical thing I talked about so I'll have to....not do that.

@dreadpool10: @lady_grimm: Yalla!

I'll battle 'em all.

@lady_grimm:

@lady_grimm: Very well. You are excused from my presence.

@dreadpool10: B*tch please! I'll punt your empire into the sun.

Okay but when I get back from practise at the earliest. I have to beat people up, and if I have the energy I'll respond tonight.

Dialogue posts can be sort of hard for me. Awkward at the very least. I remember once reading...I think LL and Mercy were having a conversation, and somewhere in their words it occurred to me the awkwardness. It was like Adam and Eve discovering they were naked. But lots of people, in dialogue, go down and respond to people's comments point by point, and LL/Mercy mentioned how real people generally don't really do that. So in my mind this kinda set something off. A spark or something, like a wire went bzzzz.....So now when I'm reading and I See it, it gives me this weird impression, and in my head it's like watching two conversations being had at once and it's awkward and unflowy in my head. Mechanical. So I started not doing that, see how it felt. Unless working a particular angle (like Antonia who could perfectly recall every word someone said and might make it a point to respond to every one, rattling off like a list to check off), I'll dial it back and, at least in dialogue (though not expression) only respond to the last part, or a particular part that stuck out. On one hand it makes me feel better. On the other hand, sometimes I wonder if people get the impression I'm ignoring parts of their posts or not giving it my full attention.

@dreadpool10: I may have just inadvertently convinced myself to go after you in Gothic.

Hehee, I haven't read all the posts (maybe a handful aside from skimming), but starting out I just picked one that didn't have an @ attached to it.