That's awfully short-sighted of him. You're twins, are you not? A full-grown adult.
[As far as Caduceus can tell anyway (human ages can get a little wonky when you live a lot longer but he looks grown), and with all memories, besides.]
Yup and, more like because when we first met again I spent a lot of time on my 'best behavior'. Trying to lean into what he would prefer. Like food wise and stuff.
Because, isn't that the best case scenario when someone suddenly disappears?
[He says this with a brightness that could almost be compared to lemons. Bright- but bitter]
After all, then they are safe. So after eight years of pondering this and finding out no, that isn't what happened - hard to change your brain overnight. Brains are weird, yup.
I can't say I've thought of it that way. Having heard it, though, I can understand why you would.
[His situation is different. Perhaps it's easier, when those who vanish told you they were leaving ahead of time. Easier to believe they were consumed by the world, rather than they didn't want to come home to you.]
You still feel guilty for his disappearance, despite knowing the truth?
Don't be afraid to tell people to adjust their expectations of you. You have a right to change at your own pace. You're not obligated to change at all- while it is healthy to be yourself, you can be whomever you wish to be, publicly or privately, and to anyone you wish.
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[As far as Caduceus can tell anyway (human ages can get a little wonky when you live a lot longer but he looks grown), and with all memories, besides.]
Plenty of life experience to know what you want.
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I have a question. Did you start acting more like yourself before or after he regained a new memory?
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That is fair! Perhaps something to think about, however. If they are related, you continuing to be yourself may revive more memories in him.
back from self-care month
welcome back!
[And have other people remind you too, here and there.]
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It's hard not too though. To think if you could reinvent yourself to be better. Be more kind and stuff, yup.
[The words feel weird in his mouth, but Ingo wanted him to talk to this person, so he should!]
[He was having to actively remind himself though.]
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[He says this with a brightness that could almost be compared to lemons. Bright- but bitter]
After all, then they are safe. So after eight years of pondering this and finding out no, that isn't what happened - hard to change your brain overnight. Brains are weird, yup.
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[His situation is different. Perhaps it's easier, when those who vanish told you they were leaving ahead of time. Easier to believe they were consumed by the world, rather than they didn't want to come home to you.]
You still feel guilty for his disappearance, despite knowing the truth?
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[He pointed out.]
It makes the rules, I just follow them.
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It feels like people expect me to just flip a switch in my brain, yup. 8 years after all.
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cw: mild suicidal idealation
Re: cw: mild suicidal idealation
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cw: improper disposal of a body
pokemon gettin wild over here
Do you think in pokemon, people with ghost type family members show off if they're shiny?
even ghosts deserve to sparkle!!
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