[ for a moment, Childe actually looks a little surprised, blinking.
then he remembers how one of Sam's biggest frustrations early on was how they couldn't progress and act with each other the way they could act with other people they liked. this is probably more silliness on their part. ]
...I'm not going to act like I think you may actually have something that's going to change my mind since you two are really very funny about how you interact versus how you do with others you're friends with, but I can very easily understand that. And I'm not actually trying to humiliate you by asking, I'm just trying to show you that you're probably just feeling even more clingy because two others important to you have also been messed with in some way. I'm not even saying you care about those two more than Sam, just it's amplifying an especially unpleasant experience multiple times for you.
[ Childe taps his hands on the table thoughtfully a moment, seeming to actually be making an effort to discuss than to be mean. ]
My life span has been cut into from corruption of the Abyss, but I don't plan on dying until I'm good and ready. And finding something worth dying for doesn't have to mean you want to go and die for it. Do you understand?
I play a mean game because you don't care how much I bully you so I have to bully Sam. In truth, we agree on a lot, it's just mostly you. Sam and I were on the same page, things just started getting extra getting complicated in regards to you.
Sam thinks you're worth trying to navigate things as they are in Port Manteau when the entire reason for getting on this cruise was to find something we could pursue passionately or someone we could devote ourselves to completely. I'm not convinced you're enough to risk dying early for due to no real purpose. If you aren't going to feel that same way in return, will you still be enough for Sam to live for? Or will he lose any will to live this life as soon as he feels like you don't need him around anymore?
Yeah, but what's going to happen once this journey ends and you have a life to go back to? Think about yourself, too. If you lose Sam because in the end you're not enough, will you be able to accept it or will you blame yourself and get dragged down by it. You aren't willing to take risks for yourself because your afraid of losing. But it's going to hurt a lot more if you are just delaying the inevitable.
Sam's happiness shouldn't have to fall on your shoulders now that you've drawn a line. You have other friends, too. I think he's a little too high maintenance even though you'll never have anything asked of you.
[ brings a hand up to slide around the back of the other's neck to bring their mouths a little closer together so he can enjoy the feel of contact even more. ]
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You're right. My bad.
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then he remembers how one of Sam's biggest frustrations early on was how they couldn't progress and act with each other the way they could act with other people they liked. this is probably more silliness on their part. ]
...I'm not going to act like I think you may actually have something that's going to change my mind since you two are really very funny about how you interact versus how you do with others you're friends with, but I can very easily understand that. And I'm not actually trying to humiliate you by asking, I'm just trying to show you that you're probably just feeling even more clingy because two others important to you have also been messed with in some way. I'm not even saying you care about those two more than Sam, just it's amplifying an especially unpleasant experience multiple times for you.
[ Childe taps his hands on the table thoughtfully a moment, seeming to actually be making an effort to discuss than to be mean. ]
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It's just... [ well... you know ... childe waves his hand around in front of himself a little. YOU KNOW. ]
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[Furrows his brows, sinking in the seat a bit and taking another sip while he looks Childe over slowly]
Just what...?
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[ he considers before leaning forward a bit, his question sincere and curious. ]
Are you worth dying for?
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[Snorts at the question, swirling his glass]
Besides that…I’d much rather someone live for me. Dying is easy.
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My life span has been cut into from corruption of the Abyss, but I don't plan on dying until I'm good and ready. And finding something worth dying for doesn't have to mean you want to go and die for it. Do you understand?
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[Leans forward, setting the drink on the low table between them and scooting closer, sitting on the edge of his seat and glancing up at the other]
Can’t you just find something you can both agree on? So neither of you has to disappear?
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I play a mean game because you don't care how much I bully you so I have to bully Sam. In truth, we agree on a lot, it's just mostly you. Sam and I were on the same page, things just started getting extra getting complicated in regards to you.
Sam thinks you're worth trying to navigate things as they are in Port Manteau when the entire reason for getting on this cruise was to find something we could pursue passionately or someone we could devote ourselves to completely. I'm not convinced you're enough to risk dying early for due to no real purpose. If you aren't going to feel that same way in return, will you still be enough for Sam to live for? Or will he lose any will to live this life as soon as he feels like you don't need him around anymore?
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Sam's happiness shouldn't have to fall on your shoulders now that you've drawn a line. You have other friends, too. I think he's a little too high maintenance even though you'll never have anything asked of you.
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Lucky me that you know better, hm?
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[Presses their lips together lightly]
You wouldn't be foolish enough to actually worry about me, hmmm?
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Exactly. Especially since you seem to be very good at surviving.
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[ usually, anyway. ]
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[Crawls on the coffee table, nibbling at his lips]
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[ brings a hand up to slide around the back of the other's neck to bring their mouths a little closer together so he can enjoy the feel of contact even more. ]
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[Kisses back slowly, arms sliding around the back of his neck]
Aren't you at least a little attracted to me?
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[ he exhales with an amused sound at that question. ] A little.
[ Childe brings his free arm around Jewel's ass to pull him further across the table. ]
Which means you should be careful about what you're doing here unless you're hoping to get fucked out in the open on this thing.
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