TnT's Bond - How does it work?

[WarpGirl]

Asso I didn't mean to say you were a child. I was referring to myself. And I'm not being too simplistic, I'm being the exact opposite. Being unselfish means to put others, or something greater than you ahead of your owns wants and desires, that is A GOOD thing. The princess knew that she had a responsibility to her family, her people, and the world. She knew that she could make things better and that was what she was raised to do. T'Pol helped her mother and by extension her entire planet, that was a good thing, and important to millions of people. How can you describe that as selfish?

And yes I realize people look at life differently, and I NEVER said you could not or should not feel the way you do. But I can't understand it at all.

PS I HATE Marylin Monroe!

[Asso]

Now you are too much "not simplistic"!

[WarpGirl]

I'm sorry did I say something funny?

[Asso]

Oh WarpGirl! The fact is that you take always all things so tremendously seriously. I am merely unable to do this!

[Distracted]

"Roman Holiday" is one of my favorite movies of all time. She's so precious when she asserts her independence and cuts all her hair off. That ending scene where they give her back the incriminating pictures and she has to keep it together in public while she walks away from the man she loves for the good of her people... gets me every time.

The analogy to Home works on one level, I suppose, but the princess was a child learning to be a woman, having to take responsibilty for her actions. Her feelings for the newspaperman were her first teenage crush, emotionally devastating but not lifelong. T'Pol was grown, had already chosen her career path, and she was permanently bonded to Trip. I hated Home.

[WarpGirl]

Oh WarpGirl! The fact is that you take always all things so tremendously seriously. I am merely unable to do this!

Believe it or not I actually have a sense of humor, and I like being silly as much as the next girl. But I guess when you've practically lived in hospitals at the mercy of doctors such as yourself all of your life, and nearly died too many times to count. You tend to be more realistic than the average person. If anything sometimes I envy you, but I do not understand you.

I just want to SEE Home is that too much for a girl to ask?

[Asso]

...If anything sometimes I envy you, but I do not understand you.

Strange. I am so simple.

...The analogy to Home works on one level, I suppose, but the princess was a child learning to be a woman, having to take responsibilty for her actions. Her feelings for the newspaperman were her first teenage crush, emotionally devastating but not lifelong. T'Pol was grown, had already chosen her career path, and she was permanently bonded to Trip. I hated Home.

I agree, and I didn't hate Home... at the beginning. But afterward...

[WarpGirl]

It's good to be weird. So I'm going to say I'll probably love it wedding and all.

[Asso]

As you wish.

[WarpGirl]

I wasn't aware I needed permission but thanks I guess.

[pdsldl]

...But I don't understand it be terrifying it's just the way life works out sometimes.

And is this not terrifying?

No it's not. I guess I've learned to roll with the punches. Takes too much time and effort to do anything else and it would only interfere with finding any pleasure in my life. I enjoy the people in my life for as long as they can be a part of it and let the rest ake care of itself.

[Asso]

...But I don't understand it be terrifying it's just the way life works out sometimes.

And is this not terrifying?

No it's not. I guess I've learned to roll with the punches. Takes too much time and effort to do anything else and it would only interfere with finding any pleasure in my life. I enjoy the people in my life for as long as they can be a part of it and let the rest ake care of itself.

Sometimes I think my sense of humour is only mine.

[pdsldl]

I guess so because I missed the humor in what you said.

[Asso]

Trip and T'Pol's misunderstandings?
I was joking about that "terrifying". It was a "hyperbole", deliberately false.

[Alelou]

Teasing is difficult without a tone of voice to go by.

Thus the vast array of smilies, though so often it's hard to find one that seems right.