It can't be that bad, can it? Dancing for you, I mean.
(probably better they don't find out there....)
The first more, the first causes them to drag me out often. Sometimes it can go unnoticed more since I can blend in well enough to the background more than anywhere else.
Or it might not, it depends on how often they're around me.
I don't suppose I would be terrible. The kind of dancing this place encourages isn't my ideal.
[She would dance for a funeral or perhaps some appropriately high-class social event but... the sexy kind?... No... No, thanks...]
It does sound like you have lovely friends if they drag you out when you're lonely. Sometimes a person being a little extra forceful makes all the difference.
Given, this place is....more open about sex and the like, dancing sounds like it might turn into pole dancing and lap dances. Or too much bump and grind.
(she does unfortunately frequent house finch a little....)
They do care a lot. And I miss them, I just wouldn't want them to be here.
I don't know what those are. Please don't tell me. I'll research on my own time. There's no need for either of us to get embarrassed.
[she doesn't want to get embarrassed. don't worry about it.]
[Also, Clara relates. If the person who first got her out of her shell showed up here, she'd sincerely start thinking about who she'd have to kill about it.]
(nothing like explaining to your new friend what pole dancing and grinding is....
but, enough about that. did she feel less lonely? honestly, that's the struggle. she does have people she likes in the resort, people that did encourage her a little to break out of her shell. it varied in success, which isn't unusual, but texas does appreciate them and care about them.)
There is, if you were worried about it for yourself, too. Sometimes they just find you.
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[Then again being more capable than Clara in physicality is a "the bar is on the floor" situation.]
Do they point out you're lonely or point out you're irritated?
I imagine one is easier to see than the other.
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Dancing for you, I mean.
(probably better they don't find out there....)
The first more, the first causes them to drag me out often.
Sometimes it can go unnoticed more since I can blend in well enough to the background more than anywhere else.
Or it might not, it depends on how often they're around me.
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[She would dance for a funeral or perhaps some appropriately high-class social event but... the sexy kind?... No... No, thanks...]
It does sound like you have lovely friends if they drag you out when you're lonely.
Sometimes a person being a little extra forceful makes all the difference.
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(she does unfortunately frequent house finch a little....)
They do care a lot.
And I miss them, I just wouldn't want them to be here.
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[she doesn't want to get embarrassed. don't worry about it.]
[Also, Clara relates. If the person who first got her out of her shell showed up here, she'd sincerely start thinking about who she'd have to kill about it.]
I hope there are people here for your loneliness.
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(nothing like explaining to your new friend what pole dancing and grinding is....
but, enough about that. did she feel less lonely? honestly, that's the struggle. she does have people she likes in the resort, people that did encourage her a little to break out of her shell. it varied in success, which isn't unusual, but texas does appreciate them and care about them.)
There is, if you were worried about it for yourself, too.
Sometimes they just find you.