i'd never blame you or anyone else for doubting me i do my own share of it for the same reasons and i could just as easily wonder why anyone would trust me either which i do
but what does that accomplish? why paint yourself into a corner and mourn the fact indefinitely when you could wait it out, fix the mistake, and be done with it entirely?
you don't gotta thank me friends are supposed to help each other
anyway you're more than you realize if you ever feel stuck again, try looking at it from another angle and if you can't, there's nothing wrong with asking someone else what they think either
[Loki chafes at the kindness, but takes the advice regardless. He kept so many things to himself that he essentially kept exploding on larger and larger scales, in life. Sharing things is what graduated him, more than anything else.
But he's already shared plenty today.]
I will. But for now, I need time to myself, I think.
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Perhaps I'm just far more accustomed to people not doing much at all.
The few that do are rare.
And one wonders what their motives are.
In hindsight it does seem absurd to ask anyone to trust me, ever.
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i'd never blame you or anyone else for doubting me
i do my own share of it for the same reasons
and i could just as easily wonder why anyone would trust me either
which i do
but what does that accomplish?
why paint yourself into a corner and mourn the fact indefinitely when you could wait it out, fix the mistake, and be done with it entirely?
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Thank you, James.
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you don't gotta thank me
friends are supposed to help each other
anyway
you're more than you realize
if you ever feel stuck again, try looking at it from another angle
and if you can't, there's nothing wrong with asking someone else what they think either
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But he's already shared plenty today.]
I will.
But for now, I need time to myself, I think.
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of coursedon't be a stranger