[07:44] -- ironInfidelity [II] began messaging concerningGasconade [CG] at 19:44 --
[07:45] II: I've come to apologize for my former behavior over this chat client.
[07:48] CG: I see. And what is it exactly that y9u did 9ver this chat client that y9u are ap9l9gizing f9r?
[07:48] II: . . . .Do you have a short memory or?
[07:48] II: Im trying to apologize here.
[07:48] II: For blowing up at you before.
[07:49] II: About certain topics that I will avoid speaking of in order to keep myself from falling back into the same emotions they dig up.
[07:50] CG: N9, I am simply making sure y9u are ap9l9gizing f9r the things that are w9rth ap9l9gizing f9r and n9t t9ssing a s9rry my way in h9pes it will less9n the hurt that might have stung my feelings if I were n9t s9 str9ng 9f mind.
[07:53] CG: 6ut I will c9nsider 9ffering y9u my f9rgiveness.
[07:54] II: Thank you for that then.
[07:55] II: Also just so you know, I was considering contacting you to apologize after our conversation. Even without you speaking to my guardian about this.
[08:02] CG: It was still necessary, 9n the chance that y9u ch9se t9 6e far t99 stu669rn t9 speak with me a69ut it. S9me9ne needed t9 hear what I had t9 say s9 that reas9n c9uld 6e heeded n9 matter what.
[08:03] II: Alright. She didn't exactly /need/ to be pulled into it. But I wont hold it against you.
[08:03] II: . . . .So I read the first three chapters of your theories.
[08:05] CG: 9h did y9u? What did y9u think 9f it?
[08:07] II: I found it insightful.
[08:08] CG: 9h really? S9 d9 y9u have any criticism, any at all?
[08:10] II: I agree with your view points on how it is important to understand that lables for lowbloods through highbloods should be avoided. That was never something I really considered, or rather payed too great deal of attention to during my time of original preaching. However, I feel like you may expand your information too far. It might be better to summerize it to include all castes together, rather th
[08:10] II: en trying to seperate one from the other.
[08:13] CG: Well there has 6een a practice I have 6een c9nsidering intr9ducing that rather that rather than using the term high, l9w, and mid6l99ds, t9 perhaps say 6U9Y, 9JA, CIP, and R9yal-V. It still has the divisi9n we tr9lls are used t9, 6ut it eliminates the heirarchy 9f 9ur 6l99d types.
[08:14] II: That could work. It would be a struggle to convince others to use the terms perhaps, but with enough encouraging to the youth, it may "Trend"
[08:19] CG: Yes, exactly. Inventing new p9litically c9rrect terms c9uld p9tentially help shape the entire universe f9r the 6etterment 9f all tr9llkind.
[08:19] CG: Perhaps I sh9uld h9st a seminar and instruct th9se 9n 69ard this vessel in these ways.
[08:21] II: That might be a good idea. The trolls on this ship seem more receptive then others.
[08:21] II: In fact I'm even on the cusp of reaching a completely break through with an ancient seadweller from my time.
[08:31] CG: 9h really? That is quite the feat! The seadwellers 9f 9ld are perhaps the m9st stu669rn, cl9sedminded 9f them all. It is 9f my 9pini9n that l9ngevity such as theirs is n9t a 699n as they are f9rced t9 live in the dark ages as times ar9und them c9ntinue t9 change.
[08:35] II: I thought so as well, but the Orphaner seems to have been swayed to reason.
[08:37] II: I feel as though he will make a great example in the future.
[08:48] CG: That is m9st certainly h9peful, as 69th an example that they can 6e changed 6ut as an example f9r 9ther high6l99ds wh9 may l99k up t9 him.
[08:49] II: Exactly!!! I'm glad to see someone sees it the same way!! 0:B
[08:49] II: My companions all believe I have given Dualscar too much kindness in recent past.
[08:51] CG: Well, I f9r 9ne 6elieve all can 6e changed if y9u reas9n with them en9ugh and give them the facts t9 see things in the way 9f righte9usness.
[08:53] II: Thats a human game by the way. One shouts the name "Bingo" when they have gained the correct code of letters and numbers.
[08:54] II: Its basically a term that translates into "You are correct!!!!" but very short and abreviated.
[08:58] CG: Interesting... I w9nder if the humans w9uld appreciate 9ur interest in their culture. Perhaps if we were t9 69th h9st this seminar we c9uld s9meh9w inc9rp9rate this "6ing9" game, if it indeed inv9lves a sense 9f c9rrectness a69ut it.
[09:03] II: Hmn. Well, if humans wish to attend it wont be me to stop them. However they are not my target audience.
[09:09] CG: There are plenty 9f humans 9n 69ard wh9 are in as much need 9f educati9n as the tr9lls s9 I find it prudent t9 all9w them in.
[09:13] II: Huh. I never really thought it important to educate those beyond our species.
[09:15] CG: Well c9nsidering h9w much 9ur species are intermingling these days, and h9w s9me tr9lls seem n9t t9 take issue with even intr9ducing humans int9 their quads, such as 9ur c9captain, it is my rec9mmendati9n that it is s9mething we take int9 c9nsiderati9n at least.
[09:17] II: Hmn. Perhaps.
[09:29] CG: Were y9u aware 9f this 6y the way?
[09:30] CG: That the c9captain was inv9lved with a human? I 6elieve Karkat's m9irail is the same in fact, sharing a red quadrant with a human.
[09:30] II: I was not actually. I've heard of interspecies couples, its not uncomon in this day and age I suppose.
[09:31] II: . . . at risk at sounding hypocritical however, its kind of strange.
[09:33] CG: It... well... Is in a way. 9ne d9es have t9 w9nder h9w quadrants w9rk with a species that 9nly 6elieves in 9ne.
[09:39] II: Yes. . .But I'm not really one to talk about strange romances.
[09:41] CG: Right. Y9u and the Disciple were said t9 have 6een sharing all quadrants t9gether.
[09:43] II: That is one way of putting it yes. But I think it really is to great a sensation of connection and emotion to simply place it into the confines of quadrants in general. Quite simply put, it goes beyond them.
[09:47] CG: That is s9mething I pers9nally will never experience seeing as I have made a v9w 9f celi6acy, and plan never t9 "quad up" with any9ne.
[09:49] II: . . . .Oh are you serious?
[09:49] CG: Did y9u just laugh at my very seri9us decisi9n?
[09:50] II: I honestly did realize that it was until just now.
[09:51] II: Also I remember a phase in my life where I decided that I would take a vow of celibacy as well. But that was mainly because I was actually afraid of the risk of being intimate with someone.
[09:51] II: With obvious reasons as to why.
[10:04] CG: 6elieve me, this is n9t 6ecause I am afraid 9f any risks inv9lved. I just simply cann9t all9w quadrants t9 distract me fr9m my w9rk.
[10:05] II: Alright, valid argument. But sometimes they can improve it you know. Had I not met my Disciple none of my teachings would have ever been scribed on actual paper.
[10:12] CG: 9h please, I highly d9u6t I c9uld meet any9ne wh9 c9uld further impr9ve my w9rk 6ey9nd what it is.
[10:14] II: Maybe you wont. *He shrugs* But purhaps the young speaker will find out his was pawsibly mistaken~
[10:15] II: Sorry I get a bit carried away when impersonating people sometimes.
[10:20] CG: ... Hm. We will just have t9 see what the future h9lds, then.
[10:31] II: Maybe it holds a quadrantmate for you. Or perhaps just more seminars. Who knows. I certainly didn't invission getting frozen and thawed out in a new time on a new planet. That wasn't really a listed career on the schoolfeeding aptitude test that I never took.
[10:54] CG: Well. I think this c9nversati9n has run its c9urse and perhaps we can speak civily like t his again in the future.
[12:32] CG: Farewell, Signless. I have an app9intment I must attend t9.
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