[ i just realized i wrote humans when they were talking about mermaids. well don't worry about it ]
Not with you. [ BURN ] It's probably a natural instinct to have a ce a n way around a poss ble mate. And it like they don t have many males in their es.
Now that you mention it, I wonder how their society has managed to prosper without any male, uh, people around. They have to exist somewhere, right? Yet they claim around here they haven't seen any in a long time, which means they aren't engaging in the typical reproduction habits of organic beings, and there's no way they're creating more of themselves like we do with us andr
[ The network is apparently sparing 2B from what was inevitably going to become a whole paragraph about this nonsense by corrupting the entire rest of this message. ]
[ she can hear it continuing on and on in her head..... ]
It doesn't matter, 9
[ also, she has no clue. The "B" in "2B" doesn't stand for "biologist." A year ago, she would have just cut off here and be done with it; now, though, she doesn't need to be so curt with him, as odd as that is. If she looks at her message and thinks it sounds too cold, she's allowed to continue with more kindness. Like a normal conversation.
Well. Over a broken network. But it's a little bit easier than in person, for her, and it's a step forward. ]
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[ Remember that whole ordeal with Jean-Paul? He does. ]
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breeding
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Well I wish they'd take a hin t and rea ize I'm interested!
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Not with you. [ BURN ] It's probably a natural instinct to have a ce a n way around a poss ble mate. And it like they don t have many males in their es.
[ ... maybe. ]
I don't know.
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Now that you mention it, I wonder how their society has managed to prosper without any male, uh, people around. They have to exist somewhere, right? Yet they claim around here they haven't seen any in a long time, which means they aren't engaging in the typical reproduction habits of organic beings, and there's no way they're creating more of themselves like we do with us andr
[ The network is apparently sparing 2B from what was inevitably going to become a whole paragraph about this nonsense by corrupting the entire rest of this message. ]
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It doesn't matter, 9
[ also, she has no clue. The "B" in "2B" doesn't stand for "biologist." A year ago, she would have just cut off here and be done with it; now, though, she doesn't need to be so curt with him, as odd as that is. If she looks at her message and thinks it sounds too cold, she's allowed to continue with more kindness. Like a normal conversation.
Well. Over a broken network. But it's a little bit easier than in person, for her, and it's a step forward. ]
Just don't let them do th to you.
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I'm not, I'm not. They may be a pain, but they're not dangerous.
[ For now. ]