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thefarshore2016-10-16 07:12 am
jocularly) wrote in thefarshore2016-10-16 07:12 am
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Posted: May 6th, Morning.
From: Anonymous (he's trying!).
This is for all shinki:
What do ye do about a stubborn, sometimes reckless, selfless god? I wanna help them, but every time I try, I'm not sure they appreciate it.
I feel like I'm angering them an' I don't want to.
[This is his way of asking for help. He really did try to mask his sometimes outdated and awkward spelling/phrasing, though it seems to shine through nonetheless.Please don't kill him, Shun!]
From: Anonymous (he's trying!).
This is for all shinki:
What do ye do about a stubborn, sometimes reckless, selfless god? I wanna help them, but every time I try, I'm not sure they appreciate it.
I feel like I'm angering them an' I don't want to.
[This is his way of asking for help. He really did try to mask his sometimes outdated and awkward spelling/phrasing, though it seems to shine through nonetheless.
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It depends on how eager they are to listen to you. If they aren't willing to listen, sometimes all you can do is let them make a mistake so they'll learn while being there to help get them through it.
If you feel like they're making a very dangerous choice, though, and can't be persuaded otherwise, worrying about angering them should be the last thing on your mind compared to helping them.
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It's not that. He makes great choices! I jus' wish he thought more about himself an' doin' what makes him happy.
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You can't just make someone be happy, as nice as it would be.
You can suggest it to them or create opportunities but it's their own choice, at a point.
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Friends should lend a helpin' hand like that.