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 Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 8:49 am
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Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 3:03 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 3:12 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 3:17 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 4:14 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 4:28 pm
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Amorphous Archfiend Azrael_Demurstra Why should we fear the den of a dragon, who openly invites us in? I've dealt with dragons many times before. You may be different then them, you may even be stronger. But that doesn't mean that you are any more fear inspiring then they are. I do apologize if my introductory skills are a bit lacking. You see I have this vocal ailment. It causes me to speak the truth, as I see them, rather then to give the lie that people want to hear. So on a more friendly note, Welcome to the cozy guild that is "Absolute Furries". I do hope you enjoy your stay here. I openly invite you in, but to assume it is a friendly gesture could cost you your life. The feign of a greeting could be a lure for my next meal. Who is to truly say? I prefer the truth, if you find such a flaw than speak it. Do you know how messed up the world would be if everyone just said what would be best to not hurt their feelings? Tough love, its a thing.
Yes, but in letting us into your home, it also lets down your guard as well as ours. Though you do make a good point.
And I am aware of the concept of tough love, I was more meaning that people prefer the comfortable illusion, rather then the harsh truth. I have a tendency to try to make people see the truth, and because of this they don;t like me much. Though if you stop to think, most people, even online while safe behind an assumed name, and a screen, prefer to lie to others simply to not hurt that person. This I believe is caused by the human mind having some sort of caring toward others of it's species. Though, I tend to not care about people. I'm not saying I don't care at all. I just don't care what they think of me, and if I can make them see what they refuse to look at, then I can make them into a better person, and that is the goal that I strive toward.
Well that was much longer then I intended it to be, and I think I got a bit off topic in there somewhere. I apologize for my random ramblings. Fell free to ignore it if you wish. |
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Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 4:34 pm
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Azrael_Demurstra Amorphous Archfiend Azrael_Demurstra Why should we fear the den of a dragon, who openly invites us in? I've dealt with dragons many times before. You may be different then them, you may even be stronger. But that doesn't mean that you are any more fear inspiring then they are. I do apologize if my introductory skills are a bit lacking. You see I have this vocal ailment. It causes me to speak the truth, as I see them, rather then to give the lie that people want to hear. So on a more friendly note, Welcome to the cozy guild that is "Absolute Furries". I do hope you enjoy your stay here. I openly invite you in, but to assume it is a friendly gesture could cost you your life. The feign of a greeting could be a lure for my next meal. Who is to truly say? I prefer the truth, if you find such a flaw than speak it. Do you know how messed up the world would be if everyone just said what would be best to not hurt their feelings? Tough love, its a thing. Yes, but in letting us into your home, it also lets down your guard as well as ours. Though you do make a good point. And I am aware of the concept of tough love, I was more meaning that people prefer the comfortable illusion, rather then the harsh truth. I have a tendency to try to make people see the truth, and because of this they don;t like me much. Though if you stop to think, most people, even online while safe behind an assumed name, and a screen, prefer to lie to others simply to not hurt that person. This I believe is caused by the human mind having some sort of caring toward others of it's species. Though, I tend to not care about people. I'm not saying I don't care at all. I just don't care what they think of me, and if I can make them see what they refuse to look at, then I can make them into a better person, and that is the goal that I strive toward. Well that was much longer then I intended it to be, and I think I got a bit off topic in there somewhere. I apologize for my random ramblings. Fell free to ignore it if you wish.
Not necessarily, I am waiting. My guard will always be up.
Well, you are free to speak how you will to me, though it is not like you needed my permission. I enjoy the truth, I am not so closed minded as to avoid it or wish for a subtle let down. Besides, I think in the right situation you would know to simmer it down just a little, while still giving the god to honest truth of things. |
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Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 5:13 pm
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Amorphous Archfiend Azrael_Demurstra Amorphous Archfiend Azrael_Demurstra Why should we fear the den of a dragon, who openly invites us in? I've dealt with dragons many times before. You may be different then them, you may even be stronger. But that doesn't mean that you are any more fear inspiring then they are. I do apologize if my introductory skills are a bit lacking. You see I have this vocal ailment. It causes me to speak the truth, as I see them, rather then to give the lie that people want to hear. So on a more friendly note, Welcome to the cozy guild that is "Absolute Furries". I do hope you enjoy your stay here. I openly invite you in, but to assume it is a friendly gesture could cost you your life. The feign of a greeting could be a lure for my next meal. Who is to truly say? I prefer the truth, if you find such a flaw than speak it. Do you know how messed up the world would be if everyone just said what would be best to not hurt their feelings? Tough love, its a thing. Yes, but in letting us into your home, it also lets down your guard as well as ours. Though you do make a good point. And I am aware of the concept of tough love, I was more meaning that people prefer the comfortable illusion, rather then the harsh truth. I have a tendency to try to make people see the truth, and because of this they don;t like me much. Though if you stop to think, most people, even online while safe behind an assumed name, and a screen, prefer to lie to others simply to not hurt that person. This I believe is caused by the human mind having some sort of caring toward others of it's species. Though, I tend to not care about people. I'm not saying I don't care at all. I just don't care what they think of me, and if I can make them see what they refuse to look at, then I can make them into a better person, and that is the goal that I strive toward. Well that was much longer then I intended it to be, and I think I got a bit off topic in there somewhere. I apologize for my random ramblings. Fell free to ignore it if you wish. Not necessarily, I am waiting. My guard will always be up. Well, you are free to speak how you will to me, though it is not like you needed my permission. I enjoy the truth, I am not so closed minded as to avoid it or wish for a subtle let down. Besides, I think in the right situation you would know to simmer it down just a little, while still giving the god to honest truth of things.
Yes but see, allowing someone into your home allows them a small glimpse at the real you. Also while in your home, you feel more comfortable, more confident. Therefore your guard will be slightly lower. At least from what I've seen from numerous battles, that's the way things go. Yes there is the "homefield advantage" but that advantage tends to cause a bit of cockiness. I'm not saying you are being cocky, I'm simply stating my person observations of various situations.
And thank you. I appreciate the compliment. |
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Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 6:19 pm
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Amorphous Archfiend Foxkilth *wonders in with out fear*
I find most dragons are great to chat with
For what greater treasure is there then being able to share knowladge? whee "The answer to that, would be the vast pile of gold and gems I guard from anyone who dares to take from it."
Snickers.
"But, a lovely conversation is just as grand."
Yes gems, jewls, and gold are nice
but they arn't thr same as a friend
they dont fill all the emptiness |
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Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 7:19 am
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Azrael_Demurstra Amorphous Archfiend Azrael_Demurstra Amorphous Archfiend Azrael_Demurstra Why should we fear the den of a dragon, who openly invites us in? I've dealt with dragons many times before. You may be different then them, you may even be stronger. But that doesn't mean that you are any more fear inspiring then they are. I do apologize if my introductory skills are a bit lacking. You see I have this vocal ailment. It causes me to speak the truth, as I see them, rather then to give the lie that people want to hear. So on a more friendly note, Welcome to the cozy guild that is "Absolute Furries". I do hope you enjoy your stay here. I openly invite you in, but to assume it is a friendly gesture could cost you your life. The feign of a greeting could be a lure for my next meal. Who is to truly say? I prefer the truth, if you find such a flaw than speak it. Do you know how messed up the world would be if everyone just said what would be best to not hurt their feelings? Tough love, its a thing. Yes, but in letting us into your home, it also lets down your guard as well as ours. Though you do make a good point. And I am aware of the concept of tough love, I was more meaning that people prefer the comfortable illusion, rather then the harsh truth. I have a tendency to try to make people see the truth, and because of this they don;t like me much. Though if you stop to think, most people, even online while safe behind an assumed name, and a screen, prefer to lie to others simply to not hurt that person. This I believe is caused by the human mind having some sort of caring toward others of it's species. Though, I tend to not care about people. I'm not saying I don't care at all. I just don't care what they think of me, and if I can make them see what they refuse to look at, then I can make them into a better person, and that is the goal that I strive toward. Well that was much longer then I intended it to be, and I think I got a bit off topic in there somewhere. I apologize for my random ramblings. Fell free to ignore it if you wish. Not necessarily, I am waiting. My guard will always be up. Well, you are free to speak how you will to me, though it is not like you needed my permission. I enjoy the truth, I am not so closed minded as to avoid it or wish for a subtle let down. Besides, I think in the right situation you would know to simmer it down just a little, while still giving the god to honest truth of things. Yes but see, allowing someone into your home allows them a small glimpse at the real you. Also while in your home, you feel more comfortable, more confident. Therefore your guard will be slightly lower. At least from what I've seen from numerous battles, that's the way things go. Yes there is the "homefield advantage" but that advantage tends to cause a bit of cockiness. I'm not saying you are being cocky, I'm simply stating my person observations of various situations. And thank you. I appreciate the compliment.
Right, and of course I have my own on the matter. See you proved my point in your very first response. "Why should we fear the den of of a dragon, who openly invites us in?" You are right, why should you? And that is exactly what I hope for. You will walk in with no fear, and with feeling no threat your guard will be lowered some. If fear was present, you would be cautious, or even not enter at all. So why work for a meal, when the meal walks to me of its own accord? I have you in my claws, you just do not feel their squeeze.
Now of course you raise your own good points, what we both cannot counter for is personality traits and errors. Not everyone will react as we expect them to.
Well, was more so the truth that turned out to be a pleasurable response, but you are welcome nonetheless. |
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Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 7:20 am
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Foxkilth Amorphous Archfiend Foxkilth *wonders in with out fear*
I find most dragons are great to chat with
For what greater treasure is there then being able to share knowladge? whee "The answer to that, would be the vast pile of gold and gems I guard from anyone who dares to take from it."
Snickers.
"But, a lovely conversation is just as grand." Yes gems, jewls, and gold are nice
but they arn't thr same as a friend
they dont fill all the emptiness
Even friendship has its limits
Its why we have so many different kinds of relationships in our lives
Am I right? |
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Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 4:22 pm
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Amorphous Archfiend Foxkilth Amorphous Archfiend Foxkilth *wonders in with out fear*
I find most dragons are great to chat with
For what greater treasure is there then being able to share knowladge? whee "The answer to that, would be the vast pile of gold and gems I guard from anyone who dares to take from it."
Snickers.
"But, a lovely conversation is just as grand." Yes gems, jewls, and gold are nice
but they arn't thr same as a friend
they dont fill all the emptiness Even friendship has its limits
Its why we have so many different kinds of relationships in our lives
Am I right?
You are right
annnnnnd... *pause*
you also kinda proved my point xp
you needs FRIENDS! heart |
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Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 4:29 pm
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Foxkilth Amorphous Archfiend Foxkilth Amorphous Archfiend Foxkilth *wonders in with out fear*
I find most dragons are great to chat with
For what greater treasure is there then being able to share knowladge? whee "The answer to that, would be the vast pile of gold and gems I guard from anyone who dares to take from it."
Snickers.
"But, a lovely conversation is just as grand." Yes gems, jewls, and gold are nice
but they arn't thr same as a friend
they dont fill all the emptiness Even friendship has its limits
Its why we have so many different kinds of relationships in our lives
Am I right? You are right
annnnnnd... *pause*
you also kinda proved my point xp
you needs FRIENDS! heart
I certainly would not mind a few more, I am lacking in the friends department.
Many acquaintances, some buddies, but very few true friends. |
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Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2012 8:33 am
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Amorphous Archfiend Foxkilth Amorphous Archfiend Foxkilth Amorphous Archfiend Foxkilth *wonders in with out fear*
I find most dragons are great to chat with
For what greater treasure is there then being able to share knowladge? whee "The answer to that, would be the vast pile of gold and gems I guard from anyone who dares to take from it."
Snickers.
"But, a lovely conversation is just as grand." Yes gems, jewls, and gold are nice
but they arn't thr same as a friend
they dont fill all the emptiness Even friendship has its limits
Its why we have so many different kinds of relationships in our lives
Am I right? You are right
annnnnnd... *pause*
you also kinda proved my point xp
you needs FRIENDS! heart I certainly would not mind a few more, I am lacking in the friends department.
Many acquaintances, some buddies, but very few true friends.
i read you loud and clear over here
I have very few i truly call "friend"
and if I do use that word I hardly mean it sweatdrop |
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Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2012 1:20 pm
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