Well, Pickle is a better resource than Atsali, being able to at least read people. Still, she’d probably do better looking Bud up. I recall Bud having similar complaints in times past.
Castela reminds me of me in a way; she’s very insightful of other people as to how they relate to other people, but nearly clueless when it relates to HERSELF. This could be a good learning experience for her if she helps Connie.
Ancient beings that look and think like twelve year old girls. It least it ain’t 100 year old stalker vampires macking on high school students. In all seriousness, both of them are effectively the emotional age of a twelve year old, so it’s not the same thing.
Actually probably not. After all she looks like a twelve year old Shelly now, and in a hundred years she will still look the same…
Who ever she ends up with will have to live with the knowledge that she won’t age, and for as long as they are together people who doesn’t know her will believe that she’s a child.
The heart isn’t really big on logic though, even when technically you haven’t got one as proven by Pickle, so it’s quite likely that this guy Connie has got her eyes on could very well be a 12 year old. If that’s the case then it will probably not be a problem as it probably won’t last for more than a few years at most. However if it’s someone 20+ or at least looking like that, then it would probably be for the best if they are into little girls as that’s what Connie will be.
OMG that would be over the top hilarious. A frat-boy midget god of drinking dates a tween squeeze. Law enforcement procedural hijinks and hilarity ensue.
First, hate to disappoint, but Timothy is (for the moment) taken.
Lesson 1: Boys are dense. Do not hint, beat around the bush or use subtlty. Say something like, “Hey, wanna go to [insert activity here] on Saturday?” (tweens tend to not drive and tend to have parents that object to nocturnal social activities)
Lesson 2: As a partial exception to Lesson 1, DO NOT lead with “hey, I really like you…” You may not feel the same after that first date. Also if the object of your affection is unprincipled you have just handed a lot of power to him.
“Hey, I really like you” will also scare some of the shy ones off, if it comes out of the blue.
Advice I give you everyone, of any age: make close friends first. If it never goes anywhere, you still have a valuable friendship. If it goes somewhere and turns out not to be a great match, you’ll be able to fall back to trusted friends with minimal damage. And remember that infatuation, while lots of fun, is not love since it’s inherently about how you feel rather than about how you make the other person feel… And that “falling in love” is all too often infatuation and subject to being fallen out of again.
Castela as a dating coach?
What not to do…
Often a far more pertinent and useful sort of advice, than what to do.
Well, Pickle is a better resource than Atsali, being able to at least read people. Still, she’d probably do better looking Bud up. I recall Bud having similar complaints in times past.
And, at least she’s upfront about the “I have no clue, seriously”.
Castela reminds me of me in a way; she’s very insightful of other people as to how they relate to other people, but nearly clueless when it relates to HERSELF. This could be a good learning experience for her if she helps Connie.
Ancient beings that look and think like twelve year old girls. It least it ain’t 100 year old stalker vampires macking on high school students. In all seriousness, both of them are effectively the emotional age of a twelve year old, so it’s not the same thing.
Considering Conscience is 80,000 years old, she just needs to find a pervy old guy that likes the young stuff. Am I right?
I’ll assume the “and then break him of it” is implied.
Actually probably not. After all she looks like a twelve year old Shelly now, and in a hundred years she will still look the same…
Who ever she ends up with will have to live with the knowledge that she won’t age, and for as long as they are together people who doesn’t know her will believe that she’s a child.
The heart isn’t really big on logic though, even when technically you haven’t got one as proven by Pickle, so it’s quite likely that this guy Connie has got her eyes on could very well be a 12 year old. If that’s the case then it will probably not be a problem as it probably won’t last for more than a few years at most. However if it’s someone 20+ or at least looking like that, then it would probably be for the best if they are into little girls as that’s what Connie will be.
Yeah, and what would an 80,000-year-old woman want with a 12-year-old boy?
…old soul?
Friends don’t let friends see what stunk…
Don’t share your latest dating fiasco with her, Castela…
It sounds like she already has someone in mind? Must be a new one, all of the old guys are already paired up.
Who is the
unlucky object of her affection? Wouldn’t it be hilarious if it was Timothy?Yes, it would.
Poor Scarlet.
What if it *is* Castela?
Except, Connie mentioned ‘guy’
No, just how to get one. With these paranormals, who knows what attracts them or what they’re attracted to?
Its Tepoz she is interested in obviously. The two of them have been hanging out in Japan recently.
OMG that would be over the top hilarious. A frat-boy midget god of drinking dates a tween squeeze. Law enforcement procedural hijinks and hilarity ensue.
An 80,000 year old “tween” 🥴
First, hate to disappoint, but Timothy is (for the moment) taken.
Lesson 1: Boys are dense. Do not hint, beat around the bush or use subtlty. Say something like, “Hey, wanna go to [insert activity here] on Saturday?” (tweens tend to not drive and tend to have parents that object to nocturnal social activities)
Lesson 2: As a partial exception to Lesson 1, DO NOT lead with “hey, I really like you…” You may not feel the same after that first date. Also if the object of your affection is unprincipled you have just handed a lot of power to him.
“Hey, I really like you” will also scare some of the shy ones off, if it comes out of the blue.
Advice I give you everyone, of any age: make close friends first. If it never goes anywhere, you still have a valuable friendship. If it goes somewhere and turns out not to be a great match, you’ll be able to fall back to trusted friends with minimal damage. And remember that infatuation, while lots of fun, is not love since it’s inherently about how you feel rather than about how you make the other person feel… And that “falling in love” is all too often infatuation and subject to being fallen out of again.