[ a lil bloom of affection. he leans into that just a little though and then he grins as he thinks about making ryuki take the most hideous, embarrassing stuffed animal possible. ]
That's the best plan I've heard today. You should definitely get him one of those giant bears that take up, like, an entire bed on their own. He can't ignore something like that.
[ hehe. tama’s emotions have been either just happy and affectionate or swinging wildly towards GOD I AM EXHAUSTED all week but there’s only a sort of contentment here now. happy and calm.
and then delighted ]
That would be so funny. Datz would let me into the upper dorms so I could dump it on his bed when he’s not there, I’m 100% sure.
Something bright and obnoxious, too. Like neon green or orange. [ he just kind of gently tugs on her arm. we go? we go make ryuki's life terrible? ] Let's go check out the games and see which ones we can actually beat.
Big eyes and lots of frills, got it. [ to the games! ]
They're all definitely rigged, but that's when you rig it right back. If you're looking for aiming, maybe that balloon dart one? The trick is popping it just off to the side instead of aiming for the middle. Otherwise it just bounces off.
You think? [ he finds that philosophy interesting because...well, yeah, his adhd is just a manifestation of being born with battle reflexes, so maybe thinking on his feet is a genetic thing. to the game they go. ] I feel like you can be taught to think more outside to box if you know what angle to go at.
Sure. But doing it naturally? If you're a chronic overthinker, you'd never going to be able to fully pull off that "I'm just going to go for it and adjust as I learn what's going on" way of doing things.
It's not a bad thing if you can't. There's a place for instinct, and there's a place for planning.
It's one of those things I've also never put that much thought into it, so I don't really know what that has to say about me. [ a pause. ] When I was living on my own I had to think a little more than I wanted to, but it's easier to improvise now.
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That's the best plan I've heard today. You should definitely get him one of those giant bears that take up, like, an entire bed on their own. He can't ignore something like that.
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and then delighted ]
That would be so funny. Datz would let me into the upper dorms so I could dump it on his bed when he’s not there, I’m 100% sure.
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[ she will let herself be tugged. ]
Something with aiming might be good... but these are usually rigged, right? We might have to figure out how to get around that first.
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They're all definitely rigged, but that's when you rig it right back. If you're looking for aiming, maybe that balloon dart one? The trick is popping it just off to the side instead of aiming for the middle. Otherwise it just bounces off.
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[ hmm. ] You sound like you have some experience with this sort of thing. Rigging the riggers right back.
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It's not like people can be taught to think on their feet completely. Whether or not it comes naturally is kind of an inherited thing.
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It's not a bad thing if you can't. There's a place for instinct, and there's a place for planning.
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