I try to just wait until I really need to. Which isn't exactly healthy, I know, but it's easier.
[The few times he's slept with Faustus (NOT LIKE THAT) it's a fair amount better. And while knowing Paloma was watching, although that may have been equal parts embarrassment for the way he is. Better to have someone else there, it's somehow reassuring.]
I've heard that any tea drunk with someone else in the light of the moon is especially energizing, and having had some with friends from home, I can say that I haven't felt tired since. It may not last, but perhaps you ought to find someone to drink tea with.
[...except maybe this will just encourage him to work more... The goal is to help him be healthy, right?]
[He's used to it. The familiarity with it is almost nice. Except that actually having people concerned about him is frightening and annoying, but hey.]
About time someone found the right way to do that.
It is not endless protesting! But no, what I mean is, just a suggestion, not worrying over every little thing when I'm fine! My- ['friends'?] roommates are like that, it never stops.
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Rather, it would probably be better to say it's largely anxiety.
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[She has to take a minute to ponder this.]
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[The few times he's slept with Faustus (NOT LIKE THAT) it's a fair amount better. And while knowing Paloma was watching, although that may have been equal parts embarrassment for the way he is. Better to have someone else there, it's somehow reassuring.]
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[He hasn't heard anything about tea...]
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[...except maybe this will just encourage him to work more... The goal is to help him be healthy, right?]
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[sounds romantic]
That might be worth it. Even if it doesn't work, it's not a huge loss... -That's good you found your friends, too.
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pretend only the brackets were crossed out . . .
[Because he's English gentry, now who's being taken for a stereotype, stupid lousy Dorian.]
o7
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[And being too overbearing about it.]
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About time someone found the right way to do that.
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[Or at least, that's how he sees it.]
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That's one way to look at it. Maybe it is the right way to go.
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[Teufel, you're way too young to be sending Jonathan to bed.]
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[Yeah, definitely too young to be giving bedtime instruction! He is an adult thanks!!]
I'm waiting to visit my friend, I'll go later!
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