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A mixture. The latter was more common when I was younger. Not so much anymore.
I guess they can't tell anymore. I wouldn't.
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A mixture. The latter was more common when I was younger. Not so much anymore.
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It’s a tall ask for everyone to be, I’m sure.
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Well, not that one. I just mean in general.
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Once upon a time, I did laugh. I have to be honest.
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No, I don’t even have them. They’re not needed.
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*Stifles a laugh*
Okay, that’s new to me, but I do see how that can get old. I can relate. Venting that frustration is even often met with “Did you blow a fuse?”
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*Laughs*
Oh yeah. I’m sure you know all too well, also. I’d be shocked if no one used knowledge of your uniqueness against you maliciously. A lot of people have a hard time not doing that.
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You didn’t. I am what I am, and I don’t have a problem with that. But people can get mean if they want to and sling malicious things my way. Most commonly in the form of name calling, as you could imagine after our talk about originality. I’ve been called things like bucket-head a lot.
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I’m an android. Physically. But I am a person. I have humanity.
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As long as they’re not mean about it. I’m fine with a machine being what I am, but I resent it being my identity. If that makes sense.