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That's irrelevant. I'm trying to explain my position, not to question where you care about our siblings.
Sorry, I was just thinking out loud. Maybe you'd like something extreme?
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That's irrelevant. I'm trying to explain my position, not to question where you care about our siblings.
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I'm not saying that you do. But interactions with them are likely not enjoyable, or further than that even unenjoyable, for you. I'm simply trying to give an example.
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Dealing with Stella is likely unenjoyable for you. Meanwhile, dealing with Nox is simply not unenjoyable, while also not being enjoyable. Is that correct?
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I didn't intend to make it seem like I find things sad. I simply don't find many things enjoyable; that doesn't mean that I find most things unenjoyable.
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I know you enjoy reading. Would you be fine with simply listening to books being read for you? Would you enjoy having to see art through touch? How would you try to have fun without sight? Music? Music that you can't listen to because you know the rules behind it too well to appreciate on a non-technical level? Comedy? Comedy that risks making you open your eyes as a reaction?
I'm not trying to make you feel bad, but I've tried most things.
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I'll put it this way. What would you suggest?
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Because it's still the best way to handle it.
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I'm aware.
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It's sort of hard to be excited about things when you can't open your eyes without excruciating agony.
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Not that I can think of.