As I've told you, emotions are not my area. Especially as they pertain to me. Besides, Oswald and I agreed early on that to men like him and me, love is a burden, not a strength.
It's hard to say. I have only ever been in love once and that did not end well. Either way, this would isn't anything like I'd have imagined.
It's the Gotham version of taking the mick. A lot of our sayings are dairy based. It's fascinating, actually, etymologically.
When I was in love with Miss Kringle, I admired her for a long time. I wanted her to be happy. It took me a long time to start wooing her and longer to find the courage to ask her out. Soon after, I killed her.
I'm not an expert on the subject of love. I don't know if I'm even actually capable of feeling it. I'm equally uncertain whether Oswald is. What I know is that I don't want to hurt him. But inaction won't avoid that either.
btw if someone tells you they feel a way dont wonder if they are capable of actually feeling it. thats terrible.
so you know that ozzie is important to you but now you dont know how to adjust for a new context. consider- does it bother you more that he is in love with you, or that you think being in love (with you especially) puts him at risk?
I tend to question everything. There is a selfless element to love that... Whatever. I suppose you are right.
I am certain that being in love makes him vulnerable. Being in love with me probably more so. I care about Oswald's well-being. I'd do anything for him.
look maybe he's asexual idk but a romantic connotation usually works its way around to a sexual connotation so it's important to consider as part of those whole shift in paradigm etc so IM JUST SAYING
think about it
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so you'd do anything for him, you don't want to hurt him,oh my golly gee what does THAT sound like hmmm i wonder
I managed going down on a woman just fine, I have full confidence that men are much easier to please. Especially inexperienced ones. But I'm sure you have an expert opinion on that.
Oswald is my best friend. He's my first friend. I owe him and I admire him deeply. That does not equal love.
you're in love with him, you're welcome, now you don't have to read a bunch of boring books translated from dead languages about the essential nature of nature and etc to reach the same conclusion
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It's hard to say. I have only ever been in love once and that did not end well. Either way, this would isn't anything like I'd have imagined.
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what if i told you i love you? do you think that you would feel different than hearing it from oz?
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Besides, I'd be more inclined that you are taking the milk. Oswald truly made himself vulnerable. I don't wish to ever hurt him.
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what does taking the milk even MEAN
thats not a thing
people dont say that
anyway do you get it now???
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When I was in love with Miss Kringle, I admired her for a long time. I wanted her to be happy. It took me a long time to start wooing her and longer to find the courage to ask her out. Soon after, I killed her.
I'm not an expert on the subject of love. I don't know if I'm even actually capable of feeling it. I'm equally uncertain whether Oswald is. What I know is that I don't want to hurt him. But inaction won't avoid that either.
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btw if someone tells you they feel a way dont wonder if they are capable of actually feeling it. thats terrible.
so you know that ozzie is important to you but now you dont know how to adjust for a new context. consider- does it bother you more that he is in love with you, or that you think being in love (with you especially)
puts him at risk?
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I am certain that being in love makes him vulnerable. Being in love with me probably more so. I care about Oswald's well-being. I'd do anything for him.
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Our relationship thus far had no romantic or sexual connotations.
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think about it
anyway
so you'd do anything for him, you don't want to hurt him,oh my golly gee what does THAT sound like hmmm i wonder
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Oswald is my best friend. He's my first friend. I owe him and I admire him deeply. That does not equal love.
What does equal love?
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What is it you expect out of love, Harley?
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you're in love with him, you're welcome, now you don't have to read a bunch of boring books translated from dead languages about the essential nature of nature and etc to reach the same conclusion
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Good luck with the volcano.
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c u
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