asking for a friend

[esperimental]

Ritsu Kageyama 7/2 near Chata

Welcome to all the unfortunate new users of Retrospec. You should know the unnatural changes of the world also affect loved ones outside the city, who are oblivious as the non-Retrospec users here; you might also experience some physical changes or receive unwanted things in the mail. Usually at the start of the month, given others' accounts. Anyway... If people were being very insistent. (Very.) And refusing to take no for an answer, what type of birthday present would you ask for? P.S. Indecisiveness is unhelpful and not the point of the post, please refrain from posting so unless you have some idea.

Comments

[esperimental]

I'd hope so. I haven't lived life in want for much of anything. Not sure if that's fortunate or just a reflection of it being dull.

Retrospec events don't count.

[wordcarvings]

I don't know if it is.

But I'm sure you'll figure out your wants more and more.

[esperimental]

Thanks. It's sad I had to resort to asking other users about this, but learning about what their own general fields of requests would be has been educational.

[wordcarvings]

I don't think it's sad. If you need to do something then you need to do it and if there is something you need to learn by asking someone, you should do so. I'm glad you're finding it educational.

[esperimental]

I mean even if not to seek help, it's refreshing to see the different walks of life Retrospec has selected from the community; since otherwise this isn't the type of thing that would be easy to find out unless you looked through individual profiles.

By which I mean, no. Too many people now.

[wordcarvings]

I suppose so. But I don’t know much about this thing with profiles and that sort of thing.

Is it?

[esperimental]

Some people put their occupations on it and usually age too. Finer details probably aren't safe, but it's not like we've ever felt fully secure with Retrospec following us.

Definitely. We don't need more people suffering the same way we do.

[wordcarvings]

Oh, I see, I didn’t know that. Well, I knew about the finer details thing but not about the occupation etc.

No, we don’t need that.

[esperimental]

That said, while I think the population is as a whole growing, some people also end up being removed from its service. My guardian for my stay here in America used to have the app but now does not.

So he's not noticing the strange things anymore.

[wordcarvings]

Yes, why their app is removed and why they forget about it when that happens is very odd. I’m sorry it happened. It makes things a little harder.

[esperimental]

I'm alright. I guess I should be venting less about these anyway if they're just part of life now.

[wordcarvings]

I think you can vent as much as you want to.

[esperimental]

I don't know. It's definitely not productive.

[wordcarvings]

No, but it might help for a little while.

[esperimental]

Too short to be worth it. But "different strokes" is how the term goes, right?

[wordcarvings]

I suppose it might be.