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[recollecters]

Welcome to Retrospec™, the last social media network you will ever need. You are one of the few selected to test this exciting new platform based on our cutting-edge algorithms. Less than two hundred invitations have gone out, and membership is not currently open to the public. However, we hope you will come to see how useful Retrospec™ is, given time. We have for your use a variety of features such as text, voice, video, and image posts. We encourage you to explore our many options. Please feel free to use this post as a network mingle. Every toplevel can be considered a new post, and threadjacking is permitted. No NPC response will be given. As a reminder, everything besides uploading a profile picture and information was locked until this post. Usernames are the character's full real AU names, not aliases or chosen nicknames or usernames, and seemed to have filled themselves in; nothing characters do can change or obscure their names currently. Oddly, profile pictures still cannot be swapped out at this time, so hopefully you took a good one. This post is an overflow from the original post here. Feel free to either carry over threads from there or create entirely new ones.

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[momentaryspring]

[wait what

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Ryoga Hibiki I admit it's a bit old-fashioned. But there's something nice about getting a letter in the mail, that's all. And reading off a screen can be a strain on the eyes. Not to mention my older relatives don't use computers much.

I'm sorry to hear that about your family. But perhaps one day they'll strike up a correspondence.

[don't misunderstand him internet stranger he was not a kind person >8( ]

[devotional]

Lunafreya Fleuret It's true. While virtual correspondence is much more immediate and convenient, nothing compares to the feeling of anticipation that comes with holding an envelope in your hands. It feels that much more intimate, even if it may take some time to get to you.

They are not the type, but I appreciate the well wishes nonetheless. I'm certainly not hurting in that regard, in any case.

[ Pfff, as far as she's concerned, he definitely is. ]

[momentaryspring]

Ryoga Hibiki I think I know what you mean. Although sometimes holding the envelope is better than opening and reading the actual letter.

[ especially when the letter actually contained an offer to buy homeowner's insurance. THE WORST. ]

Ryoga Hibiki I also enjoy getting packages in the mail. Sometimes my parents will send me a souvenir, and they're always interesting.