A rather long hypothetical that's for reals!

[BigV]

Prince's story is real--seeya!

Prince's story is not real--are you intrigued by somebody so creative in a frightening way? -- stay for the next chapter (you apparently did this once already) Not intrigued? -- seeya!

Really why stay? Charming, attentive, nice "perfect" even. Admittedly good qualities, but not unique. Hell, even I managed to be accused of some of them. Back in the day, of course. But I digress. The worth of these qualities proves itself over time. What is being proved in the time so far? Inconsistency. Scary inconsistence, perfect vs wild tinfoil hat story.

How well do you connect with that kind of unevenness? Some people like chaos, differentness. Others crave stability. Is this wild variablility something that floats your boat? That's how I would score the game to this point.

As for me, this sh*t sounds toooo freaky for my taste, by a long shot. No thanks, been nice, you're nice, had a good time, but gotta jet. *mwah*

Next!

Originally Posted by BigV

As for me, this sh*t sounds toooo freaky for my taste, by a long shot. No thanks, been nice, you're nice, had a good time, but gotta jet. *mwah*

Next!

Couldn't agree more! Prince's first part of the story was very hard to swallow as it was. Never-the-less, I kept trying because he acts like such a prince and he's so cute and all those candelight dinners for two over at the Palace.

But when Prince sprang the next story on me about bro's tragic "suicide pact" demise and how him and his girl left this world together because they "loved one another so much" I started gaacking up fur balls all over the place. The newspaper article that my friendly local librarian found for me was the biggest gaack of all.

I briefly considered having a little heart to heart with Prince about that news story, but I decided the better part of wisdom just might be to keep it my little secret. I don't think the other women around here whom prince has dated are aware of the amazing things that can be found out for 15 cents through the public library - as good as most detective agencies and considerably cheaper.

NEXT is right!