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ellipsanet2026-01-07 07:22 am
myaassociation) wrote in ellipsanet2026-01-07 07:22 am
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backdated to 1/4; text; UN: Traditionally
[While it isn't the first time a world has needed her -- after all, she's a soldier, a Seraph Squadron member -- the idea of touching others as part of the process is... it's certainly something else entirely. Personal space is something she doesn't exactly like invading unnecessarily, and the thought of her doing that with anyone she's familiar with...
...m-maybe she shouldn't think too much on it for now. The idea of doing that with her, in particular, is only going to make her short circuit.
Once she's settled in her temporary apartment, she puts something forward to Ellipsa's network.]
Hello to all in Ellipsa. My name is Miya Kiryu, and I have only recently arrived here.
I realize this sounds like a rather silly question, knowing what I was told by those who welcomed me here, but I cannot help but ask, regardless. Is physical touch really the only way we can keep ourselves rooted to this world? I would think there was at least one person that has tried developing alternatives to such an issue, and while I do appreciate that there is medicine in case of emergencies...
[She doesn't finish that, if only because she wants to believe they've got best interests in mind.]
In any case, I don't feel putting this off is the best idea. I'm not the only one, am I?
...m-maybe she shouldn't think too much on it for now. The idea of doing that with her, in particular, is only going to make her short circuit.
Once she's settled in her temporary apartment, she puts something forward to Ellipsa's network.]
Hello to all in Ellipsa. My name is Miya Kiryu, and I have only recently arrived here.
I realize this sounds like a rather silly question, knowing what I was told by those who welcomed me here, but I cannot help but ask, regardless. Is physical touch really the only way we can keep ourselves rooted to this world? I would think there was at least one person that has tried developing alternatives to such an issue, and while I do appreciate that there is medicine in case of emergencies...
[She doesn't finish that, if only because she wants to believe they've got best interests in mind.]
In any case, I don't feel putting this off is the best idea. I'm not the only one, am I?