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  1. Jessica:  one room for artists, one room for everything else
  2.  me:  Yeah, that's an idea
  3. We've got good relations there'
  4. And stuff
  5.  Jessica:  Sure, we give Pearl a lot of money
  6. and don't wreck up the place
  7. The worst thing we ever did was stay late one time
  8. Speaking of
  9. remember
  10. We have to have everything out of there by 11
  11. It worked well last time... started cleanup at like 10:30 or some shit
  12. or even earlier
  13.  me:  Yes, I'm aware- I've planned a sing along for 10:00 so the guys with cars can go get 'em
  14. While we wrap up winter and various other things
  15.  Jessica:  Hm.
  16. That could be interesting. The singalongs are usually impromptu.
  17. Oh
  18. I still have a big pile of $1s in my drawer at work
  19. from the last con
  20. I'll bring it to stock the cash box
  21. and the coins I have left too
  22. Also I got a bigger cash box which did not arrive in time for the con
  23. It'd be nice to finally move into it
  24. the old cash box has like .... only one compartment big enough for bills
  25. this new one has like five.
  26. Jarek said he'd go by the Lab to pick shit up
  27.  me:  I have another Cash box too
  28. Figured it'd be good for the meal ticket
  29. s
  30.  Jessica:  Good
  31. Use the big one for the store
  32. and the little ones for concessions
  33. Speaking of
  34. Did you make arrangements for pizza, water and soda?
  35. I am going to leave the electronics and cash box and other shit in a pile in the Lab, and Jarek said he'd come by to grab stuff
  36. so he can grab the stuff
  37. while I go off to the storage unit to rendezvous with you and Steam Jet.
  38.  me:  sounds good, yes I made the plans with 2 Brothers
  39. And I'm having Nanashi pick up the sodas
  40. In Brooklyn
  41.  Jessica:  That's cool. I'll try to remember to put the pizza cutter in the pile.
  42.  me:  Great~
  43. Winter's gonna slice it for us like last time
  44. he had a pretty good system worked out
  45.  Sent at 4:54 PM on Thursday
  46.  Jessica:  ~sigh~ Winter.
  47. I wish he'd stop hating me.
  48. That's the most painful thing of all.
  49. Somehow him hating me hurts more than Nanashi hating me.
  50. Probably because he had less involvement with me, so less reason for strong emotions towards me
  51.  me:  Idk... It's a tough one
  52. He's a good kid
  53. Just show him you're not crazy anymore~
  54. Or something
  55. Idk
  56. I'm nopony to give advice hre
  57.  Jessica:  It's hard. He really pushes my buttons hard sometimes, like when he starts paraspriting me.
  58. My mind interprets paraspriting as bullying and reacts in kind
  59. I.e.: yelling and anger
  60. He says he wasn't paraspriting me.
  61. I donno.
  62. Maybe he wasn't.
  63. Maybe I'm just hypersensitive.
  64. But when he went into #bronycon-staff and made a snide remark, and wouldn't answer direct questions, and would just say "lolo" and ":3", I snapped at him
  65. It wasn't a good idea, or a productive response.
  66.  Sent at 5:00 PM on Thursday
  67.  Jessica:  I've been trying so hard to make amends with him.
  68. I'm only in therapy because he felt it would be a good idea.
  69. I wish he'd see that.
  70. Me going to see a therapist for the first time in years is a show of respect for him.
  71.  me:  It's still a good idea
  72.  Jessica:  It's not free, either. It costs $175 a session.
  73. So it's not just a show of respect, it's an expensive show of respect.
  74.  me:  He still feels you're irrational / unstable though, primarily because you go crazy at little taunts that don't bother most ponies
  75. Because something like :3 isn't really that offensice
  76.  Jessica:  I was bullied often enough that I became hypersensitive to it.
  77. Some ponies become numb to the pain
  78. But in my case, I only became more sensitive to it.
  79. It's kind of like PTSD
  80. Being bullied makes me feel like I'm back in school again
  81. helpless and hated.
  82. Like having a flashback.
  83. Only I don't literally see visions or whatever.
  84. I just experience the same sort of helpless anger that was my daily life for so long.
  85.  me:  Hmm... that's why you need therapy, winter or not
  86. That's a serious problem
  87. The past can be a misreable place
  88.  Jessica:  Probably.
  89. And yes.
  90.  me:  For now it's actually kinda comforting to me, I remember September... it makes me hopeful
  91.  Jessica:  What's comforting to you?
  92.  me:  that somehow, someway indescribable- we'll get this all sorted out
  93. Well, just the friendship I experianced in September, the Subway ride
  94. The partying
  95. All that, with good ponies like Ohad
  96. and Winter
  97. It can't be taken away from me
  98. for as long as I live
  99. and as misserable as things get
  100.  Jessica:  Do you think that I want to take it away?
  101.  me:  No, I think the march of time has a much better shot at that than any pony being
  102. History's written, fact is fact
  103. I can actually take some comfort in that
  104.  Jessica:  You had fun in September?
  105.  me:  Oh yeah, like never before
  106. I'd never socialized like that ever
  107. It was an amazing, spontaneous experiance
  108.  Jessica:  Would it surprise you to know that I didn't have fun at September?
  109. Or June?
  110. There were some up moments, but the weekends were, by and large, hell for me.
  111. And January... you already KNOW that January was hell
  112.  me:  I know Cupcakes didn't have fun at September
  113. And several other ponies as well
  114. But you had friends to help you out in September, even in January
  115. Even If I was having a miserable time, I'd take comfort in that there where ponies that gave a damn about me
  116.  Jessica:  I was still overtired, overworked, and drastically overstressed.
  117.  me:  Well that's something that can be helped with propper delegation and what not
  118.  Jessica:  I'm going to tell you something very important.
  119.  me:  Yes/?
  120.  Jessica:  I never cared if I was happy at cons. I never cared if you were happy either, or any of the other staffers. The happiness of the staff-- especially my own personal happiness-- weren't even on my radar.
  121. Completely meaningless to me.
  122. A nice extra, if we were happy
  123. But not at all a priority, not even a low-level ones
  124. ...one
  125. The ONLY thing I cared about was the congoers
  126. If THEY were happy, that was all that mattered to me
  127. I was used to torturing myself and torturing the staff
  128. It did not bother me.
  129.  me:  But it doesn't have t be that way you know...?
  130.  Jessica:  I suppose it doesn't, with enough planning
  131. and enough delegation.
  132.  me:  Yeah, unfortunatly still not the type that we have now
  133. Eventually I'll speak up about the council being too verbose
  134. Till the I'm giving Andrew a fair chance
  135.  Jessica:  Andrew's probably going to shrink the council.
  136. And I can't imagine he wouldn't give individual staffs (staves?) more autonomy.
  137. It's only natural.
  138. The council started because Sean didn't want me making unilateral decisions.
  139. So I evolved it into a body where EVERY TINY DECISION was deliberated verbosely and voted on by everypony but me
  140. So that no one could accuse me of doing things behind closed doors
  141. and making unilateral decisions.
  142. It still wasn't enough; ponies still resented that I was trying to set the agenda
  143. which I was
  144. but
  145. It also set the precedent of verbosity
  146. and "everything needs to be discussed"
  147. and blurred the lines between departments perhaps too much.
  148.  me:  Yes, but making your situation an extreme just to appease sean was no solution either
  149. The middle of the road is the right place to go
  150. And it takes a fair amount of time to do that
  151. That's kinda what I like about Everfree NW
  152. Their top down manegerial style was crafted over time, and ordained such that individuals on the small council could render effective decisions of their own volition without verbose proceedings
  153. and what not
  154. It's based off of other NPO's/// yet I still don't agree with it entirley
  155. On the grounds that, yes it's a strong organization built on a strong foundadion
  156. But in that time,we had like, two conventions!
  157. We hit the ground running, although carelessly...
  158. And for two cons, made something that inspired the rest of the world....
  159.  Jessica:  Exactly.
  160. And I've discussed this with Andrew.
  161. Everfree is TOO prudent
  162. TOO slow.
  163. If I was like Everfree, the first BronyCon wouldn't have occurred until somewhere around March.
  164. and not last June.
  165. There's a balance to be had.
  166.  me:  Yeah, but the real balance is- right now, Everfree's pretty much up to the perfect speed
  167. I've been working with them on A/V
  168. They take just the right amount of time to turn around paperwork
  169. And there's never been wild deliberation
  170. either
  171.  Jessica:  I must admit my bias to you. I am exceptionally angry at Everfree.
  172.  me:  Sure it's a beuracracy, but now that it's up to steam- it's clearly the superior system
  173.  Jessica:  They backstabbed me, and us.
  174.  me:  Mindless Politics, another flaw with our system
  175.  Jessica:  Are you suggesting that being betrayed isn't a valid concern?
  176.  me:  Well, I don't think they've ever actually taken such intolerable actions as you're conferring they have... Enlighten me?
  177.  Jessica:  On multiple occasions, I've promotd Everfree.
  178. I have even put my own reputation, and BronyCon's, at risk to help them.
  179. Specifically
  180. When that kid who wanted to run Bronystock was scheduling his event date
  181. it was going to be very close to Everfree's date.
  182. I helped Roy convince him not to do that
  183. and
  184. in the process, I was within two sentences or so of threatening to blackball half the musicians in the world if they hurt EVERFREE
  185. (Which would have hurt BRONYCON)
  186. I also told them to give Everfree a 3- or 4-week leeway period
  187. and BronyCon only a 1-week
  188. I bent over backwards to protect Everfree
  189. at the cost of BronyCon.
  190.  me:  I think I've heard this one before, the whole thing still seems kinda petty to me... kinda tied to your stigma specifically-
  191.  Jessica:  What do you mean?
  192.  me:  Sometimes you just need to forgive and forget... it's a powerful virtue
  193.  Jessica:  It's not just that
  194.  me:  I mean, to you it may seem like they "Screwed us over"
  195.  Jessica:  After January, Bejoty-- who was a staffmember-- posted a negative review of BronyCon on the meetup page
  196.  me:  But I don't really see anything immediatly negative coming out of it,
  197.  Jessica:  Bejoty has been talking smack about me behind my back to the EqD ponies
  198.  me:  Oh COME ON! I would have said the same thing had I not been working there, and afraid of your immediate backlash
  199. There was some legitimate bloodshead that day
  200. The 7th
  201. No lying about that
  202. no making it all pretty
  203. Escapism is fun, but reality's reality
  204.  Jessica:  You don't post negative comments about your employer.
  205. You just don't do that.
  206. Not if you don't want to get fired
  207. and possibly blackballed.
  208. But at least fired.
  209. Anyways
  210. The Everfree guys dragged me into a horrific INQUISITION before EqD and other media ponies, asking all kinds of intrusive questions about our finances and legal status, before EqD posted the story about John de Lancie
  211. Ben led the questioning
  212. he did almost all (if not all) of the talking
  213. Pried into things that were none of his business
  214. None of Everfree's business
  215. None of EqD's business
  216. None of anyone's business
  217. I answered ALL their stupid questions
  218. I even volunteered tremendous sums of information that they DIDN'T yet ask about
  219. To PRE-EMPTIVELY answer MORE questions
  220. All stuff that is none of anyone's business except BronyCon's
  221.  me:  It depends, things you do personally could reverberate loudly throughout the community
  222.  Jessica:  It was a fucking inquisition.
  223.  me:  But now that you're supposedly no longer involved, it's not really a problem anymore?
  224. And besides, nopony expects the Spanish Inquisition...
  225.  Jessica:  I'm still involved in Bronycon, I'm just not the chair.
  226. And even if I wasn't involved, it wouldn't change the past.
  227. This was a brutal interrogation session.
  228. They had no fucking business prying into internal BronyCon finances or policies.
  229. It was none of their concern.
  230. It was incredibly rude and presumptuous.
  231.  me:  Well, consider if we where an Actual NPO...
  232. EVERYTHING would have to be publicly visible
  233.  Jessica:  Up to a point.
  234.  me:  As Gaston would say "Publicly Humiliated"
  235.  Jessica:  Budgets, yes
  236. Not, say, meeting minutes
  237. or internal email addresses or whatever.
  238. But, yes, to a point
  239.  me:  You have to be a politician, as horrible as that sounds
  240. Hath ye no dirt, then ye be a fine sutor
  241.  Jessica:  Unfortunately, I'm a pony being (more or less)
  242.  me:  Yes, in a way we all are
  243. Which is why it might have been a little better for somepony with a little more rational for this stuff to step up... I'm not saying Sean
  244. But somepony personable
  245. Brockert's a good step
  246. He's kinda mechanical, I like allot of his style
  247. Weather or not he can survive the coming storm, of finances and bookings and everything- Only time will tell
  248.  Jessica:  Are you testing me?
  249.  me:  No not really
  250. It's just petty philosophy
  251. I speak my mind too from time to time, it's not always good
  252.  Jessica:  I'm not passing judgment on good or bad
  253. I was just not aware if you were aware what the effect of your words is.
  254.  me:  I'm not aware, I'm often accused of being too oblivious to others- if anything that's my biggest flaw
  255.  Sent at 5:35 PM on Thursday
  256.  Jessica:  Malfunctioning mirror neurons.
  257. Same thing I have.
  258. Anyways
  259. Watch this clip.
  260. This should offer you a little insight into my present mental state.
  261.  Jessica:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLvIFRNbqOs
  262.  
  263. Gollum
  264.  Sent at 5:37 PM on Thursday
  265.  Jessica:  At this point, if I could switch off my emotions entirely, I probably would.
  266.  me:  I see...
  267. No, I would too... sounds like an episode of Fairly Odd parents or something
  268. LoL
  269. But In a way I kinda have
  270. I just emulate emotions
  271. I lack empathy
  272.  Jessica:  ...You never saw 'Lord of the Rings'?
  273.  me:  Tis' why I'm lonley
  274. No I've seen lord of the rings
  275. I have a cardboard cutout of Smegol around somewhere too
  276. Haven't seen it in a while
  277.  Jessica:  Smeagol was a good pony. He was corrupted by his lust for the One Ring, which was his before the hobbits stole it from him.
  278. He hates the hobbits.
  279. But he also hates himself.
  280. And he's constantly at war with his own dark side.
  281.  me:  Self contradiction get's nothing done sadly
  282. Just don't jump into the fire
  283. If you have that kinda problem, you gotta pull yourself out of involvement with others... because you can't love anyone or anything else until you can learn to love yourself
  284. It's a sad fact, that though you have to spend time being unproductive (Which really bothers me) you just gotta, until you can come to terms with yourself
  285.  Jessica:  That may never happen.
  286.  me:  But surely you believe that someday it may, otherwise why live on in a world with no hope- I'm glad you
  287. 're still here because it just means to me that you believe things will get better
  288. Somehow
  289.  Jessica:  Incorrect.
  290. I live on for only one reason.
  291. My mother is still alive.
  292.  me:  ?
  293. Sounds like an odd reason
  294.  Jessica:  My mother already lost one child. I won't take another from her.
  295. I love her too much
  296. If she was dead, I would have committed suicide last week.
  297. I had a plan.
  298. I was going to do it.
  299. Then I remembered her.
  300. and I realised I had no out.
  301. I am trapped here.
  302. I do not wish to exist.
  303. But I would rather exist, and suffer for it, then cause her that kind of pain again.
  304.  me:  A noble cause, but far from a good reason
  305.  Jessica:  Are you suggesting that I should kill myself anyways?
  306. Mind you, I wouldn't.
  307.  me:  No, quite the opposite actually
  308. You have every reason to exist
  309. I just long for the day when you'll realize that you can live and love yourself too
  310. Sounds impossible?
  311.  Jessica:  Highly improbable.
  312. I had self-esteem once.
  313. When I was .... 3?
  314. Then I entered school...
  315. It was all downhill from there.
  316. I was a very happy little child.
  317.  me:  It may be, but for the sake of citing the past- a whole bunch of pretty impossible things have happened
  318.  Jessica:  By the time I was a not-so-little child, I was no longer happy.
  319.  me:  Yeah, they can be tough in this here public education system
  320. You'd have probably been happier had certain testing modifications and other stuff existed
  321.  Jessica:  The actual academics were only a small portion of the problem.
  322. The other students were the overwhelming majority of the problem.
  323. I never thought I'd make it to 18.
  324. I thought I'd kill myself first, from the bullying.
  325.  me:  But that's no real reason to be sore about it... I was pretty badly brused by the system, and the ponies in it- but I can't be sad about it because- It's inefficient.. and if there's one thing I hate it's inefficiency
  326. I guess that's where we differ
  327.  Jessica:  I was the 'school nerd'.
  328.  me:  You are Ethos, I am Logos- all we're missing is Pathos
  329. LoL
  330.  Jessica:  I was a verbal punching bag for the entire school population.
  331. It was BAD.
  332.  Sent at 5:52 PM on Thursday
  333.  me:  Didn't you at least have Zorin to stand up 4 you?
  334.  Jessica:  I met Zorin when I was 16, and he lived in Miami.
  335. I lived in Orlando.
  336. By the time I was 16, the bullying was over and the damage was done.
  337. The worst years for me were around 6-14
  338. Which happen to be some of the most fundamental formative years for the pony psyche.
  339.  Sent at 5:55 PM on Thursday
  340.  me:  Wow, so you just continued on damaged from that point on? That's a loong time to hate yourself
  341. damn son
  342.  Jessica:  You can only be told so many times that you're a worthless ugly stupid pathetic fabric before you start believing every word.
  343. Oh, and 'nerd'
  344. don't forget that.
  345.  me:  Nerd is kinda a re-enforcing word these days though... "Talk to me nerdy"
  346. It's kinda like "Nigga" yo- a stigma that's been embraced
  347.  Jessica:  Some would say "fabric" is too, but it still stings me
  348. and ponies still mostly use that as an insult
  349. "nerd", sure, it's been reclaimed in a lot of ways.
  350. But anyways
  351. This is actually a little off-topic
  352. Because this isn't the self-hatred I was referencing
  353. I was talking about how I hate myself for how I acted, and act, towards my friends
  354. I cringe when I hear how I'd treated Cupcakes so poorly
  355. And every time I scream at ponies, I feel awful about it later
  356. It's embarrassing.
  357. But it's very hard to avoid, because when I get angry, it all comes out directly
  358. I don't hide it or bottle it up
  359. It just comes out through my mouth.
  360. There's no filter there.
  361.  me:  The psychologist can help you make dissociations between when to act and when to just listen...
  362. Sadly I'm terrible as Psychology
  363. We'll get Winter back on board for that one
  364. If he can calm minty down like that, he can work mareacles
  365.  Jessica:  He calmed Minty down?
  366.  me:  Oh yea, that one night with sean and you
  367. And she wanted to kill me
  368. more legit than usual, and I just gave the phone to winter
  369. and she magically understoof
  370. I could never do that
  371.  Sent at 6:05 PM on Thursday
  372.  Jessica:  The problem is actually a lot simpler than that
  373. and a lot harder
  374. I know when I'm not supposed to say what's on my mind
  375. if I actually stopped to think about it
  376. and if I was able to act purely on logic and reason
  377. Usually, it's pretty obvious when saying something will upsetsomepony
  378. and yelling and screaming at them almost always does.
  379. The problem is that I never learned to 'think before I speak'
  380. I say what is on my mind
  381. I don't think beforehand 'Should I say this?'
  382.  me:  Yeah, you gotta learn to do that...
  383. It's possible
  384. I used to ramble on for hours about irrelbint thing back in High School
  385. Well, before that
  386. It's why I didn't really have any friends
  387.  Jessica:  Yep
  388. I can relate
  389.  me:  I went for Re-socialization therapy
  390. helped allot, I had to study it actually... render my thoughts into coherent conversation
  391.  Jessica:  I've never had a problem speaking coherently, merely speaking appropriately.
  392.  me:  Well, that too- that was a big one actually
  393. When I was a kid, I tell ya- I said the worst things
  394.  Jessica:  So did I
  395. "Why is that lady so fat?"
  396.  me:  Just ask women about menstration... do all sorts of weird shit
  397. in conversations
  398.  Jessica:  yep
  399.  me:  Exactly
  400.  Jessica:  No filters
  401.  me:  and there's therapy that can help with that
  402. Totally
  403. You should get a legitimate diagnosis sometime though
  404.  Jessica:  I'm not certain it would help.
  405.  me:  Like, from a Psychiatrist
  406. Maybe help you get some state funding for therapy though
  407. It does exist
  408.  Jessica:  For adults?
  409.  me:  I'm not too sure how to apply for it
  410.  Jessica:  NON-IMPOVERISHED adults?
  411. Most state funding is for poor ponies and/or kids.
  412.  me:  Yeah, especially- you may need to be in like, an adult home for a short period of time- but there's definatly socialization programs out there
  413.  Jessica:  uuuuhhhhh.
  414. Yeah, I'm not going to live in a special pony's home 
  415.  me:  There's a good center for Autism in Bellmore- not like an asylum or something, it's just a place
  416. and they hold programs for autistic adults
  417. to meet and compare expriances
  418. Pro bono sometimes
  419.  Jessica:  Would I be the only one there not stimming or talking through a box?
  420. Or is it mostly high-functioning ponies?
  421.  me:  Mostly High Functioning, the high functioning ones survive
  422.  Jessica:  Sad.
  423. (For the implication of what happens to the non-high-functioning ones)
  424. I've read essays written by ponies with more conventional capital-A Autism
  425. I can't really relate to them
  426. Any more than I, as a transgendered female, can relate to gay males
  427. I'm on the opposite side of the autistic spectrum
  428. like I'm on the opposite side of the LGBT spectrum
  429. The only thing I can relate to is facing prejudice
  430.  Sent at 6:18 PM on Thursday
  431.  Jessica:  Anyways.
  432. How's therapy like that work anyhow?
  433. Do they challenge you until you can not react?
  434. Like, show you the most outrageous thing possible until you can show no reaction to it?
  435. Or do something to provoke you until you stop reacting to it?
  436.  me:  Not necessarily, they just outright tell you how you should condition your thoughts
  437. I mean, yeah they used more advanced tactics sometimes, like double sided mirrors
  438.  Jessica:  If it's mostly talk and technique, then perhaps there is a book on the subject.
  439. Social appropriateness theory for dummies?
  440. The aspie's guide to not being an ashole?
  441. ...asshole
  442.  me:  Essentially, it's a decision you kinda have to make
  443. but the techniques they employ become less noticable over time
  444.  Jessica:  What's the decision?
  445.  me:  You decide that you can learn, and make things better by doing so
  446. Allot of autistic ponies think they're already right
  447. and that they have nothing more to learn
  448. and that such abstract things could never work
  449.  Jessica:  hmmm.
  450. Well, part of me feels like not expressing my feelings wholly to a friend is lying.
  451. Like, if I'm furious at you, if I hold my tongue and say nothing, it feels like I am doing you a disservice.
  452. It's paradoxical, but I think you see what I mean.
  453. I'm willing to hide my true feelings from a cop to avoid getting arrested, since I don't see a cop as a pony
  454. merely a 'thing' who can harm me
  455. like an angry animal, or a lunatic with a gun
  456. (which is basically what a cop is)
  457. But to my friends, I find it exceptionally difficult to conceal my feelings.
  458.  Sent at 6:25 PM on Thursday
  459.  me:  I almost wish things where black and white like that sometimes
  460. But the world is every shade of grey
  461.  Jessica:  I know that in theory.
  462. But in practice, I don't FEEL that.
  463. If that makes any sense.
  464. An example
  465. Right now, I basically hate the entire Council.
  466. Seething, roiling hatred.
  467. Sometimes I can get myself distracted by work
  468. my day job, or working on a postcard, or a web page, or whatever
  469. But sometimes, somepony says something to set me off, and the hatred and anger boils over
  470. and for me NOT to say something becomes almost physically painful.
  471.  me:  Is there any way you could talk yourself down from that enraged state?
  472.  Jessica:  Perhaps.
  473. Such as by reminding myself that I would have done the same thing the Council did
  474. or worse
  475. in their situation.
  476. But it does not change the feelings of betrayal.
  477. or of jealousy, or of anger.
  478. Or of embarrassment.
  479.  Sent at 6:31 PM on Thursday
  480.  Jessica:  I don't know if I will ever NOT hate the Council.
  481. Or Andrew.
  482. Even if I can learn to not show it, or not talk about it
  483. I suspect the hatred will remain.
  484.  me:  It's interesting, I hate the council because they'er so inefficient...
  485. I guess you hate them for that sloppy Coup De' eta
  486.  Jessica:  D'etat.
  487. And not really
  488. I hate them for having a coup in the first place
  489. Not for it being sloppy.
  490. I hate them for taking what I created away from me.
  491. Stealing MY PRECIOUS.
  492. Watch the Gollum clip again.
  493. That's me.
  494.  Sent at 6:34 PM on Thursday
  495.  Jessica:  anywyas, l8r
  496.  me:  Peace~
  497.  Jessica:  Sorry for being such a downer, BTW
  498.  me:  It's okay, I needed some grimdark to put my life in perspective~
  499. Hopefully you can take some of my sunshine into yours~
  500.  Jessica:  Hopefully!
  501. K later
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