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[MATURE] The Vampire RP

8@Aisling] "You're not living with Uncle Sean any more now. Here, things definitely are different!" Toma said.

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@Aisling "At my times, it was perfectly normal for people to do these tasks," Dracula told. "Especially for peasants. But still, they had time for fun."

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@Aisling "That's not true. Not even as a head of state," Dracula said. "Even we have time for fun."

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@Aisling "Poor Uncle Sean!" Toma said. "I bet he doesn't know what fun means."

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@Aisling Toma smiled. "That's cool! I've never heard of them before."

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@Aisling "Critter cakes?" Toma asked.

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@Aisling I didn't force you to reply. I just stated that saying 'I won't do low-concentration activity because the painkillers I have to take over a comparatively short amount of time make me a bit foggy' is a bit unfair to those who take them on a regular - maybe daily - basis and have to do high-concentration things...

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@Aisling Oh, no... that's not what I mean. It doesn't bother me if you can't concentrate. (Believe me - I've become a pro at writing nonsense because of my pain meds xD). It's this 'I won't answer because I'm foggy' thing...

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@Aisling I'm not trying to be rude. It's just a bit unfair to say, "Oh, I can't do low-concentration stuff because I'm a bit foggy today." What about those who take pain meds on a regular basis? If we used 'being a bit foggy' as an excuse, nobody would accept that either. We'd still have to do everything, and that's okay.
If it's the pain itself that actually keeps us from doing things, it's different, of course. I wouldn't expect you to walk a mile or so. It's just that this 'being foggy' thing is something normal to us and still, we keep doing things...

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@Aisling Toma smiled as well and gave Fiona the high five.