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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
(That is a gift, @Charlet. There is a purity and wholesomeness to children that many adults tend to overlook or dismiss, and if you can come across as a safe person to talk to, who will listen to them and validate their feelings, that will make it easier for them to open up)- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
(@Invader I find cats are preferable to most human company. I would add the disclosure of "excepting you all, of course" but I think the aspect of what we face in our day-to-day lives is implied)- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
(I actually don't mind small children, in limited doses and as long as I can give them back to their parents after a few hours.)- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
That makes sense. I do not know much about young children, and if we are being honest I really do not care to know much, but I do know that is is human nature to model the behavior of our elders. If that is how one is being raised, it is only natural that they would exhibit more mature behavior.- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
(that sounded a lot more like Spock than it did Claire. Trying to chat IC and it's not working so well.)- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
An interesting premise. It is my understanding that a normal baby would not have achieved the level of cognitive development to form meaningful thoughts beyond basic survival instincts - food, warmth, shelter, comfort, etc. But we have movies about talking animals and inanimate objects coming to...- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
Ah, a movie. At first I thought this was a documentary or a reality TV show, and I was curious as to what qualified a baby to be "genius"- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
me too, actually. my favorite weather is cold and rainy, but I'd much rather be at my cabin with a fire going than here in the city, fighting traffic caused by all the California transplants who don't know how to drive in the rain))- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
How are you on this cold, dreary day?- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
Greetings and salutations, agents.- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
One more comment first though. I'm reminded of one of my favorite quotes: "We do not see things as they are. We see them as we are."))- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
I have to get back to work. I like this discussion and the different points that are made. Do carry on.))- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
And that's an important one. People buy what is sold to them, and we have to examine our own reasons for buying.))- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
(Popping in to offer my two cents. I don't know how much came from tv/movies/media and how much from my experiences as Not-Conventionally-Attractive-Person, but I feel like women were expected to exist in two ways: pretty and dumb, or smart and ugly. I wanted to believe that we - that I - could...- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
Heading off for the night. Good night/day, everyone!))- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
I do like the development of the villains in the new series. I had nightmares about Paper Star.- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
@Patty I would love to see some journals from you; I really enjoyed your Ultramarine posts and the insights they gave into your journey))- Claire Yeon
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
raises half-finished glass of Femme Rouge- Claire Yeon
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