❀ 6th Konpeito ❀ [Anonymous Text]

[konpeitoqueen]

let's say A is anyone and B is someone who treats A terribly by society's standards

which is dumb to follow but for the sake of argument

so B gets into trouble and by A's point of view they've done nothing but horrible things to them

and A still helps B out of trouble without any way of using the situation to make them 'owe one' or blackmail

what exactly could A be thinking?

[...Saionji is not very good at all this anonymous business.

What's up with all this, though?]

Comments

[majorcrotchgrab]

Actually, I wasn't being a smartass aside from my last comment. I've had experience with these sort of situations dozens of times.

If person A has ulterior motives for helping person B then that right there shows they plan to use the event against them, whether it's blatant or not.

Sorry if that's not the answer you wanted to hear but that's how it is.

[enjoymyatelier]

Sometimes, what you see is what you get. Some people are just doormats, after all.

And of course it is.

[konpeitoqueen]

[It's sad how you actually attempt to make a coherent case... Saionji's literally the last person you go to with something like that.]

ok fine fair enough

[...Or maybe not?!]

[konpeitoqueen]

[10000% hypothetical, yes

anyway moving back to the point]

what if they fought back before, though? and at least seem smart

then again i guess some people only look intelligent

how confusing, that you can look something and be another thing entirely

[majorcrotchgrab]

[Heh. That's what he thought.]

I do hope I managed to help, even just a little.

[enjoymyatelier]

That is strange. Perhaps they're simply being passive aggressive.

That, or they've just started to pity this hypothetical individual on some level.

[konpeitoqueen]

why would they pity them

[But yes. Hypothetical individual.]

[enjoymyatelier]

If they determine you as someone who deserves pity, of course.

[konpeitoqueen]

[...]

i guess that makes sense. would someone really use pity as a motive to not run away from them, though?

[enjoymyatelier]

Humans aren't exactly rational creatures the vast majority of the time, especially when it comes to the softer emotions.. I'm surprised you haven't noticed.

[konpeitoqueen]

but what if they've shown themselves to not be an irrational fool before

no one can just swap IQs

[enjoymyatelier]

Just because someone is rational in some instances doesn't mean that they're going to be rational in all of them. It's not a matter of swapping IQs, it's a matter of being human to begin with.

[konpeitoqueen]

[BUT IT MAKES NO... SENSE...]

people are so idiotically complicated

what if it isn't a person though?

[enjoymyatelier]

[...?????]

Well, Pokemon aren't actually that different from people, when you think about it.

[konpeitoqueen]

but they're animals

[??????????????

saionji's mind is so fucking weird]

[enjoymyatelier]

Have you trained a Psychic-type? This is a serious question, by the way.

[konpeitoqueen]

no

[This is funny, because she decided to stay away from Psychic-types due to their natural abilities, and, well... their humanity. She wants dominance. Over the animals, the Pokémon.

Are they all really human-like after all...?

...that makes a lot more sense.

HAHA FUCK]

[enjoymyatelier]

If you happen to have one of those, it's easier to understand what the rest of your Pokemon are truly thinking.

[konpeitoqueen]

[...]

point taken

[enjoymyatelier]

If you're looking for something to translate, by the way, I'd recommend against Sigilyph. They're somewhat incomprehensible, in my experience.