Oh, there's a beautiful utopia somewhere where it doesn't. Where we can all be anything we like any day we like and gender and preference flip by the hour. Somewhere that looks a little like San Francisco. But we're not there yet and love and preference sometimes contradict. I could love a woman. I don't think I could bed her.
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You still haven't said pretty.
If you're hoping to move in, a little vacuous flattery will get you far.
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It's not just Byerly, we have a little princess and a little Napoleon filling out the rooms. You're practically a prince, you'd fit right in.
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Normally I would never say that. That I dislike someone.
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I'm usually more circumspect. People guess I dislike someone. It's a mannered sort of thing. How I was raised.
You make me want to talk. Or this device does.
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So, another roommate. What's your type?
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I suppose there's merit to that.
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Everyone gets their own bedroll.
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The Fool loves me. Starling told me that he was secretly a woman who wanted to bed me. He told me it doesn't matter.
I love him too. But he's right. It doesn't matter.
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Oh, there's a beautiful utopia somewhere where it doesn't. Where we can all be anything we like any day we like and gender and preference flip by the hour. Somewhere that looks a little like San Francisco. But we're not there yet and love and preference sometimes contradict. I could love a woman. I don't think I could bed her.
There are all kinds of love.
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