A question
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multiplicity_archives..more a pondering, really.
Talking with a friend today raised a very good question for myself and possibly other soulbonded, outsourced, borrowed, etc types.
What would we do if the people from our memories came face to face with us? People who don't necessarily exist outside fiction, suddenly as real as we are. People we have loved, hated, grown up with, laughed with, or lost. People who are so much a part of our lives as we remember them.
Would we even be able to find the presence of mind to do anything? The words, the breath, the initiative to make a move?
What if.
Talking with a friend today raised a very good question for myself and possibly other soulbonded, outsourced, borrowed, etc types.
What would we do if the people from our memories came face to face with us? People who don't necessarily exist outside fiction, suddenly as real as we are. People we have loved, hated, grown up with, laughed with, or lost. People who are so much a part of our lives as we remember them.
Would we even be able to find the presence of mind to do anything? The words, the breath, the initiative to make a move?
What if.
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Date: 2006-02-23 01:23 pm (UTC)With past loves it's easier, though I'd imagine painful if changes have happened. The complicated moments are when it's people who royally fucked us up, yet we can't avoid.
Those who have met past loves have had it easy.
~Selene