repudiate: (is that as good as it gets)
ange ushiromiya (右代宮 縁寿) ♜ ange-beatrice ([personal profile] repudiate) wrote2011-12-12 12:19 am

third。 written。

[ locked away from [livejournal.com profile] breaks_destiny so much ]

[ she can't even bring herself to use voice for this - just sending this message out in general is already embarassing enough, but she can't think of it by herself, so.. have some written text, Luceti. ]

So, let's say there's a person who did a lot for you, and even though you still can't really take it in you feel like you should at the very least try to do something back for them in return. Since it's only natural, and maybe you want to show you care as well or whatever. Something like that.

But all the things they did are so big combined that you can't even start to think of something that would be big enough or of equal value to give in return. So.. what should you even do in a situation like that?

... Purely hypothetical, I mean.

......

This is stupid.

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[identity profile] kindofamouthful.livejournal.com 2011-12-13 08:20 pm (UTC)(link)
...I'm not sure. I guess it'd depend what kind of things they did to help you and what you're good at.

If it was me, I guess I'd make things to help them, or help out when they had things they needed to do.

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[identity profile] kindofamouthful.livejournal.com 2011-12-13 09:11 pm (UTC)(link)
Huh, If I didn't have alchemy, then I guess I'd try to find out what they need help with. And if I could help out with that I'd do it. If I couldn't, I guess I'd try to find someone who could. And if they didn't need anything then-

-I guess I'd try to find some special way just to tell the how grateful I was. Like a thank you party or something.

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[identity profile] kindofamouthful.livejournal.com 2011-12-13 09:41 pm (UTC)(link)
You're putting a lot of thought into this, for a hypothetical situation...

But I guess it's nice to think about someone being that helpful, isn't it?

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[identity profile] kindofamouthful.livejournal.com 2011-12-13 10:05 pm (UTC)(link)
I think if someone was that helpful, though, they wouldn't expect anything back. Maybe it'd make them happier if you let them know how much they'd helped you, rather than giving them something. Or maybe you could let them know that if they ever need help, you want to be able to be there for them like they were for you.