On Mon, May 4, 2020, 22:49 Karl <gmkarl@gmail.com> wrote:
Cecilia,
I've embarrassed you in public
Nah, relax. No unnecessary stress, please. You didn't embarrass me in any sense. I only laugh a bit, sorry! ;) and am likely to do it again unless somebody can help me understand you
better.
Sorry, nobody understands me better than myself. I am who I am, just it. :)
You're living for so long with sorry it is hard for me to phrase this as always, severe persistent violent repeated ongoing breaking of your body that is incredibly incredibly empowering? It sounds so interesting.
Oh, I always heal pretty well after my accidents, don't worry so much. Time, patience and a bit of care and - tcharan! - awesomely new again! :D I am also not sure how to say this politely: It is normal to cry about such
things, and for communities to rush to aid and protect the people to whom they happen. And this also I am not sure how to say politely right now: We need to model that some day, so that it will happen to ot Cecilia, although you may
Hmm... I think I lost some words here. Well, Karl, sorry for taking so many naps and also my "beauty sleep", but these medicines make me painless, but sick and pretty sleepy. I need to sleep while I can. After the surgery it will be very very hard to sleep in the first days and I will take three months for healing. Wolverine comics - muuuch better than all the Marvel movies! - always teached me to have sleep, food, and water while I can, because we don't know what will happen in the next minutes. So I do it since my early childhood. Usually, I almost don't sleep and my body hates it. Always is harder for healing and I need patience, but this time I think I will sleep and, with some luck, having no nightmares. Relax, please. You are more anxious than me when I am having a hardcore insomnia crisis. Listen to some music. Oh, I love the ocean... But will never try to have sex in the sea again. Almost died trying it. You know, I love breathing, hahahahaha!!! ;D Good night, boy. Sweet dreams. Ceci