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[giveuponyourself]

It seems we're all stuck here together like one big happy family, aren't we? Since that's the case... how about we play a little game to get to know each other?

What is most important to you in your entire life? What would you be willing to do anything for? And I do mean anything~

And please, nothing like 'friendship' or 'world peace.' Really dig down deep; we should all be honest with each other, don't you think? ❤

[feel free to answer the question or not, Joshua seems to just be very bored. what a chatty nerd!]

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[giveuponyourself]

[wait what just happened there]

Did you come up with that on your own?

It's a noble attempt, but no. I have what you may call an... interest, in people. That's all. It may come as a shock to you, but I am simply curious to the make up of the people here. It doesn't matter to me if people find my line of questioning abrasive.

[formleg]

Well, yeah, I'm not with anyone else right now. It was just based on some of the stuff you said in your reply.

But if you have an interest in people shouldn't you want to make friends with them? Isn't that what being interested in people means?

You can be abrasive and still make friends. It just usually makes it more challenging.

[giveuponyourself]

I observe them from afar, and organize things based on what I've observed. You could say that was my job, before I came here. It was certainly never about making friends.

It may not be my job here, but it's still a curiosity. A force of habit, if you will.

[formleg]

So...it's more for scientific study and observation than it is about actually getting close to anyone?

Man that's...still pretty sad. You don't want to get close to anybody? Really?

[giveuponyourself]

[why does everyone keep thinking he's lonely and sad??? this is so rude

Well, rude or not, the next reply takes a bit longer to show up, as Joshua sort of has to... think about it. He's not even sure he believes what he says next anymore, but it's easy to fall prey to the human comforts of what's familiar.]

No. It's impossible for one person to truly understand another. While I still find it an interesting curiosity to pursue, it's not worth the trouble.