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Erindipity · 01-07-2011, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Tazenhani

If he didn't like his teeth, he may have cracked them from how forcefully he was grinding them. It took a great deal of effort to slacken his jaw and relieve the pressure on them. Here was the pot calling the kettle black. But there was no sense in arguing about them; it was all they seemed to do and for once, he wanted a conversation that didn't turn around on either one of them. And this would just go back and forth in a never ending circle if he decided to clarify any point offered. She didn't want him to talk about it further, fine, he wouldn't. Period. Onto other matters then.

"Not a bad guy?" Folding his arms across his chest, he released another slow breath to try and expel some of the tension so he could think straight along this line at least. "I'm curious as to how a man that mocks a well known and respect professor in front of the entire staff and student body can prove to be enlightening." Unless it was an ironic sense of enlightenment. "What did he say?"

Really. He was letting it go like that... all that jaw clenching was not fooling her. He wanted to say something. A lot of stuff. Sighing she stepped closer and lay her hand on his arm. "Hey, please just get it off of your chest, please. Nothing is ever going to be.. RIGHT until we have both gotten it all out. Just calm down and let's talk like rational people. I will listen. I will answer if you want me to answer... or you can just say what you think and I will accept it and we will move on. I just... I got it out there, I spoke my piece. Now I feel like a weight has been lifted. Do the same?" Idiot boys... they never just let go.

She would wait to continue the Gevrik discussion until he said yes or no...

01-07-2011, 10:53 AM	#31 (permalink)
Erindipity Mountain Troll Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 23,592 x8	Quote: Originally Posted by Tazenhani If he didn't like his teeth, he may have cracked them from how forcefully he was grinding them. It took a great deal of effort to slacken his jaw and relieve the pressure on them. Here was the pot calling the kettle black. But there was no sense in arguing about them; it was all they seemed to do and for once, he wanted a conversation that didn't turn around on either one of them. And this would just go back and forth in a never ending circle if he decided to clarify any point offered. She didn't want him to talk about it further, fine, he wouldn't. Period. Onto other matters then. "Not a bad guy?" Folding his arms across his chest, he released another slow breath to try and expel some of the tension so he could think straight along this line at least. "I'm curious as to how a man that mocks a well known and respect professor in front of the entire staff and student body can prove to be enlightening." Unless it was an ironic sense of enlightenment. "What did he say?" Really. He was letting it go like that... all that jaw clenching was not fooling her. He wanted to say something. A lot of stuff. Sighing she stepped closer and lay her hand on his arm. "Hey, please just get it off of your chest, please. Nothing is ever going to be.. RIGHT until we have both gotten it all out. Just calm down and let's talk like rational people. I will listen. I will answer if you want me to answer... or you can just say what you think and I will accept it and we will move on. I just... I got it out there, I spoke my piece. Now I feel like a weight has been lifted. Do the same?" Idiot boys... they never just let go. She would wait to continue the Gevrik discussion until he said yes or no...