biologistofectoplasm:

thanks, rose. i guess luck is all i really need right now.

yeah, i had no idea there would be so many of us here. and of course i know they will never be just like the ones from our respective timelines, but maybe sometimes that is the good thing about tham. like you said, similar experiences and stuff like that.

i don’t want to sound unfair to my friends, but i think the alternates i met feel more real and closer than them most of the time. ok, i am talking mostly about dave now. i really miss the dave from my timeline and he’s still and will always be my best bro. but i don’t know what i would do if i lost the dave i met here now. nope, it’s just really awful to think about it. and i am pretty sure it won’t change even if i talked to my dave more. both of them are just stuck with me now. but haha, i am sure you know what i mean!

ok, that sounds sweet. i really want to start studying astronomy myself. i gotta admit it, sburb made me very curious about space.

Here’s to hoping, then, that you’ll receive it.

I think there’s value to forming relationships from both perspectives, though clearly, for some universes, only this spacetime-bending online platform allows us to interact.  It’s a way of ensuring one can always talk to a friend, even if their experiences are somewhat different.

I do know what you mean.  I’ve met an iteration of David who went blind from an early age, and he’s proven to be both a valuable resource and a good friend.  He’s actually listened to me on various occasions when I wasn’t as sure that my own version would really get it.

Oh?  Are you taking classes in the subject in school now?