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[bifroster]

What are your opinions on secrets?

What about knowledge of others you have due to the world/universe/dimension you are from?



[OOC: Jane's replies will be all anon, so feel free to have your responses as anon as well! Or not, your preference!]

Comments

[rimuru]

It's fine. I mean, I didn't see it as a burden or anything, and I don't think it has to be.

it's just better for everyone involved to keep that information, so it's not so bad.

[bifroster]

Yeah. Makes me wish I had a way to measure the weight of this sort of thing. But this stuff can't be quantified.

[rimuru]

Let's see it this way: how do you feel for not telling them all of this?

[bifroster]

I … kind of don’t like secrets. But I know they are sometimes needed. Growing up, I was an army brat. There were a lot of things my dad couldn’t tell us while he was on active duty, so I understand from that angle, but this is different from that.

[rimuru]

The point is, there should be a balance between how you feel and how you think others might feel. If it's something that eats away at you everyday, maybe you should say it. But if it's something you can live with and you think it could hurt others more than it hurts you, maybe it's best to keep it a secret.

The people involved in your secret are important. And so are you. So all parts should be taken in account.

[bifroster]

[Jane’s response is a little delayed while she thinks about that.]

Thanks, for saying that. I hadn’t put myself in the equation yet.

[rimuru]

Most of the time we don't.

[bifroster]

Yeah. I’ll try to do that with this—because you’re right. I have to consider the consequences I would be facing as well.

[rimuru]

I wish you good luck! Decisions like this are always difficult.

[bifroster]

Thank you. It wouldn't be an important one if it was't hard.