Everest
His head still tilted slightly to the side and his blue eyes unjudgemental, Everest folded his hands into his lap as Sohalia began to speak. Both his mother and father had told him that, when listening to someone else, it was best not to fidget or move too much lest they think you weren't properly listening to them or that you were distracted. Besides, he wasn't overly hungry just now anyway.
"Oh I see." The aviator murmured, even though he didn't. Everest, who had never so much as held anyone's hand much less been in a relationship was precisely the wrong sort of person to offer any suitable advice in this instance, though perhaps he could just listen and see if the Luminary could work things out on her own.
"I've often noticed that people say they aren't mad when they don't know what the words are to describe what emotions they're actually feeling." Ever explains. "And that can often lead to confusion on the part of the other person, in this case you, because while it's true that they aren't mad, they are something, but often we interpret not mad, as meaning not anything, which is incorrect." Honestly, if he could write this out with variables he thought it would be much clearer. Alas, his father had told him often that other people's minds didn't work quite the way his did.
"Have you told him that you miss him? It might be nice for him to hear, even if he does want space."
"Oh I see." The aviator murmured, even though he didn't. Everest, who had never so much as held anyone's hand much less been in a relationship was precisely the wrong sort of person to offer any suitable advice in this instance, though perhaps he could just listen and see if the Luminary could work things out on her own.
"I've often noticed that people say they aren't mad when they don't know what the words are to describe what emotions they're actually feeling." Ever explains. "And that can often lead to confusion on the part of the other person, in this case you, because while it's true that they aren't mad, they are something, but often we interpret not mad, as meaning not anything, which is incorrect." Honestly, if he could write this out with variables he thought it would be much clearer. Alas, his father had told him often that other people's minds didn't work quite the way his did.
"Have you told him that you miss him? It might be nice for him to hear, even if he does want space."
I've done the math, checked the facts
And there's no changing that
And there's no changing that
