[IC post-trauma post]

[playingdoctor]

[....from Umeda's office, where the door is closed for once, comes the sound of Blade Runner.]


((OOC: Everyone and their mother, including Akiha and Io, have dropped in this last little while; Umeda's indulging in his comfort movie. *g* Anyone can feel free to jump this post to catch the movie with him or harass him after it to cheer him up; this post isn't for anyone specific -- I just didn't think I could manage a main-comm post that might hit a few thousand again, but anyone's still free to come and bug Umeda. Got an appointment? Meant to return something to him? Heard about the drops? Come by and say hi.))

Comments

[cloakanddaikon.livejournal.com]

You can't tell now?

[playingdoctor]

[shrugs] It's hard to tell on yourself unless lots of time passes, because you're used to seeing yourself every day. I've got a few photographs, but those are old and were touched up so it's not an accurate judge.

I don't think I'm aging past my world's limits, but...

[cloakanddaikon.livejournal.com]

If you want to know, ask Axel.

[playingdoctor]

[...snorts]

[cloakanddaikon.livejournal.com]

He'd know. Ageing is something we're sensitive to -- we don't see much of it among our own.

[playingdoctor]

I know you're right. It's just weird to think about -- he seems sometimes like the type of person who keeps the things he likes in the here and now.

[cloakanddaikon.livejournal.com]

You're not a 'thing'.

[playingdoctor]

Just a turn of phrase.

[cloakanddaikon.livejournal.com]

It's still an important distinction.

[playingdoctor]

Not really? I meant the things he likes -- whether it's human or not.

[cloakanddaikon.livejournal.com]

It is an important distinction to us, then.