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Need help regarding love, potential relationships, and the like? Ask here.

[A very simple premise with ulterior motives. France will, however, answer all the questions seriously because love, in his opinion, should always be taken seriously no matter how big or how small.]

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Wouldn't know. I've never tried thinking about it before.

You were probably expecting questions on what kind of flowers to give a girl. Sorry to disappoint you.

It's an good question to contemplate.

I was expecting some of that, but I'm not at all disappointed with your questions! "Love is a many splendored thing" as the expression goes.

I'm bad at thinking about this sort of thing, to be honest.

But I have another question if you don't mind.

What kind of person would continue to love another after a betrayal? Isn't it foolish to forgive when there's no hope of salvaging the situation?

You approaching the question from the wrong angle. It's not what kind of person but rather why do people continue to love others after a betrayal? There is no particular type of person for whom love transcends betrayal. Sometimes, the strength of love is greater than anything the betrayer could ever do. It is not the person but the nature of the love itself.

Is it foolish to forgive? Often, yes, and usually incredibly so. But the strength of a person's love will often overrule or continue in spite of logic and good sense.

If I could make it go away, I would.

I'd rather be alone than thrown away again.

I can understand that sentiment. The hardest thing to do when you've been badly hurt is to let anyone back in again. But it is also part of the healing process. I wouldn't suggest that you seek love, but I do suggest that you not close yourself off. Take you own time and space. Be good to yourself first and foremost. Be selfish in protecting yourself. And, if anyone wants you, let them pursue you and only reciprocate if you can see all of them. It will allow you control and safety in the situation.

[Is it even possible for him to move on? One hundred thirty years and there had still been a part of him that wanted to beg Dante to take him back.

Even while knowing it was impossible. Even knowing what Lust had told him.

He's not even going to touch the other two.]

Believe me, if there's one thing I can do, it's control my own situation.

[Well that's an outright lie, but he's arrogant enough to believe it.]

[France can already tell this is probably going to come out sounding mean. He doesn't intend it that way. The drawbacks of text rather than video...]

If you can control your situation, then why do you feel like you've been thrown away?

[The next reply takes some time, not because Greed is offended, but because it takes him a while to figure out how to word it.

He could mention that being thrown away was as literal as it was metaphorical, but that's one of those things that would outright out him and he can't exactly bring himself to do that.]

I can control it here.

Then do so with every chance you get. It will not change the past, but there can be empowerment of the self in the now.

[Embrace your namesake, Greed.]

Trust me, I intend to.

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