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[precedented]

Who: Leto + You
Broadcast: Video
Action: N/A
When:

[ The video flickers on to Leto sitting on his bed, kicking his legs briefly. He grins when the video starts recording, pushing himself onto his feet. He tilts his head, that odd bird-like movement he often exhibits. ]

I have heard some interesting things of late, so I thought I'd put the question to you all. When you fall in love, can you only love one person? Can you fall in love with multiple people? Is love something you find yourself stopping after just one?

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[precedented]

Considering your repertoire, is mine so unbelievable?

[takingkarabusiness]

Well, I—

[ she searches for a moment and then gives up ]

I guess not!

[precedented]

I didn't think so.

[takingkarabusiness]

It's just new to me, okay? Telepathy, I understand.

[precedented]

Can you explain how you shoot lasers from your eyes then?

[takingkarabusiness]

Energy build-up?

[ no, not really ]

[precedented]

Which is then released through highly-concentrated beams of light. Yes. Very believable.

[takingkarabusiness]

Point taken.

[precedented]

I thought so.

[takingkarabusiness]

[ really dude ]

Anyway. Are you getting any good answers?

[precedented]

I have had some interesting ones so far. Though I don't know how "good" they might be.

[takingkarabusiness]

Interesting works. What are they?

[precedented]

There was one that said perhaps the most important question is how we love, rather than who or why. Someone else argued that loving one minimizes the damage that could happen, but I don't necessarily agree with that.

[takingkarabusiness]

I definitely don't agree with that. Sometimes there's damage no matter what.

[precedented]

There is a fountain of literature for jealousy and spite for loving one and not another.

[takingkarabusiness]

True, but sometimes people just don't click.

[precedented]

Which is understandable. But the idea that you can click with only one person in your lifetime is rather egregious.

[takingkarabusiness]

Yeah... I'm not sure I believe that, either. First of all, lots of people find second loves later in life.

[precedented]

Or more.

[ He's had plenty. ] I'm simply more for loving people at the same time and not placing them in order of value.

[takingkarabusiness]

[ shrugs ]

I guess it's whatever works best for people?

[precedented]

True. It is different for everyone.

[takingkarabusiness]

Like, I'm not sure how I'd handle one relationship, let alone two.

[precedented]

Relationships do tend to be a lot of work.

[takingkarabusiness]

And I have a lot of priorities.

[precedented]

Oh? Dare I ask?