Significantly less boring. More prone to experimentation and using imagination.

I prefere the childlike adults myself. You know the kind that hold on to responsibilities but still know how to have a good time. Like people who work for toy or game companies. Super fun people.

Since when do you like fun?

Me? o.O I'm the epitome of fun. Fun is not ordered. Fun is not controlled. Fun is certainly not Cora. Fun is Chaotic, and I am Chaos.

You can have fun and still live a very ordered life. I just enjoy my fun in very particular manners. I love board games, and they are very well ordered.

Psh. Fine, let me restate.

That time when you were trying to visit Castle Island and you got lost but ended up having the time of your life walking along the harbor, taking pictures, running on the beach, climbing trees, trying to find the island on decorative maps embedded in the sidewalk, and generally laughing and having a fun ol' adventure. That was me. The time you made it to the historic site and had a very ordered tour on which everything was directed and you weren't allowed to step out of between the red lines. That was Cora.

But that museum was soooooo interesting.....and those red lines where like 10 feet apart o.0

But it would have been so much fun to explore.

But there are bears and lions on that island going to eat you.....and how are you going to get back if your boat breaks? you ONLY think of the fun aspect.....and not the consequences.

I think you invent consequences just to keep people controlled.

I think you just dont like to see the possible downfall to your actions.

:lol: This exchange is killing me! :rofl:

If Sizzla dies, it's Cora's fault! I just want that to be clear!

Cora: I've decided to officially change your designation from deity of order to deity of fear. Just seems more accurate to me. I'm sure the clarity will help everyone.

Wow, scores aren't posted yet o3o

Well, looks like I didn't miss much at least xD

*rolls around*

@Sizzla- I deeply apologize for Cami's hurting you.

@Cami- I am rarely fearful, you miss understand me. I see the possible future outcomes and take steps to avoid the bad ones.

*whines at seiki some* I WANT SCORES *cries obnoxiously*

Cora, you're making it so hard for me to not whine too xD

But you let potential consequences rule your life. In order to live a full, happy life, you need to take a few risks. I'd hazard to say that any time you fall in love, move to a new city, start a new job, pursue your dreams instead of continuing the status quo, or even just take a vacation or cross the street, you are putting yourself at risk.

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P.S., Keyori: An eye for an eye is the basis of our current justice system. It's the idea that for a crime, there is an equal punishment. Someone stabs out your eye, you stab out their eye, now you are even and that's that. Or someone takes one of your sheep, you take one of their sheep, you're equal. At the time that the phrase was first created, it was common for the reaction to you stealing someone's sheep to be them raping and killing your entire family. The purpose of the phrase was not to encourage revenge, but rather to encourage a just and equal punishment rather than starting a war of escalating reactions. An eye for an eye would only cause the whole world to go blind if people continued stabbing out people's eyes instead of stopping at the equal and just reaction. Or if just enough people initially stabbed out someone's eye, but really, once you see that your friend who stabbed out someone's eye got his eye stabbed out in return, how likely are you to try the same thing?

I guess so xD

*drools on Kultura's Fabrics*

I think she meant Cora because I have no idea what she's talking about o3o

@Cami - you can not live without risk I would not deny this, the way to decide which risk to take, now that depends on weighing your options in an orderly fashion and deciding the best course to take.

I am entirely for the Eye for an Eye way of doing things, I think our current system is far too lenient on them.