Audience- Yoji Uruha

[holyspirits]

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[batterypack]

[ well that's something of a relief, even if she's still thinking this over and trying to puzzle things out. ]

That's something, at least. I feel as though bottling it up would really make it worse. [ but... ] How do you decide when you do and don't feel like saying anything?

[ some people are not the best judges of themselves. ]

[kumeyuri]

... I don't think feelings are the kind of thing where you can easily lay out a pre-planned schematic—that under this situation, you'll feel and do this, and under another situation, you'll feel and do that.

It's just a matter of when it happens, if I feel like it's something that'll help me or the other person.

[batterypack]

Some are. For instance, I don't tell everyone my thoughts if we aren't close. And then others it's about judging their mood to see how they might hear what I have to say. I mean like that.

[kumeyuri]

I guess. But that's not really the kind of thing I actively decide beforehand.

[he is more of an intuition kind of person.]

[batterypack]

[ fair enough. ]

All I'm saying is that you have to try a little when it comes to that balance. Giving too much isn't the answer. But holding back too much isn't either.

[kumeyuri]

And how much do you give?

[not accusing, but a genuine question, although he supposes she did just partially explain.]

[batterypack]

Not enough to drain me, but enough to help.

[ this is also true by nature of being a walking battery. ]

[kumeyuri]

... Guess that's about as good of a balance as it gets.

[batterypack]

... you'll find your own, Uruha. It might just take time.

[ and we can call this because it is w4. ]