( it's a reasoning aventurine understands, both on the matter of consumption and excess, and the world of benefit. there's something overly ironic in the way there's similarities in their reasoning - not all, no, but enough that it leaves aventurine wanting to pursue more. the golden peacock strives for encounters of the sexual nature, but aventurine enjoys a good conversation that has no true physical benefit behind it.

so - funny, that rufus says that. propositioning, huh. regardless whether he is or isn't, at least he knows rufus hasn't all turned him down. )

Haha. Is that so? I do suppose the foundation of Game 52 includes using and being used, for mutual benefit. But we're past that, aren't we? ( all thanks to wriothesley's exciting birthday party. ) I would argue there's something more interesting in people who don't want something from you, for once, though I wonder if that makes you more or less wanted.