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| Trinnien | Dec 11 2015, 06:25 AM Post #16 |
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Dear Lovely Boots, Finding a family to take you in is a pretty simple affair. I was lucky enough to witness a recent family induction ritual where a new member was admitted into the family by a combination of runes, blood magic, and lots of really cool sounding words that were likely Pig Latin. I mean, nothing that you and your friends can't put together on a typical Tuesday night. As for convincing a NS woman to marry you, it is important to understand that which is never understandable - the female mind. You can get some insight about women in NationStates in this lovely Mixlr discussion between confirmed NS females: Mousebumples, Astarial, and NeeNee here - Women in NationStates. Generally though, being a gentleman is preferred. Best of luck, Dr. Trinn |
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| Trinnien | Dec 11 2015, 06:26 AM Post #17 |
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Dear Festavo, Have you considered maybe a husband? There's a plethora of available men on NationStates. Of course, you may need to be willing to put up with individuals that wear jorts. Just a suggestion, Dr. Trinn |
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| Trinnien | Dec 11 2015, 06:55 AM Post #18 |
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Dear Not-Royal Plemby, There are numerous benefits to not being King that you may not have realized yet. When you go to pick up a lovely barmaid at the nearest tavern, you can use lines like: "You ever want to see what it's like to be with a King? Well, I'm the King's brother so that's pretty close." or "My brother, the King, may hold the royal scepter but I can work a scepter better." Mostly though I suggest copious amounts of alcohol and plenty of visitors to your bedchamber. That usually distracts me pretty well. Best wishes, Dr. Trinn |
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| Trinnien | Dec 11 2015, 06:58 AM Post #19 |
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Dear Lady Loki, It's all about the family reunions they have in Hawaii. I mean, you can't really argue against free trips to paradise. Best wishes, Dr. Trinn |
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| Trinnien | Dec 11 2015, 07:09 AM Post #20 |
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Dear Anonymous, Have you considered approaching an acolyte of the Great Old Ones? They may be a bit mad in the head, but it's likely you would find a lot in common. Of course, such a romance may be short-lived if the plans to let the Ancient Ones into our universe were to succeed. But hey, time is always fleeting, may as well enjoy what you can while you can. Best wishes, Dr. Trinn |
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| Trinnien | Dec 11 2015, 07:16 AM Post #21 |
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Dear Anonymous, Trust is something that is not easily earned, but can be easily broken. I often found that giving individuals small bits of insight (in other words, small extensions of your trust) as a starting point, is a good way to give yourself control over what is important/sensitive to you. It also tends to be not overwhelming or burdening to the individual you share it with, because placing a lot of trust in an individual that has not earned or is ready for it, can force them to shut down and retreat. Basically, start small, and be forward that you don't trust easily. Mostly, just take your time and show patience in yourself and in those that you interact with. Just a starting point, Dr. Trinn |
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| Orioni | Dec 11 2015, 05:59 PM Post #22 |
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Thank you, Dr. Trinn. |
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| Sopo | Dec 14 2015, 12:16 AM Post #23 |
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Dear Dr. Whatever, My children are having children and their children are having children. Suddenly I see my pretentious hyphenated last name in signatures all over Europeia! I can't afford to buy Christmas gifts for all these new grandchildren, great-nieces, wife-sisters, and uncle-cousins! What can I do to keep my family happy at the holidays without going broke? Sincerely, Philoprogenitive Phil |
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