He doesn't really find Dave very difficult to understand even tho he also doesn't know half of what comes out of Dave's mouth. He's obviously a good boy who is conflicted over what 'good' means, and how to be 'good' in scenarios where someone will always have to suffer. Ticky can relate to this at least a little bit, as he's wondered similar things himself, although he wasn't fortunate enough to really be worrying over it much as Dave's age. He figures Dave had a pretty sheltered life if he's still such a child at his age. But that's ok! Ticky doesn't judge (much). He likes Dave because he is trying and struggling, and he'll support him while he makes his decision.
He's not really bothered at all about Dave stopping him or anything like that. Or Dave's barbs about his sanity and shit. W/E W/E he likes you but the opinions of children don't concern him. Dave will have to prove himself a man if he wants his opinions to be taken seriously.
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He doesn't really find Dave very difficult to understand even tho he also doesn't know half of what comes out of Dave's mouth. He's obviously a good boy who is conflicted over what 'good' means, and how to be 'good' in scenarios where someone will always have to suffer. Ticky can relate to this at least a little bit, as he's wondered similar things himself, although he wasn't fortunate enough to really be worrying over it much as Dave's age. He figures Dave had a pretty sheltered life if he's still such a child at his age. But that's ok! Ticky doesn't judge (much). He likes Dave because he is trying and struggling, and he'll support him while he makes his decision.
He's not really bothered at all about Dave stopping him or anything like that. Or Dave's barbs about his sanity and shit. W/E W/E he likes you but the opinions of children don't concern him. Dave will have to prove himself a man if he wants his opinions to be taken seriously.
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