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[personal profile] wincon 2025-04-03 12:38 am (UTC)(link)
Other than being here, [ and all that it entails, ] my sex life is the opposite of scandalous.

[ Bluntly stated. He was one of those unenthused guests who only had their first sexual encounter upon arrival, so "sexually" would have been a necessary specification. While there are plenty of freaks running about this cross-dimensional hotel, they aren't all necessarily sex freaks. His deadly sin lies with a totally different patron saint.

And that breezy response of hers makes him wonder if her confessed indiscretion is all there is to her. Whatever benefit of the doubt may be given, most people—normal people—feel some kind of instinctive revulsion at the thought of familicide; they wonder whether someone who could eliminate their own closest kin might not be capable of even greater cruelties, they wonder what it means for their own existence, their own life, in the eyes of the killer. Maybe she's more familiar with his kind than would be assumed at first blush—or maybe she's some kind of bleeding heart. Just not one who's blemish-free, by her own admission.

He understands, of course, the moral weight assigned to such a dalliance with a teenager. In his mind, it's neither something insignificant nor condemnable; wile a willing decision made by the younger partner, the circumstances leading to such a life are rarely freely chosen. The shady side of society always yields some encounters with those kids—unhappy, in over their heads—the ones who had been driven out of their place of safety and comfort. In the world he knows, no one is ever too young to have to fend for themselves. ]


"Sexually," you've got me beat. You won't have to worry about any of that here though.

[ It's harder—if not impossible—to have ethical compunctions in this place. There are guests about the same age she mentioned—and marriage, which despite somehow existing here, doesn't seem to mean much at all. ]