No, but why three times? Why isn't there one every month? Or every week? Why is it a rule that these people do these things and these other people do these other things?
[At some point you are gonna have to let this go, little buddy.]
There's not a flower for that but nuts are symbolic of stupidity.
Lady's seal is for support. It's white, sort of star-shaped, with six petals. Hellebore, that's Christmas rose, is white, five petals, and it's for relief from anxiety. Scarlet zinnias are for constancy, they're red and look like little explosions. Petunias mean a soothing presence and they come in all sorts of colors.
If someone got me flowers, I'd like it because it would mean they know what I like. If I got someone flowers, they would like it because they would know it had meaning to me. But it doesn't have any particular meaning to either of you, as far as I know.
That's part of why I'm frustrated by this whole thing, because gifts for the people you love are supposed to be meaningful and personal, not calculated in monetary value or
I think that I get it. Phrased like that, the holiday does almost seem a little impersonal. I've never done this before, so I never thought to question the reasoning behind it.
Truthfully, I'm at a loss for what to do. Putting a measurement on it is complicating the whole thing.
Then fuck it. Fuck all of it. Fuck what you're supposed to do or what the rules are, just fuck it, get him a thousand little things or one big thing or don't get him anything, just take him somewhere he likes to go. Let him talk to you about whales and ask him questions and then draw what he's talking about. It doesn't matter, just don't follow the rules because they don't matter.
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[At some point you are gonna have to let this go, little buddy.]
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[giorno sends nine texts in rapid succession. all of them simply contain (ಠ ∩ಠ)]
[then:]
What was your question?
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If you're finished with that, I'd like to ask for your opinion on flowers. You're good with floriography, right?
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Of course I am. What are you looking for?
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Is there a flower for reassurance or support, something like that?
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Lady's seal is for support. It's white, sort of star-shaped, with six petals. Hellebore, that's Christmas rose, is white, five petals, and it's for relief from anxiety. Scarlet zinnias are for constancy, they're red and look like little explosions. Petunias mean a soothing presence and they come in all sorts of colors.
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[damn, son]
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Do you think he'd like those?
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If I walk up to Jojo and hand him a bouquet of flowers, do you suspect he'll think I recently suffered severe head trauma?
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I think he'd think it was considerate. He'd like it because it was from you. But it's not really a language he speaks, is it.
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If someone got me flowers, I'd like it because it would mean they know what I like. If I got someone flowers, they would like it because they would know it had meaning to me. But it doesn't have any particular meaning to either of you, as far as I know.
That's part of why I'm frustrated by this whole thing, because gifts for the people you love are supposed to be meaningful and personal, not calculated in monetary value or
I don't know.
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I think that I get it. Phrased like that, the holiday does almost seem a little impersonal. I've never done this before, so I never thought to question the reasoning behind it.
Truthfully, I'm at a loss for what to do. Putting a measurement on it is complicating the whole thing.
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