Throwing Hands
Location: Naboo
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Shan
Lily nodded her head, "unfortunately that is not always possible. Some experiences are just too niche or biologically tied." Lily gave a small smile to Shan, she did appreciate the attempts at empathy. Sometimes you needed empathy more than sympathy, especially since the latter can come across as patronizing.
She scoffed at the idea that having Shan did not improve her life. Did not help her in any manner. "That's the Echani in me. People see us as stoic and reserved at times. But that isn't always true. And being strong doesn't mean I don't need people in my life, I am only as strong as I am because of people like you supporting me." Lily stated earnestly, she was never going to let someone take all the credit for her achievements but she was never under the delusion that she had done it all. Lily could only get this far because there had been others supporting her, guiding her to the goals.
"The people who come across as strong, they are sometimes the people in the greatest need of help." Lily admitted honestly, "putting on a strong face when everything is crumbling around you is brave but it doesn't remove the pain, the hurt. Especially tough when people expect you to be strong all the time and depend on you to be the strong one in the face of dire odds." Being reliant and dependable was tough and it was a level of pressure that either burned out people like Lily or made them crumble.
She couldn't handle the idea of either of those things. But she felt them on the horizon.
When her nudge sent Shan further than expected, Lily shook her head, "seems you need to bulk up more at the gym if little me can push you around." Lily teased with a poke of her tongue.
Seeing Shan stumble over his words was cute and Lily giggled, not worried too much since she knew that he cared and had cared about her for a good amount of time. It was just amusing to see to how nervous he was getting about how he came across to her. "Well, good to know that you did care about me and still do, had me worried there for a moment." The smirk dancing on her lips suggested otherwise.
Hearing Shan mention that Colette hated Coruscant made Lily laugh, "oh, yeah. She hated that world from the first day of joining the Jedi." Lily had been there and she had hung out with Colette a fair amount in the early days of their training. Seeing her friend hating every part of Coruscant since it was all so unnatural to her. "Give her a planet like Dagobah or something that is naturally disgusting and she would be more in her element. It was never an issue of beauty with Colette, she just hates the constructed, metallic element of Coruscant." It was a world that was not her vibe, which Lily accepted long ago, she just also didn't think Colette needed to be so negative on it.
For some, Coruscant was much nicer than a world that Colette would love. Neither view was wrong in Lily's mind, it was just personal beliefs.
"Well, what shall we do next?"
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Lily nodded her head, "unfortunately that is not always possible. Some experiences are just too niche or biologically tied." Lily gave a small smile to Shan, she did appreciate the attempts at empathy. Sometimes you needed empathy more than sympathy, especially since the latter can come across as patronizing.
She scoffed at the idea that having Shan did not improve her life. Did not help her in any manner. "That's the Echani in me. People see us as stoic and reserved at times. But that isn't always true. And being strong doesn't mean I don't need people in my life, I am only as strong as I am because of people like you supporting me." Lily stated earnestly, she was never going to let someone take all the credit for her achievements but she was never under the delusion that she had done it all. Lily could only get this far because there had been others supporting her, guiding her to the goals.
"The people who come across as strong, they are sometimes the people in the greatest need of help." Lily admitted honestly, "putting on a strong face when everything is crumbling around you is brave but it doesn't remove the pain, the hurt. Especially tough when people expect you to be strong all the time and depend on you to be the strong one in the face of dire odds." Being reliant and dependable was tough and it was a level of pressure that either burned out people like Lily or made them crumble.
She couldn't handle the idea of either of those things. But she felt them on the horizon.
When her nudge sent Shan further than expected, Lily shook her head, "seems you need to bulk up more at the gym if little me can push you around." Lily teased with a poke of her tongue.
Seeing Shan stumble over his words was cute and Lily giggled, not worried too much since she knew that he cared and had cared about her for a good amount of time. It was just amusing to see to how nervous he was getting about how he came across to her. "Well, good to know that you did care about me and still do, had me worried there for a moment." The smirk dancing on her lips suggested otherwise.
Hearing Shan mention that Colette hated Coruscant made Lily laugh, "oh, yeah. She hated that world from the first day of joining the Jedi." Lily had been there and she had hung out with Colette a fair amount in the early days of their training. Seeing her friend hating every part of Coruscant since it was all so unnatural to her. "Give her a planet like Dagobah or something that is naturally disgusting and she would be more in her element. It was never an issue of beauty with Colette, she just hates the constructed, metallic element of Coruscant." It was a world that was not her vibe, which Lily accepted long ago, she just also didn't think Colette needed to be so negative on it.
For some, Coruscant was much nicer than a world that Colette would love. Neither view was wrong in Lily's mind, it was just personal beliefs.
"Well, what shall we do next?"