>>80517
>Lmao, first of all what drove you to do this?
Curiosity, like anybody.
>What happened?
In hindsight, she knew more than I was willing to accept on topics of furious morality. That I would give her credit for.
>What do you mean by that?
I'm sure she has a life and some form of success. She's not impotent. I'd assume it's based on digital relations, still. That's at least where I would close the book.
>what she's like as a person overall
She was very eager converse and synthesize new information. Also extremely romanticist and not very big on dry or ideas based in sheer logic. Very pious committments, but deeply untrusting. Think that trust could border into very harsh judgement. King of very strategic and oriented around kinship ties. In the flesh, very scattered and frantic. But idk now.
>>80518
>by "spirited communication"?
I think being able to draw in so many people into your private life also draws those same people closer to each other, as well. So, there's a higher sense of meaning or sense of spirited conversation, that is to be had, around her/with her.
>>80526
>someone that considers themselves a friend of hers while also feeling bad about how he once treated her is so willing to post here
Fair point dude. I'm skeptical that there is a pure intention/motivation to be had in posting here. I'll be pretty clear, I think she told thousands of people I had schizophrenia or something along those lines and it's had a bittering effect.
>>80528
>if he already feels guilty, since it's obvious she wouldn't want someone posting here like this.