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Apr 10th 2021 at 1:01:04 PM
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Removed from main page, as there is a cleanup effort underway and I am not sure what to do with this entry:
- Mediator: How auspistices, otherwise known as the "Ashen" quadrant, works. Their role is to play the role of mediator between two kismesitude partners that would harm their relationship with others if they pursued it. It's unusual compared to all the other romances on account of it being a feeling that is usually not shared with its partners, but instead a solitary troll often feels this way towards a pairing that is already together or on the cusp of being together. Although in some cases, this can be the case of one troll wanting another to "ashen" for their kismesitude to keep it from getting out of control. It is also occasionally treated as a job, despite it being a romantic feeling trolls experience. Example: Kanaya, who is noted to experience ashen feelings quite often, says it is a rather emotionally unfulfilling quadrant to fill but feels strong urges to mediate regardless.
Removed from main page, as there is a cleanup effort underway and I am not sure what to do with this entry:
- Mediator: How auspistices, otherwise known as the "Ashen" quadrant, works. Their role is to play the role of mediator between two kismesitude partners that would harm their relationship with others if they pursued it. It's unusual compared to all the other romances on account of it being a feeling that is usually not shared with its partners, but instead a solitary troll often feels this way towards a pairing that is already together or on the cusp of being together. Although in some cases, this can be the case of one troll wanting another to "ashen" for their kismesitude to keep it from getting out of control. It is also occasionally treated as a job, despite it being a romantic feeling trolls experience. Example: Kanaya, who is noted to experience ashen feelings quite often, says it is a rather emotionally unfulfilling quadrant to fill but feels strong urges to mediate regardless.
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