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[anewhope]

How familiar are people with the multiverse?

Any tips to spare?

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[agoddessonce]

I am quite familiar.

My best advice is it not to think about it all too hard.

And to remember that there is no one, 'right' way for one timeline or person or version of a person to be - just different ways.

[anewhope]

. . . That is a lovely way of framing it.

[agoddessonce]

It is just what I've observed over the years.

I hope you're getting some helpful tips for yourself? It seems there is a healthy mix of people familiar with multiple universes and timelines, and people like yourself.

[anewhope]

I certainly got a lot of advice.

I just need to take it to heart.

[agoddessonce]

It's a bit overwhelming. Perhaps take a day or a week or two to absorb it all.

Have you familiarized yourself with this universe?

[anewhope]

[ hm. no. he's yet to fly beyond. he could.

food for thought. ]

Not yet. There doesn't seem to be much.

[agoddessonce]

Strange, isn't it? I find that seemingly empty worlds like this are unnerving. Like it does not quite know how to be alive.

[anewhope]

I did find it disorienting.

[ clark is used to noise. every second, every day, he can hear every single person. the world is so large that it constantly drowned him out. it made him feel like a stranger in his own skin.

an alien on another world. ]

Hopefully this is a growing world.

[agoddessonce]

Hopefully, yes.

If I may ask, what does that look like for you, in your world?

[anewhope]

What do you mean?

[agoddessonce]

A growing world? I find that that's different, depending on the planet I am on.

[anewhope]

I suppose I'd gauge on people's ability to change. To challenge old expectations.