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Tom Nook | Animal Crossing | OTA
[There's a picture of Tom standing in front of a shop with his hands on the heads of two smaller Tanuki kids]
Timmy and Tommy finished their first day of work. I couldn't be prouder of all the work they've put in, yes yes.
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I have this... acquaintance from an earlier time in my life. I am not looking forward to dealing with them, but their presence is quickly becoming harder to ignore. Can someone help advise me in what I should do about approaching someone who has betrayed my trust? Because my initial idea was to grab an axe. I don't think that would set a good example for my boys. Thank you for your consideration, yes yes.
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Are you a parent?
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Do you want to just be a jilted ex and be spiteful, or do you want to turn that spite into productiveness. Because I spent a lot of time doing the first and I can say it's cathartic but it's highly unproductive for about five or six years after the act's gone thin.
I would go with trying to tell them straight how you feel, and then smack them one, and then mending from there. That's what I did with Tsukasa.
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It is... not an easy thing to broach how I feel about them. They put me in a very low place. They betrayed my trust and they betrayed what we had. But, we still had something... and their actions led to me discovering many, many good things in my life. Do you have any other advice about what I should say? I'm afraid my own feelings seem rather complex when I look at the whole picture, yes yes.
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I would say, first, write a letter. Write what you want to say in several drafts. Do it over and over until you feel ready to say what you want to feel. Bring it with you. Rehearse what you want to say. Don't be me and actually hit him unless he apologizes and lets you do it.
Unless that's how you two like it, and actually flirt while in combat.
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But, yes yes, a letter would help gather my thoughts. It's like preparing for a business meeting, but, a little more personal, I suppose.
Is... everything okay for you and Tsukasa?
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Strange though that I would be still arguing with him years later after the Reiwa Era started. Takes an entire shift in the years for us to make up. It's been, god, nearly 10 years since our breakup.
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They've always been someone who was dishonest. I don't know if I could ever trust them to not do something like this again.
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How necessary is it for you or your sons to interact with them now? My suggestion would be to avoid them and make it clear they're not welcome in your home, and also inform your sons of whatever this former partner did in age-appropriate terms.
As well as warn anyone else you think they might try to fool, I suppose.
Re: Tom Nook | Animal Crossing | OTA
What was the task set before them?
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