un: yukixoxo, video

[unimportant]

[ When the video begins, the room being recorded is dark except for two lamps on either side tilted to create a spotlight in the center. A woman has her back to the camera, wearing a black leather jacket, a tank top, and red pants. ]

Things sure have been getting interesting really quickly. Murder, mystery, organized fights to the death! I thought this place would be dull, but it's been really lively.

However, it's also been grim. I think it's time to brighten the mood.

So, tell me-

[ Now she turns half-way, whipping her hair out and twisting her front side to be noticeable. It's all about the T&A. ]

When it comes to women, what's your type? [ Then, she smirks. ] And if you think a boring answer like "I don't like women" will suffice, I'll just say-

[ Then she twists and whips in the opposite direction, back side still front and showing off her flexibility. ]

When it comes to men, what's your type!? Don't even think about evading the question because I will get an answer, one way or another.

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text un: Loki

[abit_ofboth]

Intelligent, mischievous, can appreciate a good joke. Of course if we are talking type in a sexual way, I find that quite subjective. I can't say I have any specifics on what I prefer physically. It all is just specific to the person.

And that goes for both men and women.

Now I have a question for you: Why do you care so much what types people have?

[unimportant]

A well-thought out answer! I appreciate it.

As for your question: I think you can learn a lot about people from the type of person they're into. In theory, your type says a lot about what you value.

[abit_ofboth]

I suppose that makes some sense.

So then, what is your type?

[unimportant]

Hard working people who aren't afraid of getting their hands roughed up. I can't stand a lazy unmotivated bum.

[abit_ofboth]

I see. Does hard work preclude roughed up hands? Or would any kind of work do?

[unimportant]

As long as someone is dedicated that matters more than the type of work...

Though I would be lying if I said I didn't prefer calloused hands.

[abit_ofboth]

I see. I tend to agree with that. There is so much more to things than just brute strength.

I do not blame you for that. There is something to a more textured feel, is there not?

[unimportant]

There she is! [ wink! ] Brute strength alone won't save anyone, in love or war! But to some those things are one in the same. Like me!

[abit_ofboth]

You are quite right. Some things require finesse that cannot come from brute anything.

You believe love and war to be the same? May I ask how?

[unimportant]

Of course.

But let me ask you first: have you ever been in love? I don't mean just romantically. Have you ever loved anyone at all? Family, friends, and so on.

[abit_ofboth]

[There's a long pause before he answers.]</small. My mother and my brother. Though I'm sure they haven't always believed that.

[unimportant]

And would you fight for them? Risking life and death for them?

[abit_ofboth]

[There’s another brief pause as he remembers a time when he would not have. That, however, had very much changed in more recent times.]

I have and would again.

[unimportant]

As would so many others. People would go to war for love. Of a person, of power, of anything they desire to obtain or protect. So to understand what a person values is to understand what they would fight for.

[abit_ofboth]

I see your point. But who I am attracted to is not necessarily who I love. So why did you want to know everyone’s ‘type’?