CUDDLR.

[dishearten]

GRAHAM (34) married. need friends for achieving incentive.

✓       ✕

YES / MATCH / TICK
<span style="font-family: times; font-size:40px; color:#2EB82E;">✓</span>


NO / CROSS
<span style="font-family: times; font-size:40px; color:#CC0000;">✕</span>

Comments

[dishearten]

( they should just play another game then, he'll have to talk less!!! )

I can understand that. it's very quiet here. I don't have much advice for that, other than keep looking for new ways to spend it.

[sheriffing]

I could always keep practicing at darts.

[ you've helped already, stranger.]

[dishearten]

playing darts does help burn spare time, I don't deny it.

let me know when you are ever in want of a rematch.

[sheriffing]

That's a start.

I'll be in touch, probably not over this thing next time. How do I contact you outside of the cuddle app?

[dishearten]

if you consult for the police I suppose I can trust you with my phone number.

( great job letting your wife life her life without you, Graham. you're nailing it. )

[sheriffing]

You'd think that, wouldn't you?

[ if only she knew that the city was more fun the last time, he wouldn't have to live his life without her.]

[dishearten]

( she should really hold mildly nefarious commentary until after she secures the digits, but graham sends them anyway. He still trusts her, even if she can't remember anything about him. )

do your worst, and remember I know where you work if I must file a complaint.

[sheriffing]

I think I can handle you.

[ Somehow, she's confident about that much.]

[dishearten]

that implies I'm tempted to try something.

( and absolutely not, no things tried here, not a single one! )

[sheriffing]

It does, doesn't it?

[ not even sorry, Graham. ]

[dishearten]

( here's the point where you lay down the law, Graham. no need to worry about such things, Emma, because they can't possibly happen. )

good thing you can handle it, then.

( #nailedit )