04 ☆ Exceeding theoretical boundaries

[lingeringlegacy]

Playgrounds are designed for use by children. Why do adults seem to derive enjoyment from it as well?

Comments

[inthecenterfold.livejournal.com]

Ah 'like' is such a strong word... It was... kinda fun I guess? It was more me and my bro throwing dodgeballs at each other than playing on the stuff itself.

[lingeringlegacy]

Is it really a strong word? If I find something fun, what to call it if not 'like'?.

['As opposed to love', she thought. But that topic... is not something she can throw out right now without bringing her mood down again.]

Now that is more understandable, if you only use the venue for sport activities.

[inthecenterfold.livejournal.com]

I dunno. If I like something, I'll do it again. I dunno if I wanna do that again. It was... okay? That one time?

Sport activities... meaning?

[lingeringlegacy]

Ah, I just feel that even for one time or a short time, if I am happy, then I can say I like something. Is that inaccurate?

...A game of dodgeballs?

[inthecenterfold.livejournal.com]

You're probably right. I'm not good with the whole trying to be smart thing. That's how I got into some big arguments over tiny little things with Aurora.

Guess so then. Didn't know that was 'sport.' I think of like hunting and stuff.

[lingeringlegacy]

I don't think I am very good at these... word definitions as well.

[inthecenterfold.livejournal.com]

Eh, better than me. Arguing with Aurora was the first time I ever picked up a dictionary, that I can remember.