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you lied to me before.

TRUTH MEME
Sometimes, you have to tell the truth. No, I mean, you have to. Maybe it's magic, or a promise, or nanobots; who knows. But you have to tell the truth, and everyone knows it. Of course, do half-tuths count? What about lying by omission? That's up to you, and how far you want this curse, this ailment, to go. The only thing that can't be escaped is the truth, whatever form that truth takes.
What happens next?
You decide.
- Post your character to the meme.
- They have to tell the truth when they're asked questions.
- What others ask is up to them. Nothing is off limits.
- Your character has to answer... eventually.
- Tag around and ask other characters questions!
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So, in college, right? Folklore major. Film minor. Don't tell anyone. But I was in college and me and a few buddies went to this... I can't shit you. It was a indie film festival. Art deco shit. Super pretentious. Anyway, after one of the screenings, I went to go take a piss and as I was in the bathroom, I heard some weird ass noises and I go to take a look and -- there's this guy. One of the directors for one of the shitty films and he's standing with his lead actress of his turd movie and just. He was being an utter ass to her. Groping her, touching her, etc. Treating her like dirt.
It was gross, is what I'm saying. And she looked super uncomfortable so I go and get in there and call him out and let's just say it sort of uh, spiraled? Out of control? He got aggressive, I pulled out Mary just to scare him a bit but then he lunged and I kind of just, stabbed him. By accident. None of us expected it. Then I started crying, which is the most embarrassing part of that story and probably the only reason I didn't end up in jail.
[ A shake of his head. A sip of whiskey. He looks a little rueful and it's obvious why at the last bit because -- ]
Anyway, long story short. That's how I met my wife.
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This? Isn't one of those stories. ]
My. I don't think I've ever been party to something so chivalrous.
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It wasn't that chivalrous. She called me an idiot and threatened a restraining order against us both. Ended up taking the same library work study position a few weeks later so we kind of had to talk to each other and it went from there. We were cool back then.
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[ She says it fondly, looks deeply approving. Stabbing some fucker giving a girl a hard time? Good on you. ]
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It worked out for me in the end, I guess? We loved each other for a while before we stopped. And I would never give up Val for anything.
[ if only she was here to hear it ]
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You're going squishy on me. Here. Drink that and think of a fun route to walk home tonight, alright?
I feel an itch in my rock-throwing arm.
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We should write 666 on a rock and throw it in a church window.
[ it would be. the funniest thing that has ever happened in maple bay. he's sure of it. he is also maybe not sober. ]
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That's the spirit.
[ He deserves to be able to take all of that out on something. Someone. And they both have their point of focus, don't they? The source of shared anger and bitterness.
Why shouldn't he get to hit back? ]