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“Even if that were true, dont abandon me.” kinda contradicting cause he likes the high...

Pluto mars July 10, 2026 3:43 am

“Even if that were true, dont abandon me.” kinda contradicting cause he likes the high he gets when he’s chasing someone but doesnt like getting abandoned huh. By this phrase, if he did only get interested when he’s only chasing someone, what’s gonna happen to the uke if he did not run away? won’t it just lead to them breaking up? I dont know this what im blabbering because I feel like that’s not a reassuring phrase to someone you want to stay.

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    haash July 17, 2026 9:09 pm

    exactly and it's so ironic, he would not have been interested this much in uke without him running away, but this is why they work so well.

    Baras Son September 16, 2026 11:07 pm

    He said earlier that he liked it, but knew it wasn't a good thing. He likes to chase people in general, but it doesn't feel good romantically for people to actually full-on leave you.

    Pluto mars September 17, 2026 1:29 am
    He said earlier that he liked it, but knew it wasn't a good thing. He likes to chase people in general, but it doesn't feel good romantically for people to actually full-on leave you. Baras Son

    ohh now I understand that part, but what happens though if the uke did not run away, wont he get bored of him and leave? I mightve missed some parts maybe the seme did find something with the uke he finds loveable and unique than him getting high on chasing him.

    Baras Son September 17, 2026 11:25 am
    ohh now I understand that part, but what happens though if the uke did not run away, wont he get bored of him and leave? I mightve missed some parts maybe the seme did find something with the uke he finds lovea... Pluto mars

    He explicitly said he wouldn't get bored and leave. The uke asked him about that. The seme said he'd never get bored because he liked him. The "I like to chase people" is pretty much just a narrative excuse to show that he's good at tracking down his flighty lover.