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[a_sin_for_him]

The new year certainly was pleasant, wasn't it? I think I enjoy this world's holidays.

[Lust's curled up in her living room on the couch, tucked under a blanket with a mug of cocoa and her 'gear propped up on the coffee table in front of her. Her recently hatched shiny Houndour is half across her lap.]

But now that the holiday has passed, I had a query for those who have formalized exercising routines. I've found myself needing to keep fit not simply for aesthetic reasons, but due to a professional need for peak physical condition. Flexibility, muscle strength, physical reaction time...

I've never had to work to keep up with those things before and the sooner I get some formal discipline in my routine, the better. I'd appreciate any advice or specific schools of practice that could be recommended.

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[francia]

It's the 14th of February.

[He is expression turns somewhat conspiratorial.]

Are you going to be getting into the spirit?

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[a_sin_for_him]

[Lust tries to imagine 'getting into the spirit'. She grimaces mildly. She can't see it going very well.]

I like the holidays that revolve around drinking and eating. Seems silly to have an entire day devoted to what should always be important, the people who share our lives.

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[francia]

[France's head tilts slightly. He has to admit, he is somewhat surprised by Lust's reaction, and it makes him think a little. It produces something of a rueful smile.]

I suppose I find it useful to have a day dedicated to those we care about. It's not as much a problem here, but in my world, the type of being that I am doesn't allow me to simply be myself on a regular basis. Valentine's Day, and holidays like it, give me a legitimate excuse of sorts to attend to personal connections on my own terms.

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[a_sin_for_him]

I can understand that. And it's your anniversary, beside.

[She wonders if it's really entirely on France's own terms, as he uses a constructed holiday in the first place, but it's a simple matter of semantics and one she knows better than to voice. But the entire conversation makes her think.]

I suppose it's simply that my personal connections, romantic and otherwise, are already the most important and valued things in my existence. Every day I wake up and continue existing is a celebration of them, in a way.