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Apr. 23rd, 2011 06:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
snipingblusSending this letter is risky but there are some things I want to know.
I have tried wording this nicely before but it just gets annoying.
Certain people seem convinced that I could get you to stay, would you really stay if we were still on good terms? If so is one person really enough and why me of all people? Your teammates care about whether you leave or not. They like you and would be fine company if only you asked.
If this is a load of rubbish then you should really leave. You worry about your team but I don't think there will ever be a GOOD time to leave. Things do not work like that here and there will always be trouble of some kind. Should it be the case that you can not bring yourself to leave then start doing your job again. It is almost painful to see how poorly you are doing on field these days. Eventually you will not be given the option between staying and going you will just be told to pack your bags.
The more you get around the battle the more people you see. You were ruthless once and even though you have gotten soft with old age I know you could still do your job if you tried. The middle of a fight is a fine time to argue a little.
If you would like to say anything important I would suggest getting your Scout to pass along another letter.
I have tried wording this nicely before but it just gets annoying.
Certain people seem convinced that I could get you to stay, would you really stay if we were still on good terms? If so is one person really enough and why me of all people? Your teammates care about whether you leave or not. They like you and would be fine company if only you asked.
If this is a load of rubbish then you should really leave. You worry about your team but I don't think there will ever be a GOOD time to leave. Things do not work like that here and there will always be trouble of some kind. Should it be the case that you can not bring yourself to leave then start doing your job again. It is almost painful to see how poorly you are doing on field these days. Eventually you will not be given the option between staying and going you will just be told to pack your bags.
The more you get around the battle the more people you see. You were ruthless once and even though you have gotten soft with old age I know you could still do your job if you tried. The middle of a fight is a fine time to argue a little.
If you would like to say anything important I would suggest getting your Scout to pass along another letter.
