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RichardxCamille (The only couple who knew each other for longer than two months. Woo~)

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LylexEveryone (An Uke and five Semes. Go figure.)

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MariaxSelina (The original, accept no substitutes.)

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LyleXRichard (Too much yuri, not enough yaoi.)

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IzzyxLucas (Because a normal tsundere is not enough.)

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WillxStella (*insert witty tagline here*)

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MariexEveryone (Marie, duh.)

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AshleyXRichard (Screw retcons, I want my OTP now!)

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Total Members Voted: 23

[Empiricist]

As far as she can tell, yes. That's what happens.

[kj1225]

That makes as much sense as aging ten years in a week.

[Sanure]

I guess the point is just that. It doesn't make sense. Also, Yomiko has that beat by aging 10 years at birth.

[kj1225]

Demons make some sense on that. Ashley didn't.

[Sanure]

I blame different time zones on that.

[Empiricist]

That makes as much sense as aging ten years in a week.

A week from your own perspective, or a week from someone else's perspective?

[kj1225]

Timezones don't work that way.

Ashley should have logically experienced a week in the void no matter what and... oh never mind my points will get ignored again anyways.

[Empiricist]

I think it may be like time dilation.
Alice and Bob are on a spaceship traveling at close to the speed of light.
Alice teleports out and magically matches the velocity of something moving at far lower speeds.
After ten years, she teleports to Bob and magically matches his velocity. More time has passed on her frame of reference's than Bob's.

[kj1225]

Yes, but in this case Alice would have aged and experienced a week unless something made her not.

And in this case Bob would also have experienced a week from his point of view unless something made him not.

Do you see why this doesn't make sense?

[IamanElfCollaborator]

Magic.

[kj1225]

So you're basically saying that Void/the void mind raped Ashley into believing that she was there for ten years for little to no reason other than just to cement his claim on her that being the most obvious one?

[IamanElfCollaborator]

So you're basically saying that Void/the void mind raped Ashley into believing that she was there for ten years for little to no reason other than just to cement his claim on her that being the most obvious one?

Fuck if I know, I don't give a fuck.

[Empiricist]

Yes, but in this case Alice would have aged and experienced a week unless something made her not.

And in this case Bob would also have experienced a week from his point of view unless something made him not.

Do you see why this doesn't make sense?

Not really, time dilation means that time in the spaceship passes slower from Alice's perspective, hence how more time could have passed for her than Bob. The magical velocity matching is the acceleration that breaks symmetry in this case.

Time is but a mere constant. The passing, inconsistent illusion we see in the wake of light's consistent speed.

[kj1225]

Yes, but in this case Alice would have aged and experienced a week unless something made her not.

And in this case Bob would also have experienced a week from his point of view unless something made him not.

Do you see why this doesn't make sense?

Not really, time dilation means that time in the spaceship passes slower from Alice's perspective, hence how more time could have passed for her than Bob. The magical velocity matching is the acceleration that breaks symmetry in this case.

Time is but a mere constant. The passing, inconsistent illusion we see in the wake of light's consistent speed.

But this isn't like the example that you're giving at all though.

[Empiricist]

How is it not?

Alice and Bob are on a spaceship traveling at close to the speed of light.

Velocities close to c experience noticeable time dilation. From an outsider's view, time passes slower for them.

Alice teleports out and magically matches the velocity of something moving at far lower speeds.

Alice becomes that outsider.

After ten years, she teleports to Bob and magically matches his velocity. More time has passed on her frame of reference's than Bob's.

She returns having aged faster due to her lower velocity.