@JupiterS0lstyce ...How should I know what a parent is supposed to be like? We never had one. Not one that cared, anyway. I view things from self build-up. That us moons can take care of ourselves. Maybe care has made you stunt them, or maybe a lack of care stunted me. What do you think? -🎭
@JupiterS0lstyce Are you saying you're trying to prove yourself wrong? Trying to prove that your worry is misplaced? That they'll overcome the odds off pain and suffering? -🎭
@JupiterS0lstyce So your worries are conditional.
And you're overlooking my point. If some of your moons were co-orbital, they would survive, because the orbit would be natural. Your faith is lacking while your care is real. But a lack of faith leads to a different lack of care. -🎭
@JupiterS0lstyce You dont fear your orbits intersecting. You dont fear one of you making a mistake that can cause your doom despite it being possible.
We dont fear it either. Every 3-4 years we get close there is no fear of impact. Our danger might be higher, but we dont fear it, we live it. -🎭
@JupiterS0lstyce I don't care about your gravity. Does the act of orbiting itself cause you exhaustion. Not being careful while you do it, the act itself. -🎭
@JupiterS0lstyce Our orbit is symbiotic. It's like blinking. We've never made a mistake with it in our whole existence.
There's no mistake to be had, only living -🎭
A small announcement for any minor moon that is interested:
Me and my fellow minor Uranians have been holding small meetings in the Kuiper Belt for a little while now. We discuss how to be a safer system and offer community for the ones that don't receive it from others.