03:02 AM – Sarah: Why do you say that now? You've always known that I'm married.03:03 AM – Alex: But where does this lead?03:04 AM – Sarah: Does it have to lead to something?03:05 AM – Alex: It's wrong, no?03:06 AM – Sarah: Wrong as per the society?03:07 AM – Alex: Yeah.03:08 AM – Sarah: But societal rules and biological rules don't match.03:10 AM – Alex: But if we don't follow societal rules, there'll be chaos. So, we can't choose to follow some rules, and ignore some. Sounds convenient.03:12 AM – Sarah: It is. But when the monogamous rules were made, women or men starved for sex weren't accounted for. It's like a prison, you know. How can someone live without sex? It's as essential as food, clothing and shelter.03:14 AM – Sarah: I am happier after sexting with you. I feel alive, I want to write more, eat good food. I feel like taking care of myself. I love myself more. Is that bad? How can that be bad?08:00 AM – Alex: I'm sorry, I don't get it. I'm not married. The whole morality around it makes me stay away.08:01 AM – Sarah: Have you never done an immoral thing in your life?08:02 AM – Alex: I'm sure I have.08:03 AM – Sarah: Then? So, you're also choosing what to break societal rules for, based on what you need at that moment, no? How convenient.08:04 AM – Sarah: We're all slaves of circumstance. But from your refrain I understand that you're not ready to break this rule. Maybe you don't need it enough. You're young, single, with phone full of dating apps. Hence, the refrain.08:05 AM – Sarah: I definitely need you more than you need me.08:06 AM – Alex: Understood.08:07 AM – Sarah: I don't think you fully do. And don't be so proud of this refrain. You'll lose control when it comes to other things. You're human too.08:08 AM – Alex: Hmmm.
