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From:

marsascending

If you pitch a party concept for an event and they go for it you're allowed to come back as long as you're "hosting" it, even if it's not a game.

...so I might be able to swing something so that I coincidentally happen to be around at the right time, if you'd like to put me on the guest list.

From:

purrrnicious

I mean, can't you just host the marriage party?

I was thinking of doing it for Sabre and Arya at the same time. They've got some thing going on, and anyway, last time Sabre freaked out over me and Aster "leaving her out" and I don't feel like doing that mess again.

From:

marsascending

If I'm going to host a party for you, wouldn't you rather be able to keep it to people you specifically want there?

I can just host something public as a formality so I can also set up a private party for you and yours. You should start thinking about what you'd like, though.

From:

purrrnicious

[r u gonna make an spop VIP room

also what if she publicly wanted to mark her territory, what then]

. . .So––what, you're gonna make a second party inside the bigger party?

From:

marsascending

[ can a cat who can barely call someone her girlfriend or wife manage to not keel over while doing that though, ]

They do that at important events for special guests, after all.

From:

purrrnicious

[listen cats can always mark their ill-defined and definitely not romantic territory]

I don't know. What if Aster wants to hang out with her dumb unit? Then we'd be going to different parties, that doesn't work.

[Also possibly not quite grasping how a VIP lounge actually works.]

From:

marsascending

Oh, well, she'd be able to approve their admittance, of course.

From:

purrrnicious

. . .

Great.

[Wow, she hates it, but for Adora. . .]

From:

purrrnicious

So you have an event, and we have a secret smaller party inside of it? How's that work? Like, what stops people from just walking in or whatever?

From:

marsascending

Well, you'd have a guest list and someone checking attendance at the door.

Although—perhaps you should discuss who you want on your guest list with Aster, first. That's something normally both of you would do together, and perhaps find a compromise on.

From:

purrrnicious

Sooooo. . . if someone's not on the list, we get to throw them out?

From:

marsascending

That's how private parties work, yes.

From:

purrrnicious

Do we get to have better stuff than the bigger party?

From:

marsascending

It's essential to have better stuff than the bigger party, in fact. That's how you know it's special and elite.

From:

purrrnicious

[Well now her tail is swishing cuz she's super into this idea.]

And they all get to see us having the better stuff so we can rub it in their lame little faces?

From:

marsascending

Precisely, my dear.

From:

purrrnicious

Yeah. Sounds good.

From:

purrrnicious

[Then she half twists to peer at Paloma, cooling off her enthusiasm for being superior to everyone else a little.]

You, uh. You really don't mind doing it? It's probably a hassle, or something. . .

From:

marsascending

Number one, I love an opportunity to go all-out on generating a spectacle. Number two, I love parties. Number three, I love you.

I mean, I'm probably going to ask Yvette to be on-the-ground support for a few things, but she'll be excited about it too.

From:

purrrnicious

Okay.

. . .Thanks.

From:

marsascending

Any time.

From:

purrrnicious

I’ll talk to Aster. . . And Sabre and Arya. If they want to marriage too.

From:

marsascending

Well, my good wishes for you happy couples in the meantime. And I'll have a list of things to think about yourself and also ask them regarding food, decorations, music, and if you'd like to do vows—that's like making a public promise to each other.

From:

purrrnicious

Aster likes this thing called “K-Pop”. And a bunch of different food to try is good — and it shouldn’t be formal, she’ll just get all freaked out about the rules and, like, study for it.