（ it doesn't just sound like a reciprocal statement. there is genuine truth there — he may struggle with the perception of time in a broadly general sense, but he's gotten used to having sasuke in his space, and that absence was an ache.
someone, somewhere would probably call this co-dependency. he recognizes his own tendency to form intense bonds that can shake the foundation of the earth, things that are fire-bright and meteoric, and that often end in death. he recognizes that, and yet he's still here. ）
no subject
（ it doesn't just sound like a reciprocal statement. there is genuine truth there — he may struggle with the perception of time in a broadly general sense, but he's gotten used to having sasuke in his space, and that absence was an ache.
someone, somewhere would probably call this co-dependency. he recognizes his own tendency to form intense bonds that can shake the foundation of the earth, things that are fire-bright and meteoric, and that often end in death. he recognizes that, and yet he's still here. ）
Saw that book. Studying French?