"Good morning, June. Ready to practice our cheers? Southern State's football team isn't gonna win games without encouragement, you know." This didn...t make any sense to June, until she recalled (from John's memory bank) that Joan was a cheerleader for Southern State in college. John had also attended Southern State, but of course he was not a cheerleader. But now that June looked just as attractive and pretty as Joan, what self-respecting college girl who looked like her WOULDN'T try out,. They were back in their environment and they did their best to avoid contact with the civilians or the Indians in front of the other resident military personnel.It was almost as if they felt direct contact was demeaning in some way and was entirely unprofessional unless they were ordered to by higher authority or were in civilian clothing themselves and either headed out the gate for a short stretch of “Liberty” or even a longer period of “Leave” that gave them some respite from the constant. “No, on second thought, you’d just eavesdrop on us.”She turned to Ellen. Actually, I’m not sure that his plan isn’t a good one.He sacrifice life for me.Jan shrugged her shoulders. How do any of us decide on a career? Were your reasons for studying business any better than his are for considering medicine?I am reason.Your circumstances have influenced him, maybe a lot, but if it causes him to develop an abiding interest in neurology then that’s not necessarily bad. Besides, Jake’s right about. She knew that this wasn’t the right time or place to discuss it and she felt a bit naughty encouraging Herman to talk about it with Joey in the room.Herman gulped and glanced at Arthur inquisitively but Arthur just nodded his head slightly to give his acquiescence. He did want to broach the topic with his wife even though he felt weird doing it in front of this jerk Joey.“Ok, well, polyamory is a type of relationship that acknowledges that people can have love for more than one other romantic.