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Pent up energy is never a good thing. And while Jenny has found some old and new ways to expel such, there's nothing like her favourite. Which is why she's outside today, dressed in new clothing as provided by Bar (tank top and shorts, all brightly coloured) and running around the lake.

So far, going for runs outside has proven to be much nicer than running through the tunnels of Messaline. Actually, everything has been much nicer than the life she was born into.

...she'll probably give you an excited rundown of that everything if you stop her!

[ooc: mun stuck on train all day, please entertain!]

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"I've been okay. There are a lot of things I've been learning here." Mainly how not to annoy people with the wrong questions. "And you?" He falls into a good pace.

She bites her lip for a moment, willing the blush in her cheeks that came when she thought of Bart away.

"Learning, too," she decides upon seconds later. "There's a lot more to human relationships than I originally thought. But I like it. I like it a lot."

"You mean you and Jay?" He smiles a bit. It's sort of cute. "Human relationships are very, very difficult. And you to admit, you are rather new to them."

Stupid, stupid blush.

"Yeah. I really like him."

"I could tell." A blind man looking in the other direction in the next county over could tell. "But...well, you really should try to be a little careful. Seeing he's your first boyfriend and all." As if he has any clue how to give advice to genetically engineered teenagers and the speedsters in their lives.

Jenny frowns as her brows wrinkle in confusion. Her running pace slows a little.

"Careful how?"

In for a penny, in for a pound. "Well, in lots of ways. First off, you really should be careful when you have sex. Use some protection, at least. And if he isn't going to do that, tell him to calm down." He has no illusions that they won't act this way. He was that age once and also has no philosophical objections to it. "I could tell you and him to slow down, but I don't think that's likely."

It really, really isn't likely that either will ever know the meaning of taking it slow. Somewhere on a train, the narration facepalms on her pup's behalf.

"Rubbers," Jenny states, nodding. "My book mentioned those. It was kind of amusing, watching Jay put it on."

That is far more information than he needed. But it puts his mind at ease to know that there aren't going to be any speedster babies too soon. And he doesn't blush.

"OK, good. But the difficult part is dealing with him. As a person. Relationships - letting people into your space - aren't easy. And neither of you is really formed as a person yet."

And now it has all gone confusing again.

"But I am! I was designed to be."

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