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This is a "Dear Doctor" column. Write a question in the "Dear Abby" format for our wonderful Doctor, he'll do his best to oblige. You know, as well as the Doctor can answer them. Anonymous is fine. Inappropriate anonymous replies will be removed.

From: [identity profile] vote4nathan.livejournal.com

LOCKED to the Doctor


Dear Doctor,

The kerfufle at my Congressional gala aside, I think we should get together for coffee or lunch sometime. I enjoy your company and your insight. Perhaps if I can find a few spare moments after my return from Florida. Let me know.

My question: Do I we really turn out to be the image of my our parents?

-Congressman Nathan Petrelli

From: [identity profile] eternityticking.livejournal.com


Dear Doctor,

Is it really murder if it's in the name of science? Such as, if it seems that a person can not be killed by any means, is it murder to test that?

- Daring in Disney

From: [identity profile] enduring-pryde.livejournal.com

LOCKED TO THE DOCTOR


Dear Doctor:

When your lover doesn't know the meaning of the word 'vacation', where is the perfect place you can take him to get away from his worries?

- Katherine P. in New York City

From: [identity profile] the-corsair.livejournal.com


Dear Doctor:

What would you suggest for a romantic getaway for, oh, a dashing young man who likes to save the universe, who gets sweetly flustered at so many things, likes cricket, and wears celery?

Curious

From: [identity profile] aka-death.livejournal.com

Locked to the Doctor


Dear Doctor,
What do you do when you love someone, and you wasted years you could have spent with them, but now that you know what a mistake you made, they have someone else? Part of me thinks I should leave him, so he has his time with the woman he's longed for all these years. But part of me says to stay, that maybe he'll still see me here.

Should I stay or go? I think he might be happier if he were able to just be with her....

Signed,
Old and confused

From: [identity profile] 21paths.livejournal.com

Anonymous


Dear Doctor,
I can't stop running, so pardon the handwriting issues...

I can only go forward and not back to the past; mine or anyone else's. Is that so wrong?

Oh, and how much wood could a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

Signed,
A boy and and his dog

From: [identity profile] sarahs-attic.livejournal.com


Dear Doctor,

There's this guy I used to know who I cared deeply for. Then he left without explanation or warning.

For a while I waited for him to come back, but then I got on with my life and I thought I would be okay.

Just recently, I ran into him again. He had a new friend/partner, almost young enough to be my granddaughter.

And instead of being dignified and above it all, I dissolved into an emotional mess, alternating between being needy and accusatory, sniping at his friend, who I'm sure is a very nice girl and generally playing the fool.

I don't want to be that woman. The one who can't let go of the past.

Why can't I just accept that he's just not that into me and let him go?

Signed,
Emotionally Stupid

From: [identity profile] codenamedkangel.livejournal.com


Dear Doctor,

Why do people go to complete strangers for advice?

Doubtful in D.C.

From: [identity profile] earth-defender.livejournal.com


Dear Doctor,

How do you start again? How do you just get on and live your life no matter how much it all hurts and how much you want it all to end. I've lost the people I love too many times, including you a man I love with all my heart, my parents and closest friends.

How do you learn to survive and stay strong and not give up.

Lost a lot.

From: [identity profile] neidr-melltith.livejournal.com


Dear Doctor,

Can a person let go of their past and what they've done and had done to them and learn to look to the future and be happy? I love her. She loves me. But how can I be sure it won't end like all the rest?

Are we condemned to repeat our mistakes?

Signed,
An old drunk.

From: [identity profile] stitch-intime.livejournal.com


Dear Doctor,

Is a cup of tea the answer to most of life's problems?

Thirsty in Cardiff

From: [identity profile] eleventh-doctor.livejournal.com


Dear Doctor,

I think my hair could be scruffier-looking. I want it to look like it could come to life any moment and demand a sacrifice, like yours does. What's your secret?

Signed,
Not Quite a Bird's Nest Yet

From: (Anonymous)


Dear Doctor,
I haven't seen my family in ages. We didn't part on the best terms. I think I'm ready to face them, but I'm not sure how they'll feel about my reappearance. How do I re-introduce myself for the first time?

signed
Time changes everything
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