/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

You are a healthcare worker.

One of the patient in your care, a loli is infected with the flu and is starting to show early signs of the deadly cyotokine storm.

After giving her the placebo medicine, you are about to walk away when she grabbed your gloved hand and whispered that she wanted to know what love feels like before dying.

What do you do?

Note: the mortality rate for your age group from the flu is 7%

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ - Sexual Fantasies/General

[Anonymous No.]

This is what I do

[Anonymous No.]

I tell her not to worry and that she will experience love when she grows older.

Modern medicine can and will save her.

[Pads Pads Pads !Du1A6pui8g No.]

Hug her tightly and give her a well-wishing as I exit the room. For little kids, that's love. If possible, I'd talk with my co-workers into getting her a gift.

[Anonymous No.]

Call a real doctor.

[Anonymous No.]

I wouldn't leave her alone, and I'd definitely hold her in my arms if she was going to die.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2503411

[Anonymous No.]

>>2503406
The flu is affecting mostly healthy young adults. Run like hell.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2503406
Explain to her that true love isn't a commodity that can be conjured out of the sky with a mere word and that you can't let her know what it feels like.

[Anonymous No.]

Explain to her that love is the source of all magic, and should she find love, I'm sure she'd magically be cured.

[Pads Pads Pads !Du1A6pui8g No.]

>>2503429
But she's not asking for true love though. Just love and that's everywhere.

[Anonymous No.]

Fuck her in the ass, why ask?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2503428
>healthy
Now then it's not a problem, we're all immune

[Anonymous No.]

tell her "let go of my sleeve"

[Anonymous No.]

>>2503406
loli won't suffer from cytokine storms, their T-cells won't respond strongly enough to trigger it. Only 20-35 year old young adults will be at strong risk from them.