Cooper Anderson

So I know I haven’t been the most active member of this community so far but I’m looking to change that, so if anyone needs help with whatever you can come up with let me know.

Blaine: Good. I’d like that a lot.

Blaine: Thanks Cooper.

Cooper: Great!!

Blaine: You don't want to have lunch or dinner with me?

Blaine: Oh, a pug. Cute. Do you have a picture. What's their name?

Cooper: What what, wait little one I'll have dinner with you

Frannie: Lola is such a beautiful name, Coop. Really. Are you two getting along so far? Oh, I don't believe anyone has a problem with Blaine at all. I just mean I know sometimes, folks struggle with not calling them 'he' or 'him'.

Frannie: That's brilliant. What is their name? It isn't though. Lonliness should certainly be a thing of the past, here. Blaine is such a sweet individual. One of the things I appreciate the most about them is their fearlessness in being who they are. Asking people to respect their pronouns, not referring to them as 'he' or 'him', or by masculine descriptors, takes a whole different level of courage, especially when people can be so harsh. I find them to be so incredibly brave.

Blaine: We should have lunch or dinner or... something.

Frannie: So very true. You ended up with one, right? Lonely? I'm sorry to hear that, Coop. You shouldn't feel that way. Oh, your sibling Blaine is wonderful. A very sweet individual.

Frannie: Oh, how lovely. Pugs are quite adorable, certainly. Just alright? Is there anything you want to talk about, Coop?

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Blaine: Hey Coop! Just checking in.

Frannie: Mhmm, yes! I suppose I am! How funny. Did you ever pick one for yourself? Of course. No need to thank me. That's alright. How are you feeling?

Frannie: Oh, you haven't? I'm sure you'll pick one soon. I came home with a raccoon myself. Oh, Cooper. You always were the funny guy. I'm not sure, though. Technically not, I suppose. What do you mean?