#ket

my full piece for @kikisdeliveryzine!

so basically i did coke for the first time last night and i decided two have the whole gram between 9pm and 5am (bruh what was i thinking) i still live with my parents who strongly dislike me doing drugs (even weed) so i had to quit smoking in the house so i decided to try something that wouldn’t stink up the house. i was trying to get ketamine because i already know i like downers more than uppers. so i had to get coke instead right and bitch i only weigh 48kg and am quite skinny. so anyways first off i had one small ish line to test how strong it was. i barely FELT ANYTHING for ages so i have a another one and so on until 5 IN THE FUCKING MORNING??? 8 LINES??? A WHOLE ASS GRAM??? anyways stupid idea but my mother noticed that “something was off” so i made up a whole ass lie about why i barely got any sleep and am so tired because im so anxious… IT WORKED!! long story short i have not slept in 29 hours ill update you guys when im gonna go to sleep. oh i forgot i also had two weed gummies to cure the coke hangover. also yes those are my eyes from last night

It's complicated, but the answer is: it's mostly allowed but not necessarily encouraged! If you serve together (for example, you're both in the same squadron), it's absolutely not allowed. If you serve in different divisions (for example, a Khehi Ket who's an assassin or spy versus one who's a soldier) and you never see combat together or are assigned on missions together, it's generally okay, but it's definitely a case-by-case basis. And if it ever progresses from hooking up/casually dating to having the actual intent to marry, you have to ask your Drasil (basically your president/ultimate commanding officer) for permission to marry, and it's typically seen as a nerve-wracking thing. But there are plenty of Khehi Ket who are no longer active-duty, have earned retirement, or are in the reserves, so it's not generally seen as a conflict of interest and in those cases it'd be okay! So it just depends! But in the Khehi ranks of the Rebellion, it's definitely seen as something people who play fast-and-loose by the rules do and is a bit taboo. Generally, the idea of the perfect loyal upright soldier that gets hammered into you during basic training doesn't involve fraternization, lol, and there's a bit of cultural friction against it, but it does definitely happen!

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