[The problem here is that his inclination to not share anything about himself (and Aziraphale, in turn) is at war with wanting to convince Dorian there's really nothing that can compare to what he's already got going on.]
Well, I'm afraid I'll have to continue missing out. Barring the city getting in the way again, but you'd be best off hoping that doesn't happen
1. The idea of a demon being monogamous is a little unbelievable. 2. I think the city itself has something against monogamy. Being dosed with aphrodisiacs, expected to sleep around, put in very compromising positions on the whims of our overlords. You almost fucked me. I doubt it's the first time that's happened to you.
What, I'm a demon so I just have to sleeping around a lot?
[How rude. Why do so many people have this stereotype. They've clearly never seen Hastur.]
What happens with the city hardly counts. We can't control that, it isn't like choosing to be with someone else
[It used to be slightly more complicated than that, but with Martin gone, it doesn't really matter anymore. Crowley has no interest in sleeping with anyone else, and he doubts Aziraphale does either.]
All I'm saying is that humanity is perpetually horny and makes bad decisions when they're horny. It seems like the perfect solution to gain souls or what have you!
They'd rather just tempt them to lust with other humans
Humans are a completely different species than we are. It's easy for a lot of demons to see you like children, or worse, like livestock. Not the sort of thing you fuck.
[It should be fairly clear he doesn't fall into that category. He's spent so long around humans.]
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Jon can give you a glowing recommendation if you want a reference. We won't end up in Realignment.
Pity about the sex, though. You don't know what you're missing.
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If only I trusted a single thing out of Jon's mouth
Do you really think you're all that interesting?
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Well, I'm afraid I'll have to continue missing out. Barring the city getting in the way again, but you'd be best off hoping that doesn't happen
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Let's not get too possessive, yeah? You'll make it weird
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[ says the man who can get way too possessive. ]
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You just said you'd make me yours. That's a bit possessive
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[ Yes it is. ]
Honestly, I think you're overreacting.
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[ when Aziraphale succeeded in cockblocking him, you mean. ]
The two of you can't be monogamous, though.
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Why couldn't we be?
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2. I think the city itself has something against monogamy. Being dosed with aphrodisiacs, expected to sleep around, put in very compromising positions on the whims of our overlords. You almost fucked me. I doubt it's the first time that's happened to you.
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[How rude. Why do so many people have this stereotype. They've clearly never seen Hastur.]
What happens with the city hardly counts. We can't control that, it isn't like choosing to be with someone else
[It used to be slightly more complicated than that, but with Martin gone, it doesn't really matter anymore. Crowley has no interest in sleeping with anyone else, and he doubts Aziraphale does either.]
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[ just accept the fact that Milton gave all demons/fallen angels/whatever a glow-up, accept your lot in life, Crowley. ]
Glad to see that the two of you have figured that out. Jury's still out on how long it will last.
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[Which is honestly for the best. Again: Hastur.]
Most people here seem pretty wise to it, I'd have had a lot more
[He decides not to touch on the latter part of that, it seems safer to leave it.]
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[ Because sex! Sex rocks! ]
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Humans are a completely different species than we are. It's easy for a lot of demons to see you like children, or worse, like livestock. Not the sort of thing you fuck.
[It should be fairly clear he doesn't fall into that category. He's spent so long around humans.]
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That's disappointing. I'd love to actually fuck a demon one of these days.
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