<span style="color: #b3b300">"i hope that i can help with those things as well. i am no biologist so i can't make a comparison between you and i but i can tell you a story about Doctor Kelsy that should tell you how tough we are. of course she wasn't a doctor yet so it was just Isabell Kelsy. when she was twenty years old and in medical school she went for a flight one afternoon on the campus flight path. its not a race track or anything, its just supposed to be a safe place for people to fly at a relaxed pace because it is incredibly relaxing for us, if you want to go fast or play games your supposed to go somewhere else. anyway, she was flying along listening to music with devices in her ears so all she could hear is the music when a young man crashed into her. he was playing catch with a friend and watching the ball instead of where he was going. she fell two hundred feet and nearly recovered when she crashed onto one of the path marker lights... if we were light and fragile like you suggest it would have impaled and killed her instantly. the core muscles of her belly were strong enough to prevent that when her skin wasn't but it did crush her entire reproductive system rendering her permanently sterile, a true tragedy. how would you fare if you fell two hundred feet and hit a round metal object about the size of your head?"</span>he looked over before he sighed softly.<span style="color: #b3b300">"yes, you do need to get used to it and if i can help in any way let me know."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>