So, /x/, let's say that hypothetically, I had a wish that

>>17044230
1. Make a wish.
2. See it through.
3. See what I can do for you.

Nothing stops a wish faster than unwishing it. You probably keep unwishing it the moment it comes true.

Is it a sinful wish

>>17044407
My commitment does occasionally waver, that's one of the reasons I've taken to looking into...more unique methods. While I'm currently inclined, I want to find a way in which this wish will happen no matter what, even if I change my mind down the road.

>>17044416
Oh, yes.
What isn't sinful though, really?

>>17044230
i doubtable on this subject but its complicity weird im still obsessing about making 7mills but im still broke.

>>17044420
In my experience you shall have to find a way to make it not sinful before you will succeed

Now dish
What's the wish?

>>17044438
I'm not inclined to say. For one, in my very limited experience, telling someone your wish tends to ruin any chance of it becoming true. For another, there are absolutely zero ways to make it not sinful. It's sinful like five times over.

>>17044446
Well if you're not going to be Frank or at least get quints I can't help you

Good luck and all that
Don't sell your soul to the devil, you need it do magic

>>17044457
Sorry, dude. Didn't want to waste any wishing power on guaranteeing those quints.

Didn't plan on selling my soul, but I'll do just about anything short of that.

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We are praying everyday to stay alive.

>>17044420
>I want to find a way in which this wish will happen no matter what, even if I change my mind down the road.
I can't grant wishes like that. You never have the option to remove your ability to unwish a wish with me.

That was my condition to entering the universe. No wish I grant will ever be forced to exist beyond the will of the wisher who wished it.