[ SECRET POST #3167 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3167 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ah, yeah, that is a good example of your gripe. I love Garcia dearly, but I agree with you that that was an instance where she should've just left well enough alone, and let Morgan do whatever he felt comfortable doing. Especially considering how personal and emotional the entire situation was for him, since it involved someone who knew his dad.

I do like the moments where they call someone else out on profiling them. It would be a tough skill to turn off, for sure, given their job, but like you said, there's times when they really don't need to do it.

And even if they want to continue to show concern, there's ways to let people know you're there for them if and when they do want to talk without getting too intrusive, too. All these years later, their love and support for each other has been made pretty obvious, so yeah, I think if they really need help, they're well aware they can turn to each other if absolutely necessary.