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No. 70493
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Dear /jam/,
I have something of a problem.
I recently hit it off with this great girl after everyone else ran off during a fascinating lecture she was giving in my med school. She's sweet, pleasant, cute, smart and has a great head (detachable too) for business. A lovely young lady.
We've dated been dating for a while because she often travels, and she even let me visit her home to meet her family and live-in staff, who while somewhat weary off me at first (and a little eager to pry me open), were highly professional and accommodating overall.
But she's quite brilliant, really brilliant, breathtakingly brilliant, beautifully brilliant. I don't resent her for it, but I feel that I'll eventually run out of things to talk to her about because her medicinal (not to mention scientific) knowledge eclipses my own. She's made my life more exciting but it's a two way street and I'd hate for her to feel bored and trapped by me.
I care about this person a lot, and while I'm not sure if it's 'love' I care about her happiness and wish to work harder so I can walk beside her with ease and deserve her affections, perhaps even meriting a position as her assistant if I prove skillful enough. Even if it means ending our relationship for a while so I can study, with the risk of someone else snatching her heart while I'm away.
When I told her of such she made a startling offer. A Brain-Enhancement surgery to increase my intellect, the cost of which I'd pay off via my services as an assistant. I have no doubt in my mind that she is capable of this feat and was quite touched by this proposition.
But I have to ask, putting my pride aside and possible malpractice, should I go for this? Or should I reach her level of knowledge through my own efforts?
There are a lot of factors to take into account, so much so that I must ask for your council.
Sincerely,
Confused
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