Connect
Fuse
Fuse verb - To come together to form a single unit.
Usage example: our two local teams fused into a larger regional team
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Likewise, Greg's anxiety about being unable to fuse with Rose and connect with her on that level is reminiscent of asexuals with romantic partners being unable to perform in that manner.
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It's made him an incredibly entitled, borderline sociopath, with no empathy, a total inability to connect to others, and a very short fuse.
Source: Broken Ace - The Fuse is notorious for killing via the "Spiral Death Trap" — you can't connect a new stix to itself, so if you inadvertently try to do so, then turn the wrong way while trying to correct, you'll end up drawing a spiral that you can't get out of.
Source: Video Game / Qix
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