All of it is fine, and he won't argue the being on TV thing, because she has a point, but he isn't certain she realises just how often she is gong to have to change lives, screentime or no screentime.

"The beautiful thing about being a vampire," he tells her, and reaches out for a drink of blood, because it's bad enough when it's slightly warm, so he won't let it cool off, "is that you can have a thousand jobs if you want. Or none at all. The ugliest thing is how often you'll have to move on. Change everything. Make certain that you can't run into someone that knew you twenty years ago."

It's part of why his family matters so much; it's difficult to keep anybody else in his life for any given length of time. It's why they turned so many of them in their early days, too. They didn't want to be alone.