Indeed. Also somehow I doubt that then wanting your heart on a platter would have anything to do with any sort of courtship, but speaking as a doctor, yes, I would prefer if these methods would stay out of the station, if at all.
I am not sure how well I could handle having to replace this many hearts as this game seems to require.
Though don't think that I didn't notice you not picking your respective choices, my friend.

[Well, Julian does prefer the more human approach of not wanting to harm his friends, but even he has been in situations where he was forced to raise a weapon against Garak, so he probably shouldn't judge the other too hard.
At least he feels like Garak would in return just as well kill someone who was threatening Julian. Though of course, as a doctor, he would prefer no killing at all.]

Ah yes, or something else, but I feel like this evening does require a drink or two. Though red wine does have really fascinating health benefits, when consumed in moderation. For the heart, for example, to bring it back around to that topic.

[He hesitates for a moment, wondering if Garak does leave the choice up to him. He doesn't want to intrude and invite himself into Garak's quarters, though he is curious. But since he is more in the mood for a good conversation, he thinks the Replimat or Quark's aren't quite the right place. So he leads to way to his own quarters and steps aside to let Garak in.]

Thank you for being this considerate. You're sure that no one else would want to buy this specific piece of fabric or would want you to make an item out of it?
[He steps towards the replicator]
More kanar for you, Garak?