Kaisa crinkles her nose at that--she is, despite everything that is...unorthodox about her, devout in her believe. She knows it's something that Anders probably won't see eye to eye with her about (He did kind of. Blow up a Chantry), but still. Maybe she could try to...relax his disgust, just a little. "Agreeing with the Chantry isn't always the same thing as believing in Andraste, you know. She said very little about magic. Just, like. Don't murder people with it." She waved her hand flippantly. She's not sure if she believes that mages really should just be...wandering around like they own the place, of course. Mages having too much power is why there's an Inquisition in the first place.

But maybe the whole treating them like livestock could be cut down, just a little.

Talking about survival is a lot more welcome.

"I'd be happy to help. I joked about teaching a class once, but. Uh. It was still about safety! Just, safety when you're knocking boots with someone, ya know? There's a lot that people have to figure out from trial and error." And it could be survival, in a way, considering some of the diseases--including pregnancy, which could kill a woman as surely as any sickness her partner gave her. "But...I think yours would be a little better on my reputation."