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He:
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Hi. How are you? It's been such a
long time, isn't it?
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She:
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I am fine. How are you? Yes, it's
been a long time
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He:
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Still angry with me?
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She:
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Nope. Why would I be?
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He:
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Because we broke up!
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She:
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I now believe everybody has a right
to do whatever they think is necessary for their survival. Whatever happened, happened.
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He:
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But, I have still not understood the
reason why we didn’t work out
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She:
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Really? You don’t know that?
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He:
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I mean I know we are different from
each other and blah blah. But then, why do people say that opposites attract.
We were opposites. We attracted. But then, why did we repulse so bad? So bad!
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She:
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What's the point of this discussion
now?
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He:
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Still ?
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She:
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You really want to know?
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He:
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Yes
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She:
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Because coming together of a male
chauvinist and feminist spell nothing but a recipe for disaster
This post is written as a part of April A to Z Challenge - 2015
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Showing posts with label Different. Show all posts
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
R - Recipe for Disaster
Sunday, 2 March 2014
What is wrong with me?
Seriously,
I am not able to understand what’s wrong with me. Everybody tells me that I am
not normal like other boys of the class because I
like to dance like girls. I read somewhere that dance is a form of expression
and it cannot be restricted to gender. Isn’t it strange that girls are praised
when they dance like boys, but I am rebuked when I dance like girls?
I
wish I had atleast one friend who didn’t see whether I danced like
a boy or a girl but rather understood what dance meant to me.
This
post is a part of Write Over the Weekend, an
initiative for Indian Bloggers by
BlogAdda. The prompt – ‘Your post must contain the word Friend and
you have just 5 sentences to complete your story.’
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