HER: In our faith, holding hands with β¦β¦ is so forbidden.
HIM: In our faith, holding hands with β¦β¦ is so okay.
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HIM: Wwwhhhyyyyyyy canβt I hold your hand?
HER: My faith doesnβt formally accept that for reasooonnsssssssss β¦
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HIM: May I know what those are?
HER: Thereβs something to do with holding hands with only those people that are legitimate familyβ¦.that can be your family of origin or your beloved.
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HIM: Dddaaammmmnnnnnnn
HER: Yyyeeaaahhhhhhβ¦. I always tell you to keep your hands away from mine but you never listen
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HIM: Youβre right on thatβ¦.I believe I just hear you and get to see your mouth move but never pick the message thatβs put out.
HER: Ssssoooooooo
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HIM: You do know that am waaayyyyy to stubborn to stick to these rules, right?
HER: I doβ¦. Youβre crazy
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HIM: When did the world ever get to this place?
HER: Even I wonderβ¦.
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HIM: All these rules and regulations and directives and formats of living life⦠our fore-fathers must be shaking their heads in amazement
HER: Itβs always been this wayβ¦.for decades and centuries and millenniums. Perhaps, if we all had just respected culture as it isβ¦.right from the start
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HIM: Wwwaaaiiiittttttβ¦.does that mean I canβt even hug you, right here right now, in public sight?
HER: NNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, you can NEVER do that
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HIM: Is it even legal for me to ask why? (Hihihiiiiiiiiiβ¦.)
HER: Hhhhmmmmβ¦.lemme think about itβ¦.yyeeaaahhhh! Itβs legal for you to ask.
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HIM: Youβre crazy, you know that?
HER: Nooooo, am not.
HIM: Know what?
HER: Tell me
HIM: Can you tell me about those points in life where the Catholics may not intersect smoothly with Muslims? If thereβs even any
HER: Wwwoooaaahhhhhhhβ¦.where do we even begin from?
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HIM: Letβs start with you, as Ammy
HER: Come onβ¦..donβt do that
HIM: Yyeeaahhhhhβ¦ I think itβs good to begin from there
HER: Are you sure about that? I hope youβre ready for whatβs coming your wayβ¦
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HIM: Sure sureβ¦.
HER: Okay
HIM: Come on gurlβ¦.spill it out already! Eeeeiiiisssshhhhhhhhhhh
HER: (Runs away)β¦..
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I like the consistency….. Keep it up bruh
Hehe….thank you for appreciating. I definitely will.
I so love your writing! Always captivating. Thanks for sharing another facet of this crazy life we live.
Aaawwww….thank you for appreciating, Joleisa. It’s much appreciated.
Very good writing, thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Katie, for appreciating.
That was a fun read.
Hehe….thank you for appreciating.
I love the way you put forward your ideas on religion and how all of these rules got started and why in the form of a conversation like this.
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That was definitely an interesting read. I wonder how all those rules came to be.
π€π€ I wonder about this, too.
My husband and I are of two different religions. We’ve found so much more in common than we have not in common.
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My BIL and his wife are two different religions. It worked fine, gloriously even, until they had kids. Even though neither really practiced their faith, once they had kids they both adamantly wanted their children raised in their faith. They tried to make it work but it got very toxic and now they are sadly, split.
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We do have social rules but love conquers all, I truly believe. My parents are my inspiration for this
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Such an intriguing piece this is! Makes me wonder, who makes all these rules, but I think love wins in the end!
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It’s difficult to date two different religions but whoever is going through it. Wish them good life and luck. Love the way you put it together.
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What a wonderful story and it’s good to know the do’s and don’t of each other’s religion so we can’t accidentally disrespect each other.
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This is an interesting story and also a perfect reflection of what’s obtainable in our society.
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nice writing , kept me interested the entire time.
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I know someone who works with children and her culture does not like hugging. She always shares that with the children upfront and tells them why and they seem to respect it!
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This is was really interesting. It’s interesting to read about the differences in 2 different religions in a conversational format.
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Thanks for sharing this post. I am so glad to know this.
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