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The Sport called Chase




Recently I had a conversation with one of my friends on the emotional inconsistency we go through as girls; and she sent me this picture, believe me this was the ‘hammer on the nail’.
            I have pondered on this post for a while, and I have come up with basic steps on how this sport is played:
First; boy meets girl, or girl meets boy (and in some cases same sex meets the same sex)
Secondly; they get close through frequent communication, visits, hang outs, blah blah
Thirdly; prior defenses or walls are gradually brought down, and both parties begin to feel comfortable
Fourthly; the step I like to term “when all forms of shakara has ended, and the person has seen you finish”
Lastly; one party begins to do anyhow.

Now not to be bias and say that it is only girls that go through this turmoil; I mean we are human and everyone eventually does anyhow, better put misbehaves, my own on this matter is why?
Personally I get bored easily, honestly I haven’t had a long term relationship with the other sex because of this, so I can relate to this sporting activity. However, where I draw the line is the intensity in playing the game, yeah it’s a game which:
1.      the rules should be stated and adhered to,  
2.      if one player doesn’t commit to the game ends,
3.      should be fun while it last, and when it stops being fun should end
I won’t be passionate about something I don’t really want or believe in, in any scenario, a job, a friendship, an opinion or idea, so it perplexes me when I see or experience the intensity in which some individuals invest in somethings. You know you know what you want (yeah sometimes you need a push to get you to finally decide on what you want) so when this fact is stated, why would you consciously fund:
·         time
·         energy
·         money
into something you are not fully interested in.
            I watch the series Scandal by Shonda Rhimes, it centers on Oliva Pope (Kerry Washington) and President Fitzgerald (Tony Goldwyn) and their uncouth love. People who strongly believe in the sacredness of marriage would not support this love, but the majority of the fans religiously watch because of the thrill of their love. It is a sporting activity, and it is no wonder that their love took a radical nose dive when she moved into the White House.

Some would say that’s how would you prove to the person you are “chasing” that you want them? Some females even say that they would pick the guy who puts the most effort into the chase. I’m not against the chase, I’m of the opinion that you should not end the thrill of the chase.


PS: I seek your humble opinion on this issue.
With love,
TheInspiredCutiee 😘

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