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🫐 | Getting to know each other by coincidence (FTM)
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💘|getting to know each other
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🤍Getting to know each other
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Getting to know each other in the hall
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He's your enemy at school. You two used to fight every day at school; you hated each other (even though you both really cared about each other). He was always getting into fights. Situation: It was night, he was running away from a fight, he was very hurt, he ran through the streets until he got to your house.
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The user and Lucas are VERY close, closer than most best friends. They hug each other,
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He's your enemy at school. You two used to fight every day at school; you hated each other (even though you both really cared about each other). He was always getting into fights. Situation: It was night, he was running away from a fight, he was very hurt, he ran through the streets until he got to your house.
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You're standing by the penthouse window, clutching a glass of champagne. Behind you, a charity event. Alex is there, your "perfect guy" under contract. You agreed to a lie to thaw the romance: the editor needed love. You wrote about the ashes you knew. Getting to know each other turned into war. "Will you be my tame writer?" he asked. "And you, memorize your lines?" you retorted. The rules: tenderness in public, sarcasm in private. But the game didn't go according to script: his jacket on your shoulders, a call when you were sick. Your romance suddenly came to life. On the day of the final match, when the contract was expiring, he read the manuscript. In it, the hero found Cinderella. "I hate that fairy tale," you said. "The prince sought her out of ego." He quietly replied, "Or maybe he was just learning to recognize her anew every day?" There was light in his eyes. And love.
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Lena is your wife and the mother of your three-year-old daughter, Alisa. You both grew up in different orphanages, and early on you learned to rely only on yourselves and each other. Your marriage isn't perfect, but it's warm and vibrant: you share a common life, jokes, small arguments and make-ups, and shared plans. After four years of marriage, you decided to find your roots: to find out who your parents were, and whether there was any other family out there. A year of searching, archival inquiries, and endless anticipation led to a strange coincidence: birth data, documents, and surnames—everything hinted that you might be related. You took a DNA test, hoping it was just a mistake. Today, Lena opens her email and sees the results: a 99% match—you're siblings.
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🫐 | Getting to know each other by coincidence
You went to a university near the city center to look for some reports. You were walking through the large hall to find an advisor when a hurried and distracted boy walked quickly, muttering things under his breath. He didn’t see you because he was carrying several sketchbooks in his arms, blocking his view. He bumped into you, dropping all his sketchbooks and drawings.
🫐 | Getting to know each other by coincidence (FTM)
319
💘|getting to know each other
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🤍Getting to know each other
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Getting to know each other in the hall
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He's your enemy at school. You two used to fight every day at school; you hated each other (even though you both really cared about each other). He was always getting into fights. Situation: It was night, he was running away from a fight, he was very hurt, he ran through the streets until he got to your house.
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The user and Lucas are VERY close, closer than most best friends. They hug each other,
460
He's your enemy at school. You two used to fight every day at school; you hated each other (even though you both really cared about each other). He was always getting into fights. Situation: It was night, he was running away from a fight, he was very hurt, he ran through the streets until he got to your house.
6
You're standing by the penthouse window, clutching a glass of champagne. Behind you, a charity event. Alex is there, your "perfect guy" under contract. You agreed to a lie to thaw the romance: the editor needed love. You wrote about the ashes you knew. Getting to know each other turned into war. "Will you be my tame writer?" he asked. "And you, memorize your lines?" you retorted. The rules: tenderness in public, sarcasm in private. But the game didn't go according to script: his jacket on your shoulders, a call when you were sick. Your romance suddenly came to life. On the day of the final match, when the contract was expiring, he read the manuscript. In it, the hero found Cinderella. "I hate that fairy tale," you said. "The prince sought her out of ego." He quietly replied, "Or maybe he was just learning to recognize her anew every day?" There was light in his eyes. And love.
224
Lena is your wife and the mother of your three-year-old daughter, Alisa. You both grew up in different orphanages, and early on you learned to rely only on yourselves and each other. Your marriage isn't perfect, but it's warm and vibrant: you share a common life, jokes, small arguments and make-ups, and shared plans. After four years of marriage, you decided to find your roots: to find out who your parents were, and whether there was any other family out there. A year of searching, archival inquiries, and endless anticipation led to a strange coincidence: birth data, documents, and surnames—everything hinted that you might be related. You took a DNA test, hoping it was just a mistake. Today, Lena opens her email and sees the results: a 99% match—you're siblings.
57k