She wished she could put up a No trespassing sign on her life and keep out the guys who acted like they cared for her but all they wanted was one thing and when she told them that she wanted to wait until she was married, they quickly lost interest.
Her friends treated her as if she were an oddball because she wasn’t like them. They didn’t see anything wrong with sleeping with their boyfriends even though a few of them got pregnant. She didn’t want to end up like them. It was time to evict them from her life.
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This was written for the Friday Fictioneers challenge hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields For more details, visit Here. To read other stories based on this week’s prompt, visit Here.
Surely there is at least one guy out there who will love her for real.
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I’m sure she will meet him one day.
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Ma life, ma rulez, as they say. Good on her!
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Good for her!
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Just a matter of time I’m sure. Well done for sticking to her principals.
My tale – ‘No pain no gain!
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Kudos to her for not succumbing to peer pressure and being her own woman!
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I like this girl, she wants more than the wrong kind of kudos.
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Dear Adele,
I believe the right man will come along and appreciate her integrity. Well done.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Dear Rochelle,
I believe you’re right. Thanks 🙂
Shalom,
Adele
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In all spheres of life, being responsible for one actions/self, seems to be a dying idea.
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You’re right, Michael.
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Excellent choice. When the friends you have do not share your ideals and standards? Find different friends.
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Yes, it was an excellent and very wise choice she made.
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Good on her!
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Yes 🙂
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A good story of a woman with some common sense. Well done, Adele. I’ve said it before. Many men are spoiled rotten. What would they do if all the women said “No”? They’d do what many previous men did, wait or have to pay for it. I wouldn’t recommend paying these days. Women have to stop being so desperate. Men just take advantage. I know of one woman who wasted “ten” years of her life on a married man who told her he’d leave his wife. He didn’t. —- Suzanne
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Thanks, Suzanne. I’m glad you thought it was a good story. Fortunately, there are terrific men out there and one day, she will meet hers. And my advice to women and men, if the person you’re with turns out to be married, end your relationship, don’t stay in it hoping that the person will leave their spouse for you, even if promises are made. And if you learn about the marriage before you get involved, run in the opposite direction. It’s better to be single and happy than in a relationship and miserable and wasting years of your life for something that isn’t likely to happen.
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