He hated to lose.
But then, he saw her losing.
For the first time, he lost and was happy.
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He hated to lose.
But then, he saw her losing.
For the first time, he lost and was happy.
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You get to the nub of human emotions that are otherwise difficult to digest, especially those that involve men and women. 💙💔
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That’s quite a compliment, Julie! Thank you so much for it! 🙂 🤗
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A win-win for them both, and you writing this considerate story is also a victory! Woot! 😀
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That is one really sweet comment! Thank you so much for it, Zfthrimej! 😊🤗
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This is completely on the mark!
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Thanks a ton for your encouragement, Michael! 🙂
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Because sometimes losing for some loved once makes us happy. Beautiful lines.
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True. Thanks a lot for your appreciation, Priti. 🙂
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💐
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Beautiful lines
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Glad for your encouragement, Madhumanti! 🙂
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Have a beautiful day dear
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Thanks & same to you. 🙂
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I like this blog and love this post
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Good to know that, Bokep.
Thanks a lot for your appreciation. 🙂
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At times, “winning” is overrated. What matters most is true victory that uplifts the human soul without trampling on others. Well penned, Mia! ❤️
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I really like the way you have put it, Yeka! 🙂
Also, thank you so much for appreciating. 🙂 💕
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🌷🌷🌷
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