Dating : 8 Problems With My Attitude

PROBLEM #2: I AM VERY GENERIC

Ok. I get it. Now, I know who that stranger is!

The stranger is a Horoscope Writer for the press – the one who writes these horoscopes that trap these cute TV Serial-template couples?

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Film opens on a window. Sun rays entering living room through window. Sun rays forming trapezoidal shapes.

We see Girl sitting on sofa, reading newspaper – properly.

Then, we see Guy slithering like a snake in girl’s lap – unemployed.

Girl reads out guy’s horroscope aloud. Guy likes. Guy super likes. He says, “That’s so me!” But girl says “Oh, sorry, I read the wrong zodiac sign.”

Thanos snaps finger in guy’s heart.

Fade out.

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All I’m saying is that if someone tells me that I’m generic, I would not deny it. I might hate having biases but I also hate staying neutral. Staying neutral means you are not involved. I like to get involved. Sometimes here, sometimes there.

If I can see two sunrises in a day just by using aviation & Time Difference, why won’t I? That’s what being generic is.

Anything’s possible in this generic world. Newness and repetition are in equilibrium. And so are, sense and non-sense.

Left makes sense to the lefties.

Right makes sense to the righties.

But, they are both biased. Both make sense. Both routine.

People who write with both hands, now, that’s new. That’s non-sense! That, my friends, is generic.