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Don't Ask Me to Choose

I read somewhere that if you don't want a woman to decide give her a choice. I hate having to choose, you hear people shouting how they want a choice but when they get it, they become unhappy. Research even shows that we are a generation of sadder people because we have more choice. Why does choice make us so unhappy? It's because for every choice you make there is an opportunity cost, that is the alternative you had to let go of  so that you can make the choice you did, how do you know that the one you didn't pick is not the one that will complete you forever. Scenario 1: Ralph had to make a choice, Oge was a beautiful woman but she was stubborn, she wouldn't let him land before she jumped to conclusions but she was beautiful and she could cook, his mother also liked her very much but she was the kind of girl who would make a decision and inform him later, not because she wanted to undermine him but because that's just how she was and she could not pray for...

The Story of the Padlock and the Key

Let me tell you a story... Once upon a time, in far far land, there lived a beautiful padlock, whose name was Padlucky. Padlucky had a lovely gleaming body with a nice sturdy handle that shone oh so bright. You see because Padlucky was so beautiful, all the keys loved her. There was no key that didn't try to open her and sometimes Padlucky let them. But everyone judged her. Even the keys Judged her, the ones that had opened and the ones that hoped to open her one day. The keys that she refused to let open her said mean things like "so you will let tiger brand key open you and you will be showing off for me? what makes you so special" In this Land, there also lived a key that could open every padlock. His name was MasterKey. His friends loved him and celebrated him because you see, there was no padlock that Master key could not open. MasterKey opened padlocks from the North to the South, from the east to the west of the Land. Even Padlocks sang his praise...