Idiosyncracies Stories

ɪdiosɪnkrəsiz (n.) a characteristic, habit, mannerism, or the like, that is peculiar to an individual, the physical constitution peculiar to an individual. Charlie Atkins couldn't care less what others thought of her. With a devil-may-care attitude and a sharp sense of humour to go with it, Charlie had little reason to. Loud, wide-eyed, and awfully determined, she had big aspirations and a big personality to match it. Collin Foster cared a lot. He called it being passionate, others said being obsessed. He saw, he felt. He observed things a lot. He couldn't help that he liked details, or that he way over-thought. He cared about a lot of things. One of those things was Charlie Atkins. Collin noticed all the little things about Charlie. Then he liked them. A lot. And before he knew it, Collin f e l l in love.