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Intersecting Lines
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Ongoing, First published Mar 17, 2018
Mature
The pairs of lines in a plane are the parallel, perpendicular and intersecting lines. Parallel lines are lines that never touch and have the same distance apart. Perpendicular lines are lines that meet to form a right angle. Lastly, Intersecting lines are lines that only crosses with each other at only one point.

Amy's favorite color is black

Adam's favorite color is white

Amy's an introvert 

Adam's an extrovert

Amy enjoys staying at home watching movies on her couch

Adam is an adventure seeker and loves the outdoors

Amy is a morning person

Adam's a night person


Looking through the naked eye Amy and Adam are described to be parallel lines, since their personality contrast with each other. It is unlikely for them to become friends, but what will happen when faith decides to join in the mix? Would it prove the saying, "opposites attract?" Or will it be consider as false.
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