We Don't Want To Know
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  • Time 8m
  • Reads 632
  • Votes 144
  • Parts 20
  • Time 8m
Ongoing, First published Nov 09, 2015
Mature
The age old question *how are you?* ...most of us ask our loved ones, friends and acquaintances. Obviously we love and care about our relatives, friends and acquaintances so of course we ask this question; yet as our lives are filled and busy pertaining ti life's demands... there are times when each and every one of us wishes perhaps we never asked this common question. Especially when one decides it's the perfect time to pour their soul out.. all the way out and it's most difficult for one to listen since we all have our own particular time consuming problems. Yes, surely it's healthy to get all out of one's system but to listen to *repeats* can be highly stressful for the one attempting to listen and help the other one in the first place. Simply fragments... pieces of thoughts, feelings and emotions shared by so many.
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His Lovely Wife

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"Who are you?" It was a question he's asked her a thousand times, that's cut her deep a thousand times, a question that never ends. All she ever wants is for him to remember her even if it only lasts a week, a day, or even just thirty minutes-it'll be enough. She won't lose heart. She will answer that question a thousand times, bear the cuts a thousand times; she will deal with this even if it never ends. Because until he can finally remember her other than just as "The woman with the hair clip," she'll smile as usual and keep giving him the same answer: "I'm your wife." *Recommended to read on the phone app. The web browser doesn't space some of the parts the way I want it to, but honestly anyone willing to read this anyways is more than enough for me and I greatly appreciate it.