unnecessary social pressure
Don't Be Tripping Ya'll aint that Real
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Written By: Cur Dicit
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"a battuta? a bene placito"
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they talked for a while about
his sincerity to the topic
I found it strange that they wanted to assocate his
likes and loves to
her. It became apparnet that there interest wasn't in
keeping the couple together but
rather divideding them
so they would never marry.
He said he liked the woman casualiy: they were looking to hear
anything and move on there campagain to spoil
what he thought would be the start and continuance of there relationship.
The woman would routinly anwser question by this group of women who seemed to love to divide the interest of coupled peoples. She would put there opion first and debate whether her male freinds interest was sencire due to what these other women would say.
"What she mad for: ya'll aint getting married!" she spoke it with a concern of the opposite intention.
The lady and I queitly spoke of these people
and made a vow that we would make liars out of them. We left for Vegas and
married. We never told them we had been married. 3 years into our marrage living apart
and staying together sometimes we acted like we were just freinds.
These persons kept our names in their mouths like was sport. One day angered by the ignorance of the conversation I stood and told the dumb (blankety blank) that I was tired of hearing her fstupid words and knowing what there intent was had made me mad. The dunbest one stood and said;
"Why you mad aint no body getting married she playing yopu!" I showed her the ring and told her we'd been married nearly four years without their knowing. She all shame faced looked so dumb and I laughed!
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