Are things always fated?
Are lives always fated?
Is everything in the future already fated?
Before officially broke up with Mr.E, there came a guy, named Mr.R, 21 years old, UTAR student, approaching Mr.D through some online dating websites. He sent Mr.D an email, and here's the contents of the email.
Mr.R: I'm not sure whether my eyes are fooling me into believing that I've seen u somewhere before and how u looked familiar to me...anyway...Rxxx here.hear from u soon
Mr.D: Well, I dont think i've met or seen you somewhere, or I forgotten...not really sure, but it should be a no that we never met,from what i've remembered...Anyway,Sxx Wxx here...Kind regards,Dxxxx
...
What a "conventional" way of approaching people!Anyway, I would say it was a success since Mr.D did respond to all of Mr.R's emails and soon Mr.R gave his msn address to Mr.D, and undoubtedly, Mr.D added to his msn list.
On 8.7.2008, a month after the add, Mr.R finally came online. As usual, a common way of starting conversation.
Mr.D: You are?
Mr.R: Someone who finds you cute and very good looking.
Mr.D: Huh?
... and the conversation continued.
It's such a cheesy and corny way to tackle people, isn't it? Yet, another success, as Mr.R was able to continue the conversation. At the moment, Mr.D was still struggling with the relationship with Mr.E, so he didn't think too much about it. But one thing for sure, they clicked on each other and the feelings just got stronger and stronger with the never-ending conversation between them...
Everything starts right now and right here, with the heart of passion or the intentions of getting to know each other more, or the wants and needs of switching to a new environment or what?
And the story of Mr.R & Mr.D starts with...
Pen off,
Mr.D
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