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A beautiful and evocative write-up about finding your soulmate.
Fish markets turn them on.
Churches calm them down.
They love mushrooms, and loathe papayas. Especially, if ripe.
They put on and shed quite easily. Weight, that is.
Love to walk. And, to sleep.
Hate to party.
Get aroused by good food talks. For example, A vivid graphic discussion of a well made non-veg dish makes them feel like making love, almost. (Take that.)
Sapiosexual, otherwise!
Hate working. Like earning, though. (Ah, that must be common.)
Better at written communication than verbal.
Catch cold if they don’t cover up their skulls. Even if it’s say, September.
Love rains. And the smell it creates when it touches the soil, or the leaves on a tree.
Love human smell. Better than perfumes.
Actually, their noses work better than others. Can spot seasonal flowers, fruits at times, from real far. Can tell the season from its smell. And, can distinguish seas, mountains and forests just by their noses, eyes closed.
When they read a book or watch a movie, they become part of it.
They always save the egg yolk for the end of the meal.
And, ask for extra fat when purchasing mutton. Unfailingly.
Can’t care less about how they look.
Nevertheless, care a hell of a lot about what people think of them. (And, don’t admit that, even to themselves.)
Don’t let others speak.
Jump to conclusion.
Decide first and reason later; and then, deceptively claim otherwise.
Can fight and win on either side of the motion, in most debates. Other than the ones they personally feel strongly about.
Opinionated. Pretend to be flexible, though.
Preach, a lot. Unsolicitedly, mostly.
Practice? Well, only if pushed against the wall.
Someone, it seems, made a few carbon copies and released them at different points in time on the face of earth. And left them to fend, and find, for themselves. Cruel!
First published here. Cover image via Shutterstock
Sinjini Sengupta is the award-winning author of “ELIXIR” which is a fiction themed on womanhood and dreams that was also made into a film that screened at Cannes Film Festival and won a number read more...
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