Conversation

"Many things will change," he said.

"Why?" she replied.

"This can't be done," he stated.

"But we're fine..." she moaned.

"It seems so, but I don't feel well," he said.

"What's wrong?" she asked.

-You see, once a day I tell myself: -calm down, man, everything will be alright.

But then it's not like that: we don't see each other all day, when we

Look, I'm tired and I don't feel like arguing, so I'll let you.

Do as you please, so I don't have to decide.

But lately I really don't like this way of doing things - he explained

he.

"I'm sorry," she said.

"Why?" he said.

-I think this way I can help you. I know you have a lot of work and many

responsibilities. That's why, even though I also work, I leave everything ready.

so I don't have to bother you with silly things, like what we eat,

Whether we go out or not, etc. I don't think it's right to interrupt you to ask you.

these things.

"I hadn't seen it that way," he said.

-I'm often tempted to call you and ask you, but

So I'll put that impulse aside and take care of it. So as not to bother you.

And often that makes me feel alone, although later, when

"You smile, it's already worth it," she explained.

"Thank you," he said.

"Why?" she said.

"I needed this conversation," he said.

"Whenever you want!" she replied, smiling.

How do I feel?

How does the other person feel?

Let's stop trying to guess:

What if we try a conversation?

Angelina Fabiola Caminos