I use a lot of patience and understanding. But I understand when to call it quits as well. They were still left by me. Now I don’t have to deal with their shit. Women, you are not as amazing as you think you are and not everybody is going to endure your psychopathic, entitled BS.
We’re also not going to play games with you. Quit your shit or you’ll be left only as you age group into a bracket where children are no longer possible, your beauty fades, and you’ve got very little left to provide a man. You’re so entitled and assured that you strike your thirties and you do not even know how to cook (even though you were to cook meals for just one plus a cat). Don’t get me started on how women care for animals. They’re very terrible at it, bordering on pet abuse.
I’ve never met a woman that could look after another life. These are kind of helpless without men, but they’re also oblivious about how exactly bad they are in life skills. A happily single man. If I ever meet a good woman, I’ll marry her. I don’t hate women, just gross incompetence and lack of care/effort.
However, this was simply how life was. The only records being kept of something was the Federal government keeping track of the money flow. As Tomoaki looks around, taking his time to watch people below for signs of anything interesting, he pointed out that a good bunch of the sociable people are old.
They were as various as the different aspects of the city itself. Having been self-taught and doing things independently, most not having a proper enough mindset to determine puzzles an so on, wanting to live or make a living was difficult. Especially endeavoring to navigate the complexities of living in the capital city and the politics that were always happening. Often they’d end up learning to be a monk or a nun, because it was a much easier simply, and less thought-involved way to live. Again Then, on the other hand of things, it’s not like entering a spiritual faction made things any easier.
There were plenty of politics going on there, too, and folks making a profit from the namesake of deities. This is why the emperor was going to separate religious beliefs from politics. He was looking to get all this sorted out before Shou Takashi of Tokyo came to take over Tooru’s administrative position.
Who even understand how well-informed or honest that Takashi would even be in regards to his matter. Best to understand this all done and sorted before that apparent change occurred. Tomoaki crossed both hands over his chest as a soft air flow blew through the certain area. It’s not like any of these details was news to him. In all honesty, it’s actually what he was expecting to find. He proceeded to make his way down the hill and nearer to the city.
It didn’t take a long time before he started to be within earshot of people talking about different things. Yakushi had been mentioned. The sort of person she was, how and elegant she was fairly. He could hear someone else commenting about how a rich man might act and be seen as whimsical, but in a location like this, with anything that was happening, it was easy for his heart to be full of worry. The peacefulness of the land was being eroded and it seemed like nothing at all was going to stop that away. Tomoaki quietly approached the backside of a building and peered around a corner. His ears willing to pay attention in on more discussions.
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The more he could learn about what was taking place, the more ready he could be. Tomoaki’s curiousity. He could see several people looking over the real way at someone. The young man straight stood up, extending his neck and standing on his toes for a much better look. He gasped at what he could see.
A big, muscular soldier emerged riding later on on an impressive black horse, as the night-time sky itself as dark. He was bigger than anyone the son had seen in his life ever and was extremely intimidating to behold. It’s surprising to see a horse in a position to so easily accommodate the man, but it’s almost like they fit one another quite well and that the man’s size and weight didn’t bother the horse in any way. As if this sight itself wasn’t something else to see, Tomoaki noticed the almost blood-red color of the horse’s reins, which seemed to match the color of the horse’s eyes. It had been unpleasant only to take a look at almost.