My coworker said she always wants people to try something new because her passion is about changing status quo. But she’s blamed by her opponents, they said she’s radical, and she feels freak-out and she’s like: “What?”

My neighbor said she felt guilty, for she was not nice to her guy because of her sharp tongue. When her guilty extended to her friend, who was witty, and her mother, who was warm and lovely, she said she felt terrible because she said she’s feminist but couldn’t control herself and she’s angry all the time.

A friend said she’s looking for a job again. But not long time ago people thought she’s secured a position; she said it’s true, but she’s not happy because she doesn’t want to be stuck there. She has several posts she can consider, which is dancing, modeling, and she doesn’t like conventional thing.

My coworker believes the high-end products worth their values. She paid an expensive T-shirt for her exercise because she wants to sweat more. She also gets dressed well for all time: from a business meeting to date night, and said: “Oh yeah, even on the street.”

My friend said she used to live a frugal life, but now she’s a fan of fashion. She not only buys stylish clothes, but also likes fragrance, because she said skin scents connect to people’s subconscious emotions and to their happy moments.

I Missed: A friend said she didn’t have a good childhood, she missed something important in her life and wants to recreate it; she wants a playground for her kids, so they can catch, play, which she didn’t have.