It All Began Here

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Everybody loves to socialize with others, but due to some circumstances, they tend to be introverts and the others vice-versa. One commonplace to socialize is a place where we eat and talk, but as for me, I find people to talk to in the place I do my daily exercises. When the word socialize pops out or a get-together has been planned, the first thing that comes to my mind is a good place to work out, because workout with the right kind of people gives you the vibe to work out more and it is also fun. But since I am in college now, the best place to mingle with my fellow girl gang is a whole new place, but still, I prefer the gym. We laugh, we talk, and most of my memories embedded within the four walls of the gym and the equipment know my stories better than any human knows.



It is always a beautiful memory, how I met my best friend. It was on a ‘violence day’ that I met her when she pulled my legs after she accidentally bumped into me when I was working on my arms. She added extra weight bags to the equipment thinking no one was using it. We girls are hard to stop when it comes to a fight. We were in a fit of rage pulling each other’s hair in anger but I was more concerned about my body so I just walked away from the place grabbing my things. This happened in the Gymnasium, and it was where everything began, a beautiful story unfolds. But if I go back to those memories it is hard to tell how we became very close friends. After that day, we were both taken to the principal and were given a warning for such unruly behavior. The next day she came to me like nothing ever happened and started talking to me about fitness and diets that she followed. This thing made my anger even worse because I had a ligament tear after that incident. However, me being the polite girl kept the conversation going.
We never realized we were eventually bonding really well. In a matter of few weeks, we were super close friends, like inseparable. Our relationship continues with ups and downs but never dis we let go of each other’s back. We vowed we will always be friends no matter what comes ahead of us. The vow only made us stronger by the days and it still stays on and it will stay on- Always and Forever.








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