Most Random Things To Say Novels & Stories

Sometimes, all one needs is a little love, a little laughter, a little happiness to get going. "I gathered that keeping mum will not help, you don't need to say it out loud or forcefully but you need to talk. To anybody, just literally anybody who's willing to listen. I have a lot of listeners in my life and I kid you not, I might as well be the luckiest to have them but I regret a few things too."

After saying those words Temmy was much calmer. "I'll tell you what interesting chat topics you should talk about to girls when you first meet. You talk about funny things so that the girl you're dating feels comfortable even though it's the start of the two of you meeting." Leo gives advice. "But what funny and interesting things should I talk about? I'm confused." Temmy immediately responded to his good friend's words. "Your funny experiences, I think it's a great topic of conversation." Baby said excitedly. Adam agreed. "It's true that it is an interesting chat topic, I'm sure Tere will be happy to hear that and finally she shares her funny experiences with you."

But still, she started with, "Okay, so, what are the things that you enjoy doing every day?" Adam looked at her again thinking, beer, cigarettes, hot girls. But of course, he was aware it's not a good answer to her question and she wouldn't understand. So he said, "I do random doodles, I read?" That's all he could say. But he wondered how was the question even connected to his concern.

She said and got lost in her thoughts. Kabir snapped in his fingers in front of her as she came back to the world, “So as I was saying, Why do we not just say some random things instead of passing time over like its an interview where you have to tell me about your life and I have to share about mine?” She asked.

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"One more thing, don't take life too seriously. Sometimes, we need a bit of joy, even in significant problems." "Yeah, maybe even with a lot on our minds, we still need laughter to lighten the load. Find joy in the little things. It helps." "Hmm, okay. What little thing makes you happy?" I asked, curious. He thought for a moment before answering, "The feeling that someone loves you, even if it's just friends. Knowing they're there, ready to support and make you smile." I smiled, "Yes, that's right now, isn't it?" "Boom! Friendzoned right away? You're quick to decide!" he laughed.

All of his likes and dislikes. "Nothing. Eh...green. My favorite color is green," Mike replied. "Cool, um...mine is red." "Nice." Awkward silence again. Shit...what if I was so boring that we ran out of things to talk about? What if sex was the only good thing about being with me, and now he'll get bored and leave me? What would I do then? Think fast, Jacob. Make yourself sound interesting. STAT! "I have an extra wide nailbed on my pinky toe."

"You don't have to make it so serious either - it can just be something random." "Alright then," I respond. "How about 'red bunny'?" He raises an eyebrow. I know it's pretty unconventional, but it's what I can come up with now, and it's definitely not something easy to say when under stress. "Fine, 'red bunny' it is," he tells me. I can't stop the feeling of excitement in me as we set everything up with words. We've not exactly started doing anything at all yet, but I definitely feel like it's going to be very fun, much more than I sincerely think it should be. He's smiling at me now.

"Nothing in life is fair." "I'm not going to lie and say that I love you too, because I don't feel it. Yet." "It's literarily night already, and I was racing to get to you." He said and grabbed my hands, sitting at the edge of the bed. "That's nice to hear. You smell nice." I said, randomly. Andrew laughed and shook his head. "Well, that was such a random thing to say." "I'm kind of a random speaker sometimes. My mom complains every time about it."

"How about we continue our conversation over a cup of coffee? I have some fresh brew right here." He agreed, and we both settled into a more comfortable, easy conversation. As we sipped our coffee, it felt like the start of something new and exciting, a connection that had evolved from a chance meeting to the potential for something deeper. I realized that sometimes, the unexpected could lead to pleasant surprises, and the door to new possibilities had just swung open.