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Post by Gupta Muhammad Hassan on Jul 25, 2012 13:11:20 GMT -5
Hello, good evening, morning, night. Please address any letters...questions, statements, advice...here, to my P.O box. Write to Egypt.
Sincerely,
Gupta Muhammad Hassan
Representation of Egypt
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Post by Sadiq Adnan on Jul 25, 2012 13:35:10 GMT -5
Egypt!
How ya doing buddy? You better remember me, its Sadiq!
I'm glad ya finally opened up your letter box so I can chat with ya.
Sadiq
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Post by Gupta Muhammad Hassan on Jul 25, 2012 13:51:10 GMT -5
Sadiq,
Though Mr. Suleiman is gone and I do admit I haven't been personally affected...I have been good. Many things has happened that have affected me. Before we are stuck on this subject, how are you?
I wonder what things we'll chat about in the future. Might I add that there are endless possibilities...I'm happy that I've received your letter first before others.
-Signed,
Muhammad Hassan
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Post by Sadiq Adnan on Jul 25, 2012 14:00:40 GMT -5
Muhammad,
It's good to hear that you personally are doing well. I hope everything is working out better for you now. If you ever need someone to talk to, I'm always here.
Yes, we have endless possibliites, so many topics. I'm glad I'm the first..though don't count on Heracles writing you, he doesn't do letters much.
Sadiq
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Post by Gupta Muhammad Hassan on Jul 25, 2012 14:18:41 GMT -5
Sadiq,
Thank you. Thank you for being so courteous. I'll take your advice and talk to you if ever I need to "vent".
We could talk about food, economy, recent events in our personal lives, for example. I wouldn't have counted on anyone writing me. We are human (to some degree) Not variables that I would assume would write me or ignore me. Whether he writes is his business. How is he? Or you and him? Relationship wise?
-Signed,
Muhammad Hassan
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Post by Sadiq Adnan on Jul 25, 2012 14:40:20 GMT -5
Muhammad,
Ah, don't mention it, what are friends for after all.
Hmm, very interesting perspective there. We have human feelings and emotions, but we really aren't. Most humans couldn't handle what we've had to. Plus we can't be killed in normal human methods...well, we can, but we always return.
As far as I know he is fine, we haven't really talked much since a while ago. We were close for a while, really close, we had dated for a while. Though that ended and now we've both moved on.
Do you have any pets?
Sadiq
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Post by Gupta Muhammad Hassan on Jul 25, 2012 15:04:06 GMT -5
Sadiq,
A variety of things I assume.
Humans are much more fragile. I sometimes think our emotions and feelings are much more complex than any humans. There are things that us and humans will never be able to connect on. War for example. We see it so differently. Naturally. The way we view it is different. Yes it is true. Would you say our lives are more valuable or less valuable because we are more often than not able to come back?
You were close and then broke up, I see. You can still thank him for guiding a pathway to your new love life, if you have one.
Yes. A dog, a cat, a bird.
-Signed,
Muhammad Hassan
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Post by Sadiq Adnan on Jul 25, 2012 15:13:28 GMT -5
Muhammad,
That is true, they are so much more fragile and I think our are much more complex. Yes, and not just War, there are plenty of other things. I would say that we have a unique look on it. we are able to learn so many more things because of this fact.
Evet, I do have one. And I guess I can. We're both taking it slow, not wanting to rush each other.
That is interesting to hear. I myself had a cat and a few snakes. They get a long well and neither tries to eat the other.
Sadiq
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Post by Gupta Muhammad Hassan on Sept 30, 2012 16:31:00 GMT -5
Sadiq,
I do hope you do not mind the sudden subject change. It's been a long time, and it may be easier to branch onto a new topic. I'm thinking of sandwiches at the moment, which could be an interesting though strange topic to discuss.
There isn't a rule saying you need to rush things, but you already know this. I'm very happy for you.
Yes... Both snakes and cats are interesting creatures.
-Signed,
Muhammad Hassan
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