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Don’t Be Fooled By My Evil Twin

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I have a doppelganger, an evil twin of sorts. My friends have all met her. They assure me she’s not “evil” in the traditional sense, but I have my doubts.
Even though she looks like me, she is definitely not me.

She will say things I would not say. Do you want to know what I really think, deep down? Just ask her. She’ll tell you.

She is brave when I am afraid. She will talk to anyone, strike up a conversation with complete strangers out of nowhere. She doesn’t care what they may think, or if they will reject her. She just does it.

She will do things I will not do. Do you want to dance in the rain with carefree abandon? She’s your girl, although be careful, she can get a bit wild.

She is strong when I am weak. She sticks to her resolve no matter what happens. Apologize all you want; she’s not the forgiving kind.

She will lead when I would follow. If there’s a battle to be fought you will want her on your side. She can be ruthless so watch out!

There’s no telling what she might do.

Want to meet her? She’s not hard to find. A couple of drinks won’t do it though, I’ll need at least 3. We’re like Clark Kent and Superman, never in the same place at the same time, so if you see her would you tell her I said hello?

This post is in response to the daily writing prompt Doppelganger

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15 thoughts on “Don’t Be Fooled By My Evil Twin”

  3. Would you be happy if I nominated you for the three day three quote challenge. I have been nominated.
    For the next three days I have three posts to publish inspired by quotes that have influenced me.
    The challenge states that you have to nominate three other bloggers for the challenge each day – nine in total. I have nominated six bloggers in my first two posts.
    Could I nominate you on Day Three? Would you be happy for me to do that?

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