Why do some elderly men stick to stereotypes? It’s been a while since I heard a narrow point-of-view, it surprised me. I recently attended a relative’s reunion (honestly, we’re not really blood related but I really like their pure and warm-hearted character). One of them asked me, “Why don’t you find a good partner again?” “You should dye your hair black,” “I want you to become happy.” I knew he tried to console and cheer me up so it didn’t really put a dent on our relationship. However, that was completely out of line. Because I am enraptured living on my own right now. ( in this case and in most cases alone has a slight negative feel, as if you are alone because of circumstance. in this case the phrase on my own is stronger because it means you are alone because you choose to be). Each person’s happiness is different from the next. If I had to choose to be with somebody, there needs to be a compromise. (your use of consort here is grammatically correct however that use of consort {as a verb} usually means to habitually associate with someone, typically with the disapproval of others. for example, I saw my co-worker consorting with some unsavory people). I have finally become financially independent and totally happy and free. Why do I have to consign all my beliefs to the wind? Every wise man has a large bag of tricks and they never throw away their own beliefs. That’s my polar star.
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Title: Even if I might look miserable…
Why do some elderly men stick to stereotype? It’s been a while since I heard the narrow viewpoint, it surprised me. I attended relative’s reunion. (Honestly, it’s not a real relative, but I really like their pure and warmhearted character.) One of them asked me, “Why don’t you find a good partner again?” “You should dye your hair turn black.” “I want that you will become happy.” etc… I knew he tried to (2)console and cheer up to me, so my trust in him didn’t rupture. However, that was completely out of the points. Because I’m living alone with rapture now. Everyone is different what kind of things bring happiness. If I have to choose to (1)consort with somebody, it needs to compromise. I finally got economically independent and totally free and happy. Why I have to (3)consign it without my belief? Every wise man has a large (4)bag of tricks and they never throw away their own belief. That’s my polar star.
homework: (1)consort, (2)console, (3)consign
Expression: (4)bag of tricks
If you use your (whole) bag of tricks to do something, you try (all) the clever methods you know in order to succeed.
Let’s call on George and his bag of tricks; maybe he can help us solve the problem.