I know we were from separate worlds. We had no
business being together in the first place. Yet, for some reason we were linked
together by fate.
My friends told me I was a fool for dating a rival.
She favored the blue and white, while I support the black, red, and gold. I
live in the big city, and she called her rural town home. By all logic, we
should have been the unlikeliest of couples. However, we both shared a common
bond; a love for the sport the nation holds dear to its heart. Our only problem:
our support for clubs who have been embroiled in a territorial feud for over
two decades.
Despite our initial differences pertaining to distance
and respective loyalties, we developed deep-rooted feelings for each other. As
time passed other discrepancies arose. I wanted to settle down, and she didn’t
see our relationship lasting for the long-term. It was a slippery slope that
would have led us both to lives filled with unhappiness. After looking within
ourselves, we came to a conclusion to part romantic company. It appeared to be
both an easy and tough decision, but one we’ve both grown to accept.
We still communicate on a regular basis; however, it
has been three months since we have last seen each other. She has brought to my
awareness a new beau in her life. However, if my relationship with the rival
supporter appeared ill-fitting, the new man in her life cheers for her team’s
biggest rival of all; clad in a Québécois “bleu, blanc, et rouge.” I should be
supportive of her happiness, but I am skeptical of her new relationship with
another opposing supporter. I hope he treats her right; however, part of my
black, red, and gold heart remembers how things were with the raven-haired lass
in blue and white.
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