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The truth about guys by anonymous

Boys are morons = accepted
Boys are careless = accepted
Boys are cheaters = yeah
sometimes
Boys are messy =…. No
comments Boys are big time liars = may
be,
yeah, (depends
on the situation)
Boys are flirts = Yes (when
they are single) / No
(When they've got their
dream
girl)
Girls Stop stop stop…… don't
think that you know everything about guys. There
are
numerous
other things which you girls
are
unaware about, especially when they are in
'LOVE'.
Do you want to know?
Here they are……….
· Guys melt when you stare at
them with your angelic smile.
· Guys look strong but actually
they are more
emotional than girls.
· Guys may stare at hot chicks
all day, but before
they go to sleep, they would
always
think about the girl they truly
love.
· When a guy tells you about his
problems that
time he just needs you to
listen
and
support him. · A guy literary doesn't bother
abouttheir clothes
and hair style once he gets his
angel.
· When a guy gets angry he
wants you to hold his hand and make him calm.
· Guys get jealous when you
talk
to other guys in
front of them and what
annoys them
even more is when you say
"arre
baba, we are
JUST FRIENDS".
· Guys love it when you say "Take Care of
yourself" after a long
conversation.
· A guy would start lying
when
you become dominating.
· Guys love to see you play
with
your hair.
· Guys hate it when you
mutter and
"hmmmmmmm".
· When a guy sacrifices his
Sunday morning sleep
and health just to bewith you,
that means he really likes you and will do
anything for you.
· A guy will expect you to
support him to fulfill his
Big Dreams.
· Guys would try to act normal but their day will
be incomplete without
listening
to your voice.
· When a guy loves you to the
core, he would go against this world to getyou
on
any condition.
Do you want to test all these
traits on guys?
You just need one guy to prove
all the above
lines. Then you decide whether
boys are morons
or emotional, loyal and sweet
to their angels....!!!

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