Now I am the one who takes his arm when we step down from the curb and cross the street, but as soon as we do cross, he makes sure he is walking on the outside near the street. It is a quaint courtesy and one that reminds us we still share responsibility for each other.
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From: Caducity Reply-To: Caducity Date: Thursday, February 7, 2019 at 11:55 AM To: Subject: [New post] Role Reversal
Madison White posted: “Now I am the one who takes his arm when we step down from the curb and cross the street, but as soon as we do cross he makes sure he is walking on the outside near the street. It is a quaint courtesy and one that reminds us we still share responsibility “
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That is so nice. It presents a sweet picture to those who know you.
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