Find X
X is a key component of our lives. It is the differentiating factor between the male chromosome and the female chromosome, and it gives us the greatest differences between ourselves.
For most men, finding the extra X is their life goal, it is what they were put on Earth to do. Once they find their extra X, they can settle down and give the world more little XX's and XY's. However, there are some men that search for the exclusive Y; they won't simply be content with finding a regular X. The common pairing of XX and XY is fairly unbalanced and unstable, as there are three X's that outnumber the one Y.
It is becoming increasingly easier to break this bond in today's world, as the search for an extra X becomes easier and easier. You can now find X online, in the newspapers, on TV and even in the street. There is so much temptation now, with photos of X being plastered everywhere in newspapers and on TV, so the likelihood of the XX XY pairing remaining together is becoming less and less. The average break rate for this pairing is 50%, according to X Research, a significantly high number. But who can blame the Y when there are so many extra X's that are waiting in line?
However, the XY XY pairing is perfectly balanced, as there is one X for every Y. In math balanced equations are always the best, and in chemistry, balanced equations are the only equations that stick together. This is because the road is so much longer and more difficult to find the Y; it isn't just waiting on your street corner. The trials that you go through to get with Y make it much more worth it. This is why I do not want to find X; I want to find Y.
X is a key component of our lives. It is the differentiating factor between the male chromosome and the female chromosome, and it gives us the greatest differences between ourselves.
For most men, finding the extra X is their life goal, it is what they were put on Earth to do. Once they find their extra X, they can settle down and give the world more little XX's and XY's. However, there are some men that search for the exclusive Y; they won't simply be content with finding a regular X. The common pairing of XX and XY is fairly unbalanced and unstable, as there are three X's that outnumber the one Y.
It is becoming increasingly easier to break this bond in today's world, as the search for an extra X becomes easier and easier. You can now find X online, in the newspapers, on TV and even in the street. There is so much temptation now, with photos of X being plastered everywhere in newspapers and on TV, so the likelihood of the XX XY pairing remaining together is becoming less and less. The average break rate for this pairing is 50%, according to X Research, a significantly high number. But who can blame the Y when there are so many extra X's that are waiting in line?
However, the XY XY pairing is perfectly balanced, as there is one X for every Y. In math balanced equations are always the best, and in chemistry, balanced equations are the only equations that stick together. This is because the road is so much longer and more difficult to find the Y; it isn't just waiting on your street corner. The trials that you go through to get with Y make it much more worth it. This is why I do not want to find X; I want to find Y.
I love the way you wrote about yourself so openly.
ReplyDeleteYour reasons are good too! I really hope you find a perfect Y for yourself.