"That's all great man, and even though faith and beliefs are the most important thing, there are still other things. What about her personality, her attitude, maybe her looks, everything else?"
"It's all just as amazing, just as perfect. She runs five days a week, stays in shape. She eats healthy, a little picky with some foods, but hey, she's not afraid to scarf down food in front of people. She wears clothes that show off her body, not skin, body...to some extent, but more they just show off her sense of style."
"And what sense of style is that?"
"She wears what she wants and doesn't worry about if it's trendy or not. She wears pants under her skirts."
"Seems tacky."
"But she pulls it off. She pulls it all off because she wants to. There are days when she changes out of her pajamas only to put on new pajamas to fight the day with. She loves plain colored tee-shirts and likes dressing up for no real reason. She studies, man she studies. She manages to take classes of all sorts and somehow doesn't procrastinate. She's always got her homework done early. She hasn't chosen a major; she likes too many things, bio, religion, history, psychology, art, business, she's looking at a lot of minors with whatever major. She's against feminism, fighting for girls' rights, but she wants to act like a girl, to think like a girl, to do what she wants. She wants to get married more than just about everything, but she knows what she wants in a husband and won't settle for anything less. She wants to marry a man who acts like a man and thinks like a man and is perfect for her in every way. She has her wedding almost completely planned out."
"Every girl does."
"She's ready for change in any aspect of her plans if her fiance dreads it, or has plans of his own."
"Not every girl has that."
"She loves her friends, her family, mom especially, and consults every one of them, everyone who's important to her, before any major decision. Yet she knows how to be spontaneous and loves that too. She accepts change, even when she hates it. The best part: she's not afraid to get angry, to yell, to complain...to God, to a friend, to a stranger, but she knows when to hold it in and when the exact moment to let it out is. She's outgoing, crazy, WILD!"
"Wild?"
"In a conservative sort ofway."
"Right. Of course."
"Speaking of conservative, as for politics, she tries to avoid it. She supports and likes certain politicians and doesn't support or like others, but when it comes to choosing sides, she tries not to. She walks with her head up. Her confidence shines off of her when she walks into aroom."
"Wow. That's quite a description you got there, buddy."
"I know, and every word is real. But man, the most amazing part is just, oh, that faith. She lives her Christianity and makes it look so easy. She makes everyone around her want to know her secret, to know about her Holy Father. But when they fight her on it, she stands up for her views, her faith, she speaks her mind.
"Man, I'm not sure she exists."
"Oh she does. She's out there somewhere, and she's more complex than my words could ever explain. But for now, she's the main character of our story."
"All right. Well, let's start writing."
