Unlikely Allies

Two people of different interests and backgrounds could become unlikely allies for a variety of reasons. They could have a lot in common, it could be a physical attraction, a sexual attraction, it could be the other persons personality and if not similar interest, similar goals. When people start dating, they do not usually go based off personality right away. Of course the perosn's apperance and looks reel them in. This form of allies I'm refering to are spouses or boyfriends and girlfriends. Some people barwely have anything in common and still become compatitable through other things. It does not always have to be the same interest. Also people with different backgrounds, such as different ethnicities tend to become allies. You have bi-racial couples and different cooperations which have people with different ethnic backgrounds working together.

Outdoor Living

Outdoor living to a person with an apartment in the city is noisy and often times busy. The sound of sirens become normal and just apart of life. The sound of cars speeding on freeways act as a relaxing noise to some people. You hear angry people with road rage, honking horns and you might even get a few accidents from time to time. Living in the city apartments are also a good thing. Even though you hear the footsteps from the neighbors above, you have a nice scenery. The street lights are so bright that you can barely see the stars. If you're on the high level of an apartment the lights are such a beautiful thing to look at. The city is a place that never sleeps. There is always something open whether it be a store, bar, business, etc. There are always people pit and about. When I think if the outdoor living to someone living in an apartment in the city, I think of New York or Las Vegas. One of those really busy cities, the way they're portrayed to be in advertisements and movies. The traffic is bumper to bumper and you very seldomly have a quiet moment. You hear people screaming and music playing, the aroma of fast food and the smell of the oils, gas or engine from a car fill the air.