A woman asked the Devil: “Do you see that tailor?” and pointed to a small deprived shop.
The devil said: “Yes.”
The woman continued: “He loves his wife so much. Can you make him hate his wife?”
Devil responded: “It would be simple.”
The devil walked towards the shop. He tried many tricks on the tailor but couldn’t convince him to dislike his wife. He came back towards the woman and confessed that he couldn’t deceive the tailor because he loved his wife truly.
The woman said: “But a woman can.”
She walked to the tailor’s shop, pointed to an expensive fabric, and said: “Can I have two meters of this fine fabric? My son wanted to buy a gift for his lover and asked me to help him.”
The tailor cut two meters of the fabric and handed it to her.
The woman paid and walked out of the store. Then she went towards the tailor’s house and knocked on the door.
The tailor’s wife opened the door and saw a stranger.
The woman asked: “Sorry, I am lost, hungry, and thirsty. Could you feed me so I get my strength and go home?”
The kind wife of the tailor invited her in and went to the kitchen to prepare some food.
The woman hid the fabric behind the door. She ate the food thanked the tailor’s wife for her hospitality and left.
When the tailor came home, he saw the fabric. The tailor remembered the story of the woman and her son’s gift to his lover and assumed that his wife was the lover.
The tailor started fighting and accusing his wife.
That woman looked at the devil and said: “Do you see how a woman can be more deceiving than the devil? Watch how we can be an angel too.”
The woman knocked on the tailor’s door. When he opened the door, she said: “Sorry to bother you, sir, I was tired and hungry and your very kind wife invited me in and fed me food. When I was leaving, I forgot to take my fabric with me. Could you please bring it to me?”
Dear friends, don’t forget to read my books.
I have seen this, with my own eyes.
I believe you. Women can easily be an evil. They could ruin everything. I hope we all could act as an angel 😊
Ha ha ha. That is for sure.
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NIce! Very well written. I enjoyed this a great deal. 🙂
Thanks a Beckie. Great to have you as a friend 😍
Awe, you’re a sweetheart! I am too! 🙂
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Oh my God what a woman! I enjoyed the story , I like short tales with a big concept, thanks
Love u.❤️
Great story! As a man I do not know how women feel about this tale, but I have seen both sides in my life time.
😂don’t worry Peter,we’ve seen them as well 😊🌺
I am convinced of your imagination
You have done so much for nice thinking
But many women may also be angry with you
The woman’s work has also been increased from a devil
Very wonderful Dear Laleh Chini
Of course. This story doesn’t relate to all women my dear. Thanks for your comment 🌺
Like not all stories apply to all men!
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All human can act like an angel or be a devil 😍
Wow! Amazing!
Thank you very much 🌸
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Thanks a million Michael 🌸
I am glad of a nice ending.
😂it is always better to be an angel 😇 😍
Wooo this is nice…
Thanks dear 🌺
You’re welcome 😊😊🌷🌷
This is a wonderfully written story 😍 that holds a lot of truth as well.
Thanks Alicia, it truly does 😊🌺
What an interesting post. However it seems to paint a bad picture of ALL Women.
Thanks dear. Not all women for sure😊
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I like to look at this story as a lesson that women are more capable than the devil. It takes away the starch in the religious scriptures about how Satan was able to corrupt Eve first because Satan only has the power to deceive but a Woman also has the power to alleviate. Good story!
Thanks dear, great point of view 👍🌺
Thank you for sharing your wise insight, I agree with you.
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What a dark and devious tale. Well done.
😊thanks dear for your comment 🌸
Hey Laleh, Namaste 🙂
O a woman’s wicked wiles: she can twist and turn anything more ways than a cat on a hot tin roof! 😉
Another excellent story thoroughly enjoyed, thank you. You weave a wonderful tale. The photograph of the tailors shop is wonderful: the word ‘modes’ is perhaps derived from the older word ‘modist’ meaning tailor or stylist.
Hoping life is a peach on a beach and the sun shining. Take care 🙂
Namaste 🙂
DN
Thanks Dewin. I always enjoy you beautiful comments, and love the way you put the words together.🌹
If I do do that, then thank you: it’ll be because your stories are inspiring 🙂
Namaste 🙂
DN
Appreciate your kindness 😍
As I do your stories, thank you. You’re a genie 🙂
Take care of one and all. Namaste 🙂
DN
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Wow what a fabulous story and concept.😊
Thanks dear 🌸
You’re quite welcome🌹
It is always a pleasure to say that I love your stories. 🙂
Thank you l am honoured 🌺❤️
Well written. I liked the story😊
Thanks Shayra. I hope we all could be nice in this world 🌼
Yes 😊
Beautiful story!! I don’t know but a thought if evil or male would have done the same thing the result would be same .. as still there was a little trust that was missing in that relationship.
If I consider my parents preachings they trust us even if the whole world is against us. Somebody complains or says wrong about us they will surely reconfirm in their own manner before believing the story completely.
What you have in family Is definitely true love my dear. I do believe if you trust each other truly you would not doubt even a little.❤️
Thank you 😊
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This story reminds me a little of Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello, except that the devil in that play is an archetypal jealous and scheming male, Iago. Othello’s wife Desdemona is unable to defend herself against the rage of her husband, because Iago knows how to enflame Othello’s passions, posing as Othello’s friend who pretends he does not want to incriminate anyone. Iago knows how make it look like he does not want to reveal his lie, a piece of false evidence, Desdemona’s handkerchief (again, it is cloth that provides the catalyst for Othello’s murderous rage).
Wonderful, beautiful story you shared. It really is true in millions of ways, how we should be careful in judgment. Thanks 😍
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Thanks dear for reblogging.❤️
Thank you for being a good orator.
Awwww you’re so kind ❤️
Thank you for your inspirational posts. I miss them.
Appreciate your kindness ❤️
Good good good
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Thank you, very wise. I’m going to translate it in italian 🙂
Awww that’s awesome, thanks darling ❤️
Good of you
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When it comes to being devious…
Thank you Jack awesome, LOL <3
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A great story written by an excellent storyteller and writer.
Appreciate your kindness.<3
Great story…..and truthful indeed!
Thanks darling.<3
woman other side
of the sky
and that indeed
is why
i am obtuse
and refuse
to chase any tail
Yes indeed. Thanks Hohn. Stay safe.🌺
Clever, in the way that women can be, and that probably earned us man’s suspicion 🙂
I know, there was a simple true description of us women. Thanks so much sweetheart.❤️
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Well written and full story. I won’t why she singled him out. Maybe it was like a drive-buy with first guile and then angelic ablution? She certainly put a thick tree ring in that couple’s life. 🙂
We were born to be kind and compassionate but unfortunately some of us turn into strange evils. Thanks so much for reading dear and sharing your comment.❤️
My pleasure. We become what we do, and I respect it and cherish it and look forward to it without reason or apology. As I am fond of saying. All similar, each unique. That, I full-on value. I want people to be themselves with all of their intensities developed.
Your characters in the story have that quality. I gather the apple didn;t fall too far from the tree so to speak? 🙂 🙂
That was so beautiful, appreciate it that you shared.
🙂 My pleasure.
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This is really a stunning piece. I’d put a ! after that statement, though it doesn’t need it. Just, so LIFEFUL in its execution and living mode of being. Excellent story. Parable-sh even.
Amazing words.🙏
Thanks. 🙂 Ditto You.
Sorry for the late response, your comment was in the spam. I just saw it.
🙂 That seems to have been happening to me as well. Always good to hear from you when I do, on your time.
Appreciate it.
This parable, is just a demonstration of the women’s power winning over the evil.
😂😂😂 and it’s so unfortunate. Thanks azizam.❤️
Watch and be not deceived.
Anna sweetheart, thank you.
Me encanta su página, es maravillosa.Todas las historias están bien elegidas. Muy buen trabajo.
Thanks a million dear for sharing your beautiful words, appreciate it. I followed your blog.❤️
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Thanks dear so much.🌹
Great story, well said 😊
Thanks a million dear.❤️
This story is really intriguing. I observe that some people tend to blame the devil, making him a culprit of their own evil acts.
Thanks so much, I believe some people can be a teacher to devil.❤️
Wow 👌👏👏👏👏
Thanks for reading dear.🌹
Very interesting story. Trust and mistrust are both very powerful emotions
Thanks for reading sweetheart.🌷
My pleasure
Thank you 🌷
Very well written 👏
Means a lot.🌷
Dear Laleh,
Your story, weaving the devil’s cunning against a woman’s guile, paints a haunting picture of human nature. The tailor’s steadfast love juxtaposed with the woman’s deceitful machinations offers a poignant reflection on trust and betrayal. It’s a stark reminder of how easily love can be clouded by suspicion, and how the most malevolent manipulations often wear a human face. Your narrative serves as a solemn testament to the complexities of the human heart and the fragility of relationships in the face of deception. Mike
You’re amazing Mike, your beautiful words means a lot to.🌺
Great lesson with this story. When we assume too quickly, we just might miss the rest of the story. Blessings Laleh.
Happy holidays dear.🎄🌷🙏