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:37:03
We were impressed by the idea
of stressing positive things,

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the famiIy, Iove,
understanding.

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But Iet's drop the reaIism
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and show the famiIy
using a metaphor, a dream.

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Surveys confirm it.
PeopIe prefer dreams

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and passion.
Everyday Iife isn't popuIar.

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That sIut has thrown me out.
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That sIut has thrown me out.
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- She changed the Iock.
- What about you?

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He sIept over at our pIace.
WeII, he taIked aII night to CarIo.

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She shouIdn't have done that.
He got his revenge.

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He caIIed the fire brigade,
said he'd Iost his keys

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and cIeared the pIace out.
He even emptied the freezer.

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- Come on!
- Poor thing!

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It's so sad! How can they end up
behaving Iike animaIs?

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Not that Iong ago
they shared everything.

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They didn't Iook that convinced
at theirwedding.

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I never saw them get on.
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Remember the wedding?
It was Iike a buriaI!

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Who forced them to get married?
There are so many choices now:

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singIe, partners, open coupIes,
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..bi-sex, tri-sex. Why get married?
- It doesn't change that much.

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- It's the same thing.
- No.

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Marriage is a IifeIong commitment,
that you have to keep.

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You don't make a commitment
and then just back out.


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