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Sunday, April 08, 2012

"The Vow" really makes me wonder if there is really such a near perfect relationship. Leo was so hurt when Paige raised her voice at him - because she has never done that before. In other words, in their few years relationship, they did not raise their voice at each other. It's too near perfection. Too near... does it really exist? Is it really possible?

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