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Venting

These days husbands are like; they will love and marry the purest sort of a girl. A girl with the capability of ornamenting herself as the desired  wife-material. But then the husbands are embracing a wrecking twists in their lives. Not only in their lives but also effecting their familys'. Knowing this fact has ruined my several days. Seeing the demons walking down the near alleys give sheer spikes.

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