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I liked this (except for the annoying ads). It's right up my alley. Another thing I've learned is that life can be happy and boring. At one point in GH's history, they would allow happy couples to stay happy. But the general rule on soaps is that nothing stays good for long. It's easy to think life is like that. In this way it doesn't reflect real life.
ReplyDeleteI think couples can be happy in real life, but it seems in light of how the world is turning, they are fewer and further between. I do remember some happy times for couples on GH, sometimes quite long comparatively speaking to today.
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