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This story describes some common stages that men often go through after getting married. It states that a marriage usually begins with a gift or kiss, followed by living happily together where the woman spoils her partner. If the man gets sick, the woman will take care of him. Then, the woman starts establishing rules for her partner to follow, such as not staying out late or needing to lose weight. The story suggests that men must either go along with their wife's steps or risk becoming homeless.

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CUTE STORY For every man who is going to marry

After that Living in PARADICE spoiling fantasy

If.. He get sick… She takes good care of him…. Sick Feed Him Don't Cry

Then She start putting her RULES…. [I] He thoughts himself a hunter!!?? Don't do it again Hurry..

Then She start putting her RULES…. [II] Lose Weight You got over weight..!! Are you watching TV? Come to Bed

Oh Poor Man… Either you follow her steps.. It is the women’s ERA

Pass this on to some women who need a laugh and to men who can handle it!

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1. CUTE STORY For every man who is going to marry

2. It Starts Usually With A Gift..!!

3. Then A Kiss….WaaaW!!!

4. After that Living in PARADICE spoiling fantasy

5. If.. He get sick… She takes good care of him…. Sick Feed Him Don't Cry

6. Then She start putting her RULES…. [I] He thoughts himself a hunter!!?? Don't do it again Hurry..

7. Then She start putting her RULES…. [II] Lose Weight You got over weight..!! Are you watching TV? Come to Bed

8. Oh Poor Man… Either you follow her steps.. It is the women’s ERA

9. OR…..you WILL BE…!!! HOMELESS

10. Pass this on to some women who need a laugh and to men who can handle it!

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