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What did it mean? Why are women so obsessed with this scene?
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>>222501275
he wants to wed and bed her
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>>222501275
What kind of red flag is it if a gal is a little *too* into this Regency era period piece stuff? Let's say, she's read all the books, plays music from the era, attends fancy period correct tea parties and English dances.. What's danger I'm not seeing? (Yes, she was homeschool'd, how could you tell?)
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What about Keira Knightley in The Hole?
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>>222501636
She probably has unreasonable or unrealistic dating standards. I encourage you to take an interest into those areas if you haven't so you'll have more in common
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>>222501636
Yeah definitely do all this:
>>222501933
Then when she gets bored of you and fucks some random unemployed guy with swagger come back and let us know.

Oh and make sure to sign the legal marriage paperwork with the county first so she can take your house/assets afterwards.
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>>222501275
he tries to act all cool and calm around her but just the mere touch of her hand is making him freak out and she notices it. it wasn't in the book or old version so it stuck out for a lot of people. he secretly yearns for her



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