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In certain old love stories involving a brief long-distance situation, the man usually had to depart for business purpose, a war or whatever reason. Meanwhile the woman was waiting for his return.

Assuming both are safe, these things could've happened:

- The woman is faithfully waiting but he took off elsewhere, never returned. He failed his promise to return.

- The man returned, only to find she's doesn't live there anymore and is elsewhere with someone else. She failed her promise to wait.

- Both of them were loyal to their promises. She waited for his return and he came back.

If both parties were loyal, do you think go more lucky? The one waiting for the partner's return or the one returning and finding out they're still there.

Hey guys

I did a college course in person. On the last week my tutor came up behind me, put her hands on my shoulders, pressed down quite heavily and shook me. It wasn't sore at the time but when i went to bed that night it started getting sore. I ended up in a&e and the dr said it was muscle spasms that would go away in a week or two. That time has passed and the pain is still just as bad. I read the pain can come on a day or two after the incident. Im in agony and its affecting my studying. I really should have gotten a neck brace its that sore. Its affecting my tinnitus and giving me headaches

My brothers been waiting trial for 5 years so i feel like i dont want to add anymore pressure on my parents, i can't even tell my dad cos i know hed definitely report it. But if i have to pay for physio i dont see why i should when it wasn’t my fault.

If you had just gotten engaged to the love of your life, but were planning on waiting a certain time to officially get married due to circumstances, would you skip the waiting and get married right away if they were to die in a month?