Is this Brexit?
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It seems like it's going to be a hard break-up. Maybe your boyfriend's family will vote in favor of staying with you and overvote your boyfriend, maybe he will plead for a softer break-up, but by this time the hard break-up will already have happened and your ex will be losing money like crazy. After a few months of high unemployment rates and family feud with his Irish cousin, he will beg you to come back and you can make him accept all the terms and conditions he refused before.
what the **** did you just type
Not paying attention to international news much, are you?
Karley_Van, it looks like Yudith is describing the whole Brexit fiasco in one-on-one relationship terms per OP's situ.
That's a run-on sentence. Even in pillow talk, one should use good grammar and style. And punctuation!
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what the **** did you just type
Karley_Van, it looks like Yudith is describing the whole Brexit fiasco in one-on-one relationship terms per OP's situ.