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The Personals 

The emotional story of two men who are in love. He lived with "her" for many years. Because of various social pressures, he decides to find a woman to marry, so he posts "personal ads" all over the streets, and "she" follows silently to tear up those "personal ads" until one day an actual woman appears.
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The emotional story of two men who are in love. He lived with "her" for many years. Because of various social pressures, he decides to find a woman to marry, so he posts "personal ads" all over the streets, and "she" follows silently to tear up those "personal ads" until one day an actual woman appears.

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