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		<title>Say You're Sorry</title>
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			<title>Why can't men mean it?</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Okay- so it's one thing for men to say they are sorry but it is another thing to me it and actually feel remorse and try not to repeat it again.
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Why do men say they are sorry with no feeling in their eyes or voice? Do they expect us to take them seriously? I'm sorry but my man is and will stay in the dog house until I feel like he actually understands what &quot;I'm sorry&quot; entails!]]></description>
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