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Jack and Jill met getting on a roller coaster. When they got off, he asked her out and Jill accepted. In the beginning, every time Jack picked Jill up for their date he had flowers, chocolates or a card. He showered her in praise and made her feel so special that she barely noticed when he started bring her presents less frequently. She still continued to be happy anytime she was around… even when friends brought up his name, she became happy and knew she had fallen in love. Most of her friends could not understand it, however, because Jack was often aggressive toward Jill. Eventually, they break up and Jill has a horrible time adjusting. She feels tired, depressed and lonely and begins to text/call Jack each night. Sometimes he text/calls her back, but not usually, so she continues calling/texting each night until he finally stops texting her at all for weeks. Eventually, Jill meets Bob and they get married and have a child. Jill and Bob argued over whether Jill should be a Stay-at-home mom or keep working and take Bob Jr. to a daycare. After a few years of daycare Jr. seems to be comfortable with strangers and loves his parents very much.

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