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promises, just like vouchers and contracts and promotional posters, come with fine print as well, that nobody notices until it is too late and everything is over and done with. you see the big, sensationalized words - things like Don't Worry I Will Always Be There For You, or Best Friends Forever, or Love You Long Long Baby. and with these words flashing in front of you, you dive headfirst alwaysalwaysalways forgeting to ask about the conditions attached. the ones that state the specific situations in which the promise holds, because it is understood that it does not hold otherwise. then you see the promises for what they truly are - Don't Worry I Will Always Be There For You, provided you treat me well, and i happen to be free; Best Friends Forever till i move on and find a new friend; Love You Long Long Baby but how long is long anyway i never stated that so you cannot hold me to it.
cheating? maybe. but you did not read the fine print.