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One not always marries the person that loves, in most cases people marry the one that is best for them, financially. This shoud not be like this, people shoud marry the one they truely love, it should not matter if the person does not have the financial capacity to maintain one whole family, but he should be able to help out the most as he can. The wife should work too, but some think they should not no anything and let their husband do everything to maintain the family balance. Tita is tempted to go for Dr. Brown, but this temptation should not come in the way impeding her to be with the one that she is really in love with, Pedro. Should Tita choose Dr. John Brown, the one with a good career or Pedro, the one she truely loves? Tita loves

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