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Amy and her sister were raised by their father. Amy’s father cannot seem to keep a relationship for long. He loves to see other women and being able to have options when it comes to having a sexual affair. The way that he explained being divorced to his daughters was he wanted to play with other dolls and did not only want to play with just one doll. His daughters both could relate to the story because they played with dolls. Amy very much took after her father, she can’t commit to a relationship or she prevents herself from having one. Whereas, her sister is always the opposite. Luckily, Amy had an assignment to complete for a promotion and it was an interview with Aaron.

It seems like Amy’s behavior
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