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anonymous
writes:If you love something set it free if it comes back its yours if not it was never meant to be! Is there any truth in this? Will my Scorpian man come back? Reply to this Question
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reader, PatientlyWaiting1  +, writes (27 November 2010):
Elaborate and I will try to help
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reader, losing grib +, writes (27 November 2010):
my dear you probably have to ask hem back, we used to set a bird free and whistle to guide it home so you might have to whistle. ;)
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reader, Denise32 +, writes (27 November 2010):
 That's very funny, Cerberus. Her boyfriend sounds like a very strange creature. No wonder the poster is confused.....
But seriously, anonymous poster, how on earth can we tell you whether he'll be back?? If you want to write again and let us know what happened, we might be of more assistance.....
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reader, anonymous, writes (26 November 2010): Yes, it's completely true but only as an idiom that tries to imbue the concept of being able to let go of someone and moving on. It's in 90% of cases the best course of action in my experience. The other 10% are worth fighting for, for a while, but then you always have to let go.
"Will my Scorpian man come back?" oh cool half scorpion half man, does he have a stinger and all? Where did you find such a beast?
We can't tell you, not enough information, maybe he's off fighting Spiderman. Sorry hehe.
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