Does a Faraway Soldier Act Wild When Reuniting with His Wife?

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The discussion centers on the behavior of soldiers returning home to visit their wives after long periods apart. It questions whether these soldiers exhibit more exuberant or "wild" behavior due to the extended absence. Participants suggest that those who have been away for a long time may indeed act differently compared to those who return home more frequently. However, the conversation hints at the potential for sensitive topics surrounding relationships and homecomings, leading to a cautionary note about the nature of such discussions.
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Is it true that a faraway soldier acts wild every time he can go home visiting his wife ?
I mean, is it that people who have not done "that" in pretty long time will act differently that those who do it more often ?
Thank you
 
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Marie Cury said:
Is it true that a faraway soldier acts wild every time he can go home visiting his wife ?
I mean, is it that people who have not done "that" in pretty long time will act differently that those who do it more often ?
Thank you


He will probably go down the pub come home and ask what is for supper.
 
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