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The breaking point

Submitted by kmanning on Mon, 10/20/2008 - 9:16am.
The bridge here, which seems to be holding up the man and the woman, does not seem structurally sound. At any moment it will break and they will fall, and while we may expect that the man could fall, it would be much more shocking for the woman to suddenly fall. It is the same weak bridge holding up both mental and physical disabilities.

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