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It's not appropriate or ethical to try to steal someone away from their current partner. If you have feelings for someone who is in a relationship, it's best to communicate respectfully with that person about your feelings and let them make their own decisions. Respect their relationship and focus on building a healthy connection based on mutual respect and trust.
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