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The Real World: Alton and Irulan don't like each other. She hates him. He doesn't hate her but he hates that he loves her. Get it? They really can't stand each other. But, apparently, they love hanging out with each other and kissing other people in each other's presence. It's very mature and adult of them that they can deal with each other being in new relationships so soon after their breakup. Except that it's exactly like 9th grade when you broke up with that one girl and then started kissing this other girl that she hated just because it would make her jealous. Alton dating Denise and Irulan dating Davin is just like that. Meanwhile, Arissa is realizing that in order for her to stand on her own two feet she's going to have to give up a lot of what she's used to at home in Boston. That may mean breaking up with Dario. After several teary-eyed phone conversations with him and discussions with her roommates she decides that it's best that they take some time apart so that she can figure out who she really is. Dario isn't very happy with that decision but when Arissa's cousin comes to visit, she thinks that it may be what's best for Arissa. Unfortunately for Alton, Denise is leaving Las Vegas to go to school in San Diego. Davin, to Irulan's chagrin, is developing feelings for her and she admits to herself that he is the rebound guy. He's a nice guy, though, and she doesn't want to hurt his feelings so she breaks it off with him quickly. So, once again, Irulan and Alton are unattached and spending time together. They are still fighting, however, and it's obvious that whatever emotions they have for each other aren't dissipating.

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