It’s not like GH spoilers haven’t teased that Sonny Corinthos and Carly Corinthos haven’t split up before. In fact, we lost track of how many times they’ve vowed never to set eyes on the other again.
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Or the times they’ve sworn that this time, it’s forever. So General Hospital fans speculating that they’re about to separate isn’t exactly a surprise. What over 2,000 shippers predicted for us:
Short Term
It seems like 56% of you still aren’t sick of the push and pull back and forth that is The Corinthos Love Story. You are perfectly cool with them breaking up and retreating to their separate corners…for a brief time. Until they come together again. Like they always do. It would be disappointing if the pattern were ever to vary.
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Then again, 25% of the audience speculate this is a love that cannot be denied, and the mere idea of Carly (Laura Wright) and Sonny (Maurice Benard) being apart for one-second longer after all they’ve already endured while he was presumed dead is unbearable.
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Be Nice
Keep picking on Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), Carly, and you’ll push Sonny away, 11% of the fans predict. Sonny can put up with Carly being a nagging shrew to the majority of Port Charles. Those people deserve it. Carly is always right. But she can’t act like that towards a woman that Sonny may still care about. Carly is always right. Except when Sonny is right-er.
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A last place 8% of viewers speculate that the thing that will make Carly and Sonny separate is that he still has feelings for Nina. Carly won’t be able to handle that. Even as she hides her feelings for Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Carly was allowed to move on with her life. Sonny wasn’t.
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