Seeing your parents for who they are and understanding their level of maturity will allow you to stop seeking from them what they aren’t able to give.

tv shows going from 22-25 episodes to 18 to 13 to 10 to 8 episodes was the worst thing to happen to television industry. i’m begging y’all to bring back REAL tv shows that ran almost all year long and had well developed storylines, characters, friendships and romance.

Please normalize letting people eat their lunch alone if they want and decompressing for 30 min without the pressure of being considered antisocial in the workplace.

witnessing your s/o adopt traits from ur own personality n things u simply do has to be a love language for me cuz u love me so much ur turning into me

The s/o traits one is perhaps phrased a bit weirdly but imo adapting to become better people together, and to become a unit - as opposed to two separate entities, is really, really important, and is part of why my relationship works as well as it does. Yeah, my fiancé has certainly changed because of me, and has taken a liking to a lot of my favorite things and my habits (ex. going for walks in the evening and whatnot), but I've also become more open and sure of myself, and it's because of him. So it's not really "u love me so much ur turning into me", but more growing together.

thissss

+ tv shows and s/o adopting traits

+ Parents

fuck yes (she said trying to escape work trauma) but fr i'm with my coworkers all the rest of the day let me have some peace lmao

+ TV so much, you have to get to know the characters to give a shit about them tbh
the s/o one is so important i agree, just means you're adaptating to each other and each other's habits and not live two super separate lives
& the parents one though that's still a learning process