[ SECRET POST #3703 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3703 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's called being an adult. It sucks, I know, but we sometimes have to do things we don't like to do to make the people we care about happy.

[kaijinscendre]

I think a part of being an adult is also understanding that others won't like the same things we like.

The Lion King is literally my favorite fictional thing ever created. I planned an entire vacation around seeing it on Broadway. I cried while watching it. I've seen the movies dozens of times. I am thinking of getting a Lion King tattoo. It is hard to describe how much that movie means to me.

And yet, I am close friends with someone who has never seen it and has no interest is seeing it. And that is okay because people have different interests. And a movie/show/book is not a reason to break off a relationship.

[alexi_lupin]

I fucking love The Lion King

[(Anonymous)]

That's not how you have a healthy relationship, though. Being an adult means compromise, yes, but it also means accepting that sometimes the people we care about aren't going to care about the same things that we do and that's okay. And personally, I wouldn't want a friend or an SO to force themselves to do something they didn't like just for my sake.

[(Anonymous)]

being an adult includes not throwing a tantrum because someone doesn't want to watch your imaginary space show

[(Anonymous)]

Being an adult can also mean understanding your s/o doesn't have to like everything you like, and not deciding to throw away a relationship because it 'bothers' you that they simply aren't interested in a show.