There's something so comforting about their miscommunications. It hits too close to home and it's not like the usual extreme suicide-raging angst that would make you wonder how the person hasn't already killed themselves. It small, it's quiet, it's embarrassing,it's stupid, it's pathetic, but most of all, it's real. And it probably has happened to the most of us, even without our knowledge. Watching two humans openly acknowledge those so called "stupid" problems that we have for the most part shut our mouths about our whole life. And actually being open about how these small misunderstandings can lead to such big problems later on. It's just the right amount of real, stupidly real even.
There's something so comforting about their miscommunications. It hits too close to home and it's not like the usual extreme suicide-raging angst that would make you wonder how the person hasn't already killed themselves. It small, it's quiet, it's embarrassing,it's stupid, it's pathetic, but most of all, it's real. And it probably has happened to the most of us, even without our knowledge. Watching two humans openly acknowledge those so called "stupid" problems that we have for the most part shut our mouths about our whole life. And actually being open about how these small misunderstandings can lead to such big problems later on. It's just the right amount of real, stupidly real even.