Rather be Reading

Yes, unfortunately, it is indeed very accurate to society :[ 

Very. 

The whole show rotates around Mr. Ted Mosby, who is looking for his true love, "THE ONE". Beyond Ted, the other main characters are as followed:

Marshall and Lily, the husband-wife duo. They are the perfect couple. Lily specifically has a tendency to judge other people's relationships when they're not as "perfect". 

Robin, who struggles to connect deeply with romantic partners. (gives very aro-spec vibes). Whenever she ends up in a committed relationship, it's sort viewed as her being "fixed".

Barney, who is constantly hooking up with random women, usually through some form of trickery. He's very much portrayed as the "bad alloaro" type character. 

Beyond that, there's just a bunch of other stuff that comes up a lot. For instance, Ted and Barney at one point consider adopting a kid together, in an almost QPR type situation, but it's played off as a joke and Ted decides he has to "Wait for the real thing". Marshall and another single guy, after both being dumped, decide to do all the things they would have done with their girlfriends together, and are mocked brutally, and the episode ends with both guys getting back together with their girlfriends. 

There's a lot of problematic stuff (slut shaming, fat shaming, a dash of occasional transphobia...). On the other hand, there's also some funny stuff, which is how I sometimes end up watching it, even if it does make me mad almost every episode. 

Thanks folks :[

thank you for your condolences :( 

We did get divorced :( I never tried dating another instrument after that. It just never occurred to me, I guess the spark just wasn't there. I don't play the violin any more, and the piano's too old for me, so I think my love life is officially over :[ 

nothing recent, but in 4th grade I "married" my violin, who I named Vincent. The marriage lasted 3 years. Sadly, my tiny arms finally outgrew it in 7th grade, and the violin went back to the rental company </3

is life in Switzerland so wonderful that this is all they have to argue about?