Here we stan basically everything

my wife (ao3) has abandoned me (is down) and the kids (also me) miss her.

River Cartwright really is just the embodiment of what if an extremely socially awkward but ridiculously skilled person who has some hilarious blind spots was a spy? He’a like a baby duck entrusted with adult responsibilities

Finished Reply 1988 today. The story honestly is so beautiful start to end that I feel like I was personally a part of that neighborhood and that friendship group. But even after all the plotlines and whether I agreed with them or not, ultimately what this show left me with is the realisation of how ruthless time is. What do you mean I have to make peace with the fact that there will always be something in my life that will be missing, left in the past, and I'll never be able to do anything about it. What do you mean we really absolutely have to say goodbye to our youth and everything it entails, what do you mean you can't just keep living with your middle aged parents forever and hangout with your friends whenever you want to. What do you mean that there are already houses and streets that I miss so much but can't call home anymore. I'm just 22, this is gonna be so much heavier to bear when I'm older. I wish humans didn't have the capacity for nostalgia, I can't take it.