You treated a symptom, the disease goes merrily on

Sidney: there was a chicken in the shower?

Are they pulled right up to the door? Are they tucked back waiting to swoop in when you walk out? Or have they parked a little ways away?

Are their windows all the way down, maybe blasting music and hollering or singing? All the windows are closed but the climate control in the car is just perfect, somber and quiet music?

Did they bring anyone/thing with them? A pet, a friend? Maybe they brought you a present, or a change of clothes for the ride.

lastly, how’d’ya feel getting in the car with them?! Do you get a rush of warm, gushy feelings? Feel safe and taken care of. Or are you embarrassed? Maybe they have a unique car and you feel like everyone’s watching.

* bonus points if they kiss ya, grab your hands or waist once you get in, or butter you up.

f/o taking your glasses mid convo, cleaning them with their shirt and putting them back on your face after you noted your vision’s been cloudy

Imagine your F/O trying to be chivalrous so they go to open the door for you - only for it to be a push door not a pull door and they turn bright red stumbling over their words out of embarrassment

F/o watching Tom and Jerry (or a similar cartoon) with a very serious, perhaps even worried, look on their face. Like this

Was it perfect? No

Was it Janky? Yes

Would it be considered cringe art? To some, yes

But did I had fun? . . .

ABSOLUTELY

Reminder for my disabled selfshippers: They still love you when your disability isn't pretty.

🌟 Your f/o still wants to stroke your hair when you haven't washed it in a week.

🌟 Your f/o still wants to hold you when you haven't changed out of yesterday's clothes.

🌟 Your f/o understands when you're irritable from pain, and isn't upset if you want to be alone.

🌟 Your f/o enjoy an evening in when you're bedbound just as much as a night out.

Your f/o's love isn't dependent in any way. You are loved with your disability, not despite it!