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“Honey, you look tired. Go sleep.”

“So I was driving past a pet store the other day and couldn’t help but wonder how cute an animal would be like in our home.”

“I want to move in with you.”

“I think we should go house hunting. Buy a big family home on the beach or something.”

“What do you think about children?”

“Our son/daughter got sent to the principals office today.”

“Babe, can you explain to me what this is doing here?”

“You look like you could use a massage.”

“I want to take a shower so you should probably join me. It’ll save water.”

“I may have broken the dish washer.”

“There’s a spider in the shower!”

“I think I might be pregnant.”

“I want to try for a baby.”

“I want to adopt a child.”

“You would make the perfect father/mother.”

“Think about it. The little patter of children in our home.”

“I want to marry you.”

“What do you think about this color wall for our room?”

“Why is the bathroom overfilling with water?”

“Did you eat all my oreos?”

“We live together. You can’t blame this on anyone else.”

“I’ve got a romantic surprise for you.”

“Let’s just stay in bed.”

“Get back into bed.”

“Can you call in sick today?”

“I just want to lie here all day with you.”

“Oh, there’s no need to put a shirt on.”

“I’m sick of doing all the chores!”

“We can’t afford this!”

“a snowball fight? seriously  -  are we twelve?”

“there’s a blizzard outside; i think you should stay here until it passes.”

“what’s on your wishlist this year?”

“come on! let’s cross something off of the winter bucket list. it can be anything you want.”

“someone gave me literal coal..?”

“do you want to go look at the lights and decorations with me?”

“i got us matching ugly christmas sweaters!”

“you don’t expect me to wear this ugly christmas sweater out, right..?”

“i hate this time of the year.”

“i’ve never made this recipe before. can you try it and let me know what you think?”

“do you have any holiday traditions?”

“are you cold? here  -  take my jacket.”

“will you please go to my parents’ dinner and pretend to be my partner for the evening? i don’t know how much more i can take of them asking about my relationship status.”

“i think i waited to long to do my gift shopping again this year.”

“i can’t keep it a secret anymore! i have to tell you what i got you, okay?—”

“you didn’t have to get me anything!”

“i spiked the egg nog.”

action prompts:

include  ‘⮀’  to reverse who does the action

[ catch ]  for the sender to catch the receiver when they fall while ice skating

[ gingerbread ]  for our muses to build a gingerbread house together

[ homemade ]  for the sender to give the receiver a homemade gift (bonus if you specify what it is)

[ peak ]  for the receiver to catch the sender trying to peak at their gift(s)

[ mistletoe ]  for our muses to realize they’re standing under a mistletoe together

[ shopping ]  for our muses to go gift shopping together

[ ski resort ]  for our muses to take a trip to a ski resort

[ my angel ]  for the sender’s muse to put a picture of the receiver on top of their tree instead of a star / angel

[ snowball fight ]  for the sender to throw a snowball at the receiver and initiate a snowball fight

[ cancelled ]  for our muses’ flight to get cancelled due to the poor weather conditions and now have to entertain themselves while they wait

[ presents ]  for our muses to exchange and open presents

[ blanket ]  for the sender to wrap the receiver in a big, warm blanket

[ party ]  for our muses to attend a holiday party together

➤ BUT HERE’s the CATCH! :

Try to incorporate in it a fact/reference to the other parent (without saying their name/URL/ship).