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THE FIRST WEEK of a relationship compared to how you are with each other a few years in is just a completely different story. Obviously.
Let’s just say you’re more ~comfortable~ with each other:
A sketch by Rory’s Stories and Giz A Laugh was shared on Facebook last night and it’s already been watched over half a million times – so it’s certainly struck a chord.
It doesn’t apply to every couple out there, but there’s a grain of truth to some of it no doubt:
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Like those early days where you’re offering to share every single bit of grub you’re eating
Friday 15 November, 2024
Friday 15 November, 2024
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Half the country is sharing this sketch on the difference between new and old couples
THE FIRST WEEK of a relationship compared to how you are with each other a few years in is just a completely different story. Obviously.
Let’s just say you’re more ~comfortable~ with each other:
A sketch by Rory’s Stories and Giz A Laugh was shared on Facebook last night and it’s already been watched over half a million times – so it’s certainly struck a chord.
It doesn’t apply to every couple out there, but there’s a grain of truth to some of it no doubt:
Like those early days where you’re offering to share every single bit of grub you’re eating
You’re both desperate for the other person to watch whatever they want on telly
Three years later: GAA training jerseys, dressing gowns and copious amounts of sudocrem is more likely to be the midweek nightly routine
Sharing food in the gaff? Not so much.
But you know each other so much better, no need to put on a show <3
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Bodies giz a laugh one week in rory's stories three years in