Rom-coms vs real life romance

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What tropes did we miss?

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The most unrealistic part of the movie is people doing things outside and willing to talk to strangers.

German-mdxc

the awkwardness of that cuddling was...painful to say the least

dwijnapal

As someone who's never been in a real relationship, I can confirm this is 100% true

TTabbyTT

You forgot the part where she takes of her glasses and let's the hair down so the audience realizes she's hot

BlueSpiceSpace

I love how the most appropriate response to seeing her love interest with someone else was to naruto run out of the situation 🤣.

mikeantonin

I love that she draws a fully coloured sketch with just one pencil, and that that sketch is clearly in the pile of sketches she drops when she first meets Tyler, even though she’s supposed to draw it after falling for him 😂

Patrick-fmdk

The sheer amount of pencils in the hair is so hilarious

lack_of_reality

The exponentially more pencils in the hair was an excellent detail

jdd

Well to be fair, the awkward running into each other thing HAS happened to me IRL back in college, but it was instantly met with "I HAVE A BOYFRIEND!!!" before I could even get out an apology and help pick up her things. 😅

WhiteAndNerdy

As a person who has never fallen in love, I can't confirm shit

dysntgr

I'm really going to start saying "I'm not a random Uber driver. I'm the love interest of this romcom" Every time i present myself. Just out of context. I'm not even an Uber driver.

NSPBWii

"I didn't even know this much money existed" 😂😂😂

Liluli

Then she took off her glasses and let out her hair, and dared to be beautiful!

Grasslander

The pencil in the hair bun is the essential touch for the "hot nerd girl with classes and overalls, walking absentmindedly, while while tightly clutching prized art to her chest.

IntoTheVerticalBlank

What cracks me up about modern dating is how much we clowned on our grandparents’ generation for being old fashioned with dating. We were like, “Trust us. We know a better way.”

justinmayfield