
Now I find myself mentally identifying aspects of our relationship that make us, "weird," or, "normal." This is all admittedly very silly because, who sets the standards of normalcy for couples, anyway? I can think of some pairings that are way odder than we are and it's usually they who stand the test of time. Like, you know, that guy and his wife...or...that couple from the show. OK, so maybe I can't think of any weirder couples. Speidi, maybe. (They're positively made for each other. They'll probably go over a cliff together one day. And they seem deliriously happy, unless that's just the angel dust talking.)
It's probably more constructive to embrace your oddities as a couple, rather than trying to fix them. More than just the old adage, "opposites attract," there is a sense of balance that comes from finding someone who is, in many ways, different from you. I've always been wary of people who are searching for, in effect, an opposite (or same) gendered version of themselves. You know the type I'm talking about; the girl who has her mind set on a guy whose favorite movie is Can't Hardly Wait. She will hold out until she meets him, and she will be holding out for a long, long time. I'd rather shoot for someone who wouldn't mind watching that chick flick rather than

Maybe we are an odd couple, but, judging from the pictures I found by searching Google images, odd couples are pretty darn cute. Aw. I'm totally the mouse that looks stoned.
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