r/MadeMeSmile • • Sep 20 '26

Good Vibes She call him Bryan Gosling.

@paytonn_elaine

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u/Relevant_Arm_3796 Sep 20 '26

Honestly seems like a close couples joke way of saying you look like a movie star I had a crush on lol the temu but is a hollow kind of provocative to them, they know eachother, everyone else's opinion be damned tbh

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u/Zap__Dannigan Sep 20 '26

I agree and hope he's aware of it, but man, I wouldn't like it, and I can take a lot of shit.

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u/Relevant_Arm_3796 Sep 20 '26

Yeah and im sure in your relationship with someone you love and knows you - knows you wouldnt like it - they wouldnt do it. Its just a couple that knows and loves eachother making a joke, the only actual point is comparing the person she loves to an internationally recognised beautiful celebrity that she had a crush on lol

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u/StepComplete1 Sep 20 '26

Because people are always perfect and never do anything their partner might dislike. That's what's great about relationships, there's famously never disagreements and that's why the divorce rate is 0%.

But seriously why are you writing like 20 parasocial posts trying to defend this like you closely know the couple or something lol. Very odd behaviour.

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u/Relevant_Arm_3796 Sep 20 '26

Who argued any of that crap? Is the voice in your head coming up with crazy stuff aww lol Ohhh youre assuming she posted it behind his back right right - all cause i suggested that people in relationships understand eachothers boundaries better than online people who saw one clip

'Parasocial' - im replying to people who are replying to me, im discussing the information and standards that they are putting forward. Trying to frame that as me being parasocial or pretending to know the couple 'or something' is very odd behavior. Take your weird desperate for drama ass ideas and keep them away from me 😂

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u/cam-san Sep 20 '26

Aren't close couple jokes meant to be contained between, ya know, the couple? Maybe close friends and family?

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u/Relevant_Arm_3796 Sep 20 '26

'Contained' lol like its a dangerous disease 😆

I think they'd expect other people who are familiar with the nature of many close relationships to understand that theres no hate behind a slightly 'spicy' joke and that the actual points is to compliment the other person, not an unreasonable expectation

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u/thegapbetweenus Sep 20 '26

Yes and now you got a glimpse into someone's personal life - don't be a dick about it.

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u/wap2005 Sep 20 '26

I dunno, if my girlfriend (of 18yrs) did this in front of a bunch of people I bet they would also be laughing with me. Sounds like a good time.