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10 Times 'Game Of Thrones' Described Reading Articles That Use TV Shows To Describe Relatable Things

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10 Times 'Game Of Thrones' Described Reading Articles That Use TV Shows To Describe Relatable Things
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You wake up thinking today is going to be like any other day. You go about your daily business as usual, like scrolling through the Internet and various forms of social media. That's when you see it—an article about something you can relate to, using one of your favorite TV shows to describe the situation. It was questionable whether or not this day would ever come. You've seen so many articles like this. Sometimes you'll see one that is about something you can relate to, but you don't watch the TV show used to describe the situation. Other times you'll see an article that uses one of your favorite TV shows being used to describe something relatable, but you can't relate. Well no more! It is finally your time to shine! You're flooded with a rush of emotions, feeling the same way you do when you watch your favorite TV show. Two of your worlds have finally collided, and you are able to experience something most people only dream of experiencing—being relatable. You open the article, and that's when your process of joy and fulfillment begins.

1. That moment when you spot the article.

The article that you've been waiting for since you were conceived.

2. When you read the first item of the list, and you relate to it so hard that it tears into your soul.

3. When you stumble upon an item using a GIF/photo set of an iconic scene from your favorite tv show, and it is so perfectly paired with something relatable.

4. When you've made it halfway through the list, and your entire being has related to every single thing mentioned that you start to get choked up.

5. When you finally see that one item on the list that you don't relate to that much, but you still appreciate the pairing of the situation and GIF/photo set.

6. That moment when you've experienced disappointment and are worried the list is about to go downhill, but it picks right back up, and you and the article are once more one again.

And your feeling of safety, security, and relating is restored.

7. When you haven't even scrolled through the entire list, but you're already sending it off to all of your friends you know would be living for this moment just as much as you are.

It's just so nice to relate to a list, and relate to people you know relating to it, too!

8. When you receive a text from one of the friends you sent it to, and they say "HAHAHA OMG #4 THO!"

And you reply "LOL IKR, IT'S LITERALLY US!" Because it was probably something you guys feel like is you, but deep down you both know it's neither of you, and probably never will be—but you'll always want it to be.

9. When you get to the second to last item on the list, and you know it's about to come to an end.

Why does your moment of relating have to come to an end? It's just not fair!

10. The time has come—the final item on the list. You don't think it could be anymore relatable, or use anymore perfect GIF/photo set pairings, but you take your time reading it, and it is the most relatable and most perfect GIF/photo set pairing you could've ever imagined.

Your time came and went, but you went out with a bang, and the void that was once there in your life has now been filled. One of your favorite tv shows just related to something significant in your life, and all is good and right in the world. You can die happy and fulfilled now.


"Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened." -Dr. Seuss


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