Why I Haven't Given Up On Grey's Anatomy
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Why I Haven't Given Up On Grey's Anatomy

Emotionally ruined by Shonda Rimes, but I'm still pushing through

Alex Nicole Hornish
Oct 31, 2016
Five Towns College
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Why I Haven't Given Up On Grey's Anatomy
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Grey's has been going strong for a long time now. I won't give up on this show. Here's why:

1. I'm in too deep to call it quits

13 seasons deep. I can’t turn back now. No one can help me.

2. I try to get my friends into it

It worked. Well, only with one friend.

3. Even though my favorites are dead and/or gone, I still come back for more

I can’t help but still watch the show and see what happens to Mer and the rest of the cast.

4. The season finales

It keeps you wanting more.... and more.... and more!

5. Binging all the seasons

I binged all 11 seasons before season 12 even premiered. And I have no shame.

6. I plan to binge again

Yeah.. I don’t have a problem.

7. I thought about switching to med school

But in reality, I wouldn’t make a great doctor. I’ll just stick with what I have now.

8. It keeps you on your toes

As much as I hate when they cut to commercial when something juicy happens, it makes me not want to get up. I just want to stay in the spot I’m in now. And wait until the commercials are over and done with.

9. You start to feel a connection with the characters

You know you’re in too deep when you feel like you have a connection with any of the characters.

10. I always have the show to give me a good cry

Okay, this might sound crazy, but sometimes I just need a good cry and I just rewatch any given episode and start to cry.

11. You feel like you're actually apart of their life

You forget your current situation for the duration of the show. You feel like you’re there experiencing everything.

12. The lessons that are taught

Each episode is usually Meredith, but not always. Each episode has an important lesson. A lesson to be remembered.

13. The plot twists

Like, you really didn’t see these things coming.

14. The messy relationships

Better than anything in real life
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