Regarding Love and Television
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  • Reads 222
  • Votes 48
  • Parts 10
  • Time 58m
Ongoing, First published Jul 24, 2016
A boy and a girl binge watch their favorite sitcom about a boy and a girl. 

 As both stories progress and grow more complicated, similarities seem to arise and the lines between reality and television begin to blur. Is art imitating life or is life imitating art? 

Things get awkward and painful and messy. Ships sink and sail. A couple of confused kids have a lot of questions they're looking to answer, and a couple of sitcom characters have a lot of bugs to work out. 

But no one ever said 'like like' was easy, and love must be even harder. Besides, sitcoms and real life have at least one thing in common: there's no happy ending guaranteed.
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