"The Beatles were wrong when they said, "All you need is love." You also need shared goals. You need common interests. And you need shared values about what you want out of life." (c) Cinema Therapy
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"The Beatles were wrong when they said, "All you need is love." You also need shared goals. You need common interests. And you need shared values about what you want out of life." (c) Cinema Therapy
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Latbel is interesting to me not only because of the Fuck-Ups and "Soviet Belorussia" shitposts but because Latvia knows how it feels - when everyone believes you love russia and want to be under russia, when everyone assumes you'd prefer to use russian than your native language, when they can't distinguish you from russian, when your neighbouring countries get at least some recognition for resistance but you get nothing - and you can do almost nothing about it. The despair. He and Ichkeria know this like no one else does.
✖ Fem LatBel
Who was the one to propose: Belarus—she’s much more of a go-getter than Laima is.
Who stressed more over wedding planning:Laima, easily.
Who decorated the house:Toss up.
Who does the cooking:Belarus is quite the talent in the kitchen
Who does the cleaning:Also Belarus, who’s quite particular about things begin neat
Who is more organized:Laima
Who initiates bedroom fun:It could be either one
Who suggested kids first:In all honestly? Laima after one too many hits of the Riga black balsam. They adopted and it’s adorable.
Latvia has slept with both Ukraine and Belarus. He fights the urge every day to tell the other Baltics. He did let it slip out in front of Russia though. But fortunately, Russia didn't believe him. But he did give Latvia a broken knee for suggesting such things.