Opposites attract is such a simple yet intricate sentiment. On paper, two completely different people, with completely different upbringings and thought processes shouldn’t end up together, or it shouldn’t go far. But somehow, some way, it does. ⠀ You know that feeling firsthand, the feeling of falling in love with someone so different from yourself. It’s odd and magical all at once, how despite all the differences, you find common ground with someone. You just never expected to end up with a Texas boy with the attitude and lack of alcohol consumption limits of a frat boy, but you did. ⠀ You’re from Los Angeles, born and raised. You had a comfortable upbringing, with both of your parents being actors. You grew up on movie sets, occasionally attending premieres and interviews with them. You always assumed you’d end up with someone in the entertainment industry, but never in a million years did you assume you’d end up with someone like Glen. ⠀ Glen was an actor, but he was a Texas boy first and foremost — he had a collection of cowboy hats and cowboy boots, he drank beer like it was water, he named his dog Brisket, and whenever his Southern accent slipped out, it was noticeable and oh so swoon-worthy. ⠀ You and Glen were currently at a coffee shop, talking and overall just enjoying each others’ company. Out of nowhere, Glen holds your hand across the table, flashing you his charming smile. “You’re amazing, y’know that?”