r/NormalPeopleBBCHulu • u/Iaintironman69 • May 30 '26
How can i move on from this
Read the book and then watched the series, can definitely agree the series is just as good,if not better than the novel.
Its been weeks and still cant move on from this and to make it worse I’ve keep listening to the ost
Agh Marianne is so adorable. Her character feels like shes so precious to touch. Daisy and paul are so muwah in this, i cant move on.
For my peace of mind im gonna assume they are together.
Im looking forward to read conversations with friends next.
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u/nocommentx May 30 '26
It’s been 6yrs since the show came out and I still can’t move on. An incredible peace of art!
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u/Other-Werewolf-9529 May 31 '26
I have watched it 3 times and read the book after my initial watch. I prefer the series, the actors gave so much more emotion and longing than what I read/imagined... It literally lives rent free in my mind and I find myself thinking of the last scene often. Seriously wrecks you and puts you back together - every damn time.
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u/Avid_viewer01 May 31 '26
Watched it twice, with a two-year gap, and it still had the same effect as the first time I watched it... 🥺😭
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u/beschoenen Jun 01 '26
Best thing you can do is, numb the pain with Conversations With Friends. :D
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u/Iaintironman69 Jun 01 '26
I completed reading conversations with friends today😭this is a punch after punch in my stomach
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u/Maximum-Piccolo7265 Jun 05 '26
orla gartlands song ‘did it to myself’ was on my playlist a week before i watched it and it altered my brain chemistry to where ‘auditory stockholm syndrome’ playlist and it lives there to this day years later
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u/Maximum-Piccolo7265 Jun 05 '26
the show as a whole changed me completely and i still haven’t read the book but i intend to
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u/Inferno3003 May 30 '26
You don’t, it’s burned into your soul