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Input: Gf and I got into Game of Thrones last year.  We watch it together.   It’s quickly become my all time favorite show.   She likes it, but I don’t think cares nearly enough as me about it.  I say that because she will also be on her phone during the show.  With this show you have to pay really close attention or you will miss a lot and that’s where the problem comes into play.  

She keeps talking throughout it during.  It’s driving me insane.   “Who’s that?”  “What are they doing?”  “Why did he do that?”   All of her questions would be answered if she paid attention to the show, but she’s only half in half out.   That’s fine, but don’t ruin it for me.   I’ve tried pausing while I answer her questions, but the show is so complicated that usually she just acts bored when I start up.  


I like that we have this show that we both enjoy and can watch together.   Usually it’s not the case and we have to fight for the remote haha.  She gets mad when I watch without her, but I have to go back rewatch episodes sometimes because her constant talking throughout makes me miss a lot of details.  

It’s never good to lie, but I feel like in this case it might be better than telling her she needs to be quiet while we watch.   I’d rather just binge the rest of the series while she’s gone and pretend that it’s a first time viewing when I watch with her. 

watching a show without my gf first and then pretending it was my first time watching with her