An exchange between a woman and her roommate has melted hearts on the internet.
Izzy Coelho (@izzycoelhoo) shared the adorable way her housemate says goodbye to her as she leaves to go to her boyfriend’s, which has garnered 618,900 likes and 2.2 million views.
“My roommate leaving me to sleep at her boyfriend’s is like a mom leaving her kid home alone for the night,” the text overlay read.
“I love you. Are you gonna be OK?” the woman said on camera as she watched her friend leave from her bed.
“Yeah,” her friend responded.
She then made her friend promise she would call her if something bad happens, and they both said “love you” to each other in an endearing hug.
Some commenters, however, were left confused.
“The caption had me thinking she was leaving you at HER boyfriend’s house to sleep,” said one viewer.
“I read that totally wrong I thought she was leaving you at her bfs and I was like huh,” said another user.
Others were touched by the exchange.
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“This is how a friendship is supposed to be,” said one user.
“They talk about the mom guilt but not the friendship guilt,” said another.
“May this type of love find me,” a different TikTok viewer said.
“I’m a bad person because I would definitely lie and say I’m not gonna be OK and I would get to acting lol,” another said.
The Pros of Living with Friends
Cohabiting with a close friend can provide emotional support and strengthen bonds, as demonstrated by Izzy and her roommate’s touching exchange. According to My Moving Reviews, living with a friend fosters companionship, shared responsibilities and opportunities to create lasting memories.
The Challenges of Cohabiting with Friends
However, sharing a home with a friend isn’t without its challenges.
The same source points out potential pitfalls, such as differing cleanliness standards, financial disagreements and the risk of straining the friendship if conflicts aren’t properly managed. Open communication is key to overcoming these challenges and maintaining harmony in the living arrangement.
Understanding Platonic Love
The interaction between Izzy and her roommate highlights the beauty of platonic love—a deep, non-romantic affection between individuals. According to BetterHelp, platonic love is built on trust, mutual care and emotional intimacy. It’s a vital type of relationship that contributes to overall emotional well-being and life satisfaction.
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