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posted by [identity profile] shadawyn.insanejournal.com at 07:33pm on 18/04/2008
I like that we can have a good time around each other as well as with each other

M and I do this, too. He'll be playing an MMO and I'll be writing in the living room, and neither of us feel like the other isn't paying them due attention.

(On a side note, that's why I always found the "TV/movie time together" thing funny, because you're not interacting with one another. You're watching TV! How is that paying attention to one another? And I'm not talking about fandom people here, just passive watching... meh. Other people's relationships ;))
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posted by [identity profile] sigelphoenix.insanejournal.com at 09:37pm on 18/04/2008
Yeah, that's why I find that watching a movie together is very useful for a first/early date - because you don't look at or talk to each other. :P If you actually want to interact with your partner, though, separate-hobbies-in-the-same-room provides as much interaction as shared TV watching.
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