That evening, they found themselves back in the kitchen together.
This time, they laughed about it. They talked about the odd little customs they’d each carried from childhood—how some of them made sense, and others were just inherited reflexes.
They cracked the eggs into the pan without rinsing them. And the world didn’t end.
What they both learned was simple but important: relationships aren’t built on perfectly matching habits. They’re built on curiosity instead of defensiveness, gratitude instead of comparison, and the willingness to release traditions that no longer serve the present.
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