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Imagine meeting the love of your life and then realising they text you with the green bubbles instead of iMessage.
That’s what happens to couples where one (correct) person owns an iPhone and the other (foolish) one insists on having an Android. Enter: a mixed phone relationship.
It’s basically the modern-day version of Romeo and Juliet (except no one dies, you're just annoyed at the other one for not 'making the switch'.)
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As someone who has somehow found herself married to an Android user, lemme tell you: it is not for the faint-hearted. If you’ve lived a blessed life and haven't had to deal with this ridiculous and endless hardship, let me lay it out for you:
You have to communicate over Facebook Messenger like it’s 2012.
Any photo they send you is tiiiiinnny.
They can’t FaceTime (you also have to use Facebook Messenger or Whatsapp for that).
Ohhhhh and you’ll be convinced that your partner is earning a commission from Samsung because they. Won't. Shut. Up. About. It.
"The Android camera is superior."
"I never have to charge my phone at the end of the day, the battery is so good."
"Have you seen Samsung’s new phone model?"
"Apple has to have an entire store to help people with their phone problems, do you see any Samsung stores? No, because it’s a superior product."
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