15 Lessons Toy Story Taught Us About Love
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You're going to want to reach for the sky in excitement after hearing Disney's latest development — Toy Story 4 is going to be a love story between Bo Peep and Woody! It's clear that the series of movies is out of this world, and we don't think it's just because of the little green martians. Toy Story has taught us so much about both romantic and family relationships, and your heart can't help but melt at Andy's eternal adoration for his toys. Here are 15 instances when the movie took love lessons to infinity and beyond.
Your love life should feel like an adventure.
Being in love is exciting — don't lose those butterflies!
Always look out for one another.
There's nothing more comforting than knowing somebody wants to keep you safe.
When you get hurt, pick yourself back up.
There are plenty of other fish (and astronauts and cowboys and Potato Heads) in the sea.
Make sure you fit in some alone time.
Whether you need to call a babysitter, or um, sheepsitter, set some time aside for just you two.
Don't forget to dish out some compliments.
Nothing makes your spud — er, stud — feel better than an adoring comment.
Don't forget about your other friends.
And not just the coupled-up ones — although double dates with your best friend and SO are pretty much the best.
Make sure you work well together.
Whether you're on the dance floor or in the kitchen, cooperating should be effortless.
Don't be afraid to laugh at yourself.
Be yourself, even if that means shamelessly dancing around the house.
Sometimes you need to hug it out.
There's nothing like an enthusiastic hug from Jess to make everything better.
Rejection can hurt you.
When a child leaves a toy behind like Jessie or Woody, there's nothing more painful. The same goes for when anybody you love walks away from you.