And I am a lover of language.
And so I teach grammar on a regular basis,
which is not the sexiest thing to teach, by the way.
If you ever have to teach grammar, it's not, but--
So this is my take on prepositions.
I spend like a lot of time teaching prepositions
to students for the past like 20 years.
So this is called, "Intimate Grammar Rule, Laugh Plus A
Preposition."
"Laugh with me when it starts to rain on our beach day.
Laugh without hesitation and order a second bottle of wine.
Laugh despite wanting to shut down.
Laugh versus arguing about last night's miscommunication.
Laugh about the stupid thing that one guy said that one
time we went to that place.
Laugh to make me feel less alone.
Laugh after I defy gravity and trip going up the stairs.
Laugh alongside me walking on the outside of the street
because that's what your grandfather taught you.
Laugh through the hardest months.
Laugh in spite of wanting to yell.
Laugh for our survival.
Laugh at me when I snort.
Laugh at the moment I interpretive
dance Barry White's greatest hits while making breakfast.
Laugh as well as hold me.
Laugh between the pregnant pauses.
Laugh then cry.
Laugh underneath the covers as we share bad dating stories.
Laugh until we cannot laugh anymore.
Laugh during sex because that shit is funny sometimes.
Laugh except for when you want to kiss me.
Laugh like when we first met.
Laugh above anything else."