One thing people seriously romanticize is relationships and marriage. We’re flooded with images of “perfect” couples and happy endings, but in reality, maintaining a healthy relationship takes a ton of work, patience, and commitment. It's not just date nights and Instagram-worthy moments, it's dealing with disagreements, supporting each other through rough times, and putting in real effort to grow together, even when things get messy.

Marriage is even more intense; it’s not a magical cure-all for relationship issues, and no amount of romance can replace the hard work required to make it last. There are days when things feel routine or even tough, and you have to keep showing up and choosing each other. People don’t talk enough about that side of it.

Objectively looking at your life and deciding to turn it around. Alot of people think that the hard part is actually just being able to evaluate your life objectively and see what you need to change and it gets easier after that, but the truly hard part is actually processing it and keeping that mindset down the track. A lot of people go through a very unhealthy cycle of being disappointed and depressed with their lives and themselves, genuinely want to change for the better, but end up subconsciously pushing those thoughts out of their brain.

Alan Rickman is Snape. Always.

Robin Williams, Mrs Doubtfire.

Andre The Giant as Fezzic in The Princess Bride.

Ian McKellen as Gandalf.

RDJ as Iron Man and Chris Hemsworth as Thor.

Hugh Laurie as Dr Gregory House.

unstopablystoopid:
There can be only one!

Harrison Ford. Indiana Jones and Han Solo.

Far-Government5469:
Harrison brought just the right amount of incredulity to his circumstance to sell them.

Gene Wilder will forever be Willy Wonka.

thegreatresistrules:
This... my little daughter loved the Johnny Depp version until she finally saw the original. Now she hates the Depp version.

Tim Curry as Frank N Furter in Rocky Horror.

DirtRockEngineer:
This is so true. He didn't cross my mind until I read this comment and now I can't forgive myself.

Heath Ledger's Joker.

FloydsForked:
This is the one for me. The most epic performance of all time.

Patric Stewart/Picard.

craigerstar:
Stewart is the biggest reason for the success of a Star Trek reboot. If not for Stewart's Picard, I believe every Star Trek vehicle made since would not have happened or been some low budget hatchet job, including the current Chris Pine movies.

Bryan Cranston as Walter White "Heisenberg".

Sharp_Ad_6336:
The fact that he was able to break the mental association we all had of him as Hal from Malcolm in the middle is the true tribute to how well he nailed that role.

Tom Hanks and in Forest Gump.

tojifajita:
Honestly for me it is actually Tom hanks in Cast away, I see that character in every other movie, lonely deranged man.

Not really a celebrity, but Rudy Giuliani.

I was 28 when 9/11 happened. He honestly and truly was America's Mayor during that time. We had no clue about who the dude actually was. These were the innocent times when social media was little more than a fever dream in Tom Anderson's mind.

I can honestly not think of a single person who was so widely held in such high regard, and has since fallen so low.

Rick Moranis stepped away after his wife died of cancer so he could concentrate on raising his children. He did a few small roles and voice-over work, but other than that he was a stay at home Dad. Then when his kids were older, he said he really didn't miss it much and just kept out of the limelight. Huge respect for him.

Eliza Dushku. She became a therapist.