Raised Differently, Think Differently

I've touched on this before, but I'm going to further elaborate on this idea. Cole and I grew up on two different spectrums so we tend to see and do things differently. When we first moved in together, I was surprised to see him throw colors and whites in the laundry together because I'd always washed my loads separately. He was grossed out that I used washcloths and towels a couple times before washing them. I was confused that he referred to the remote control as a "clicker" and a car's directional as a "blinker." The first few weeks were a small scale culture shock, but it was interesting and sometimes fun trying to get on the same page. Almost seven months later, we're finally adjusted (all to his way of doing things, coincidentally).