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13 Things All Chicago Fire Fans Can Relate To

Firehouse 51 is the best place to be.

Emily Boni

Nov 28, 2016

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13 Things All Chicago Fire Fans Can Relate To

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Chicago Fire, an intense and heart-racing show, has given fans so many different emotions, all relating to excitement and possibly fear. There’s always some situation in the hour long episodes where fans will have their hearts in their throats and tears on the pillow. It contains so many heart-stopping actions, but also excitement and joy. There’s so much to love about this show, and here are some things that true fans can relate to:

It’s the best part of your Tuesday

The face you make when the show is not on for the week because of some political debate...

You wish your hair always looked so put together and organized like Syvlie Brett’s is

You base your love life goals on Dawson and Casey, especially with their newest addition to the family!

You secretly wish one of the girls that Severide dates is you. I mean come on, look at that face

You laugh way too hard at Cruz, Mouch, or Otis being goofballs in the fire-house

You cry your eyes out if/when a character dies

You really wish you could visit a “Molly’s” in your town

You think Hermann gives the best advice and hugs and forever wish he could give some to you

You constantly ask yourself how they pull off all the “gory” scenes and then suddenly your face looks like this

You’re on the twitter page during the episode relying on updates in case you missed anything

The finales make you emotionally unstable

You don’t know what to do with your life when there’s a new season being made

So, thank you, Chicago Fire for always keeping me on the edge of my seat. You are the best ending to my Tuesday and I always look forward to finding out what happens each week!

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