Buzz·Posted on 2 Jun 201521 Lessons Every Twentysomething Learns On Their First Trip To IkeaTake. A. Meatball. Break.by Tabatha LeggettBuzzFeed Staff, UK LinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail 1. As soon as you enter the showroom, you'll have an overwhelming desire to run around, make a fake cup of tea, and then get into bed. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 2. And then you'll take a whole bunch of selfies in kitchens you can't afford. View this photo on Instagram 3. If you're with your S.O., everything you do will feel like a massive cliché. View this photo on Instagram 4. You'll steal as many of these bad boys as you can. View this photo on Instagram 5. And before long, you'll get distracted by the cuddly toys. View this photo on Instagram 6. But the room that really gets you is the ~bits~ room, aka scented-candle heaven. View this photo on Instagram 7. At this point you'll start asking yourself questions like, "Could I be the kind of person who grows herbs?" View this photo on Instagram 8. "Could we be the kind of people who get pre-cooled water out of the fridge at dinnertime?" View this photo on Instagram 9. "Could I be the kinda gal who slices her eggs?" View this photo on Instagram 10. At some point, you'll take a meatball break. 11. By the time you get to the storeroom, you will have become this baby 👶. 12. Doing this will be fun for five minutes... View this photo on Instagram 13. Before you leave, you'll pay a trip to the food shop. View this photo on Instagram 14. You'll soon learn that there's an art to getting all of your new furniture into your car. View this photo on Instagram 15. And when you get home, ready to build your furniture, you'll realise you have 800 Allen keys but no other tools. 16. At first you'll like Ikea's friendly little instructions man. View this photo on Instagram 17. But before long, something will go wrong. 18. You'll soon realise that it is possible to break your body by building furniture for too long. View this photo on Instagram 19. And you'll realise that you didn't buy the (very expensive) lightbulbs for the (very cheap) lights you bought. View this photo on Instagram 20. And so, despite having spent more money than you'd budgeted for, you'll have to go back for more. View this photo on Instagram 21. But, in the end, it'll all be worth it because there's no feeling in this world quite like this: