@estherzelda0514 men that normalise cheating never realise the kind of effect it has on their daughters, if a mom is out for even one night the son will be bullied etc but can u imagine internalising that ur worthless bc ur mother despite being a ~good woman couldnt keep a man? lifelong scars
Every time I see clips from this show I get more confused about the plot. Sheโs married to him and heโs blind but then heโs not and heโs mayor and then heโs a massage therapist and he gets their maid pregnant and then heโs married to someone else?
men dont respect ugly femcel female virgins either please ๐ญ๐ญ anyone who clearly is sociable + good looking but virgin has clearly chosen to be, and most rational people can very much respect that and even find it attractive (maybe bpd but many women will see it as a challenge)
@ppppp1245688 - but i remember just looking at adam and lena not finding either of them attractive either it was just so weird and grey?? so im not sure how someone would watch and think "im gonna move to nyc and become like these ppl!!"
@ppppp1245688 ya and i think lena knew that too writing it that all of these characters were flawed/problematic and actively off-putting, when i watched it tbf it was through a very shallow lens bc my 20s have been a very diff experience -
That's what I'm saying! The whole point is that the young women were lost, aging, and selfish. They used men for their own comfort, sometimes at the expense of those men. The women literally called themselves failures. The only thing giving them some meaning was their dream job.
@ppppp1245688 maybe hot take even it was probably the more glamorous shows that not exactly glamourised hookup culture but maybe romanticised a certain lifestyle w lots of attentions/dates/going out typical youth stuff tbf, but eventually u can end up in a loop where u dont go anywhere w that