@bluec1trusheart Right๐ญ๐ญ I hope they focus more on her side next season bc it made it hard to be invested in their relationship for most of the season.
There is so much to work with when you have an arab lesbian (?) character in 2004 at a catholic school and I feel like they didnโt really do much with that
Like I wish one of the women of color were my favorite character but its hard when the difference in character depth is like night and day between them and the person who is currently my fav
@notindogyears Well sheโs catholic in a homophobic catholic environment in the early 2000s. But idk why yall are so defensive they clearly put less thought into her arc and I think its fine for me to be upset with that.
@notindogyears And also they acknowledge racism and homophobia in the show but never thought to mention what it would be like for an Arab girl in America in 2004
@notindogyears 2004 in a catholic school is important idk why you left that out. Maybe Im just sad that it feels like its always the white girls that get these storylines.
That scene where the guys are taking turns drowning Leo to me is a perfect representation how a lot of men (or people in general tbh) don't really care about helping victims they just want an excuse to use someone as a punching bag
Like Im sorry you mean to tell me she doesnโt struggle with her sexuality at all to the point where she can be confused and taunt her love interest for denying herselfโฆ?
Like I wish one of the women of color were my favorite character but its hard when the difference in character depth is like night and day between them and the person who is currently my fav
Like Im on episode 6 and I feel like I know very little about Elise outside of her relationship with Anya and sheโs part of the main couple and it makes it hard to be as invested in them as Id want to be. And I couldnโt even tell you what the twins names are.