7 years ago

@laurenhannah Yep i feel exactly the same. I liked the first ~ 5 episodes. Then Karma grows more and more unsympathetic and gets finally one of my most hated character in any series. I am now at S03E05 and it got completly unwatchable for me. I am just gonna skip through the end now. <br /> Of course it gets dumber and dumber as well. And i havent even spoken about any of the serious issues here.

10 years ago

lol sorry but i've hated this from the moment i heard about the premise, even after watching the first two episodes. it may not be promoting the idea that being gay is wrong, but it's perpetuating the idea that queer girls are faking their sexuality for attention, that coming out is SUCH an easy thing to do and that publicly outing someone is in anyway helpful or healthy.

10 years ago

OH and that's not even mentioning the stupid cishet white boy trying to turn the queer girl like..................stop

10 years ago

it definitely doesn't suggest that coming out is easy. to me it shows that coming out is more of a battle with yourself, not with the rest of the world. the girl is "out" to everyone in school and her family. it's disappointing we haven't seen more of her familys feelings on it though, but it's only 3 episodes in. it looks like they will be concentrating more on amy herself and how she feels. even though the majority of people around her are accepting, she still struggles because it doesn't matter if they accept her, coming out is about accepting yourself.<br /> <br /> also, it doesn't say that queer girls are faking it for attention. the premise is not that farfetched because yes, there are straight girls who say they are lesbian for attention. but of course that doesn't mean every lesbian is faking it. give people some credit, they don't need tv shows to tell them that outing people can be harmful. and if they do they're already a lost cause. and the stupid cishet white boy trying to turn her, so what? people like that exist. you don't have to like or agree with every single character. if everyone was perfect and had good morals, that would be an awfully dull show.

10 years ago

I agree. Whilst there is no denying the premise is problematic, the "cute as fuck" aspect makes it great.