[yulan]

Yeah. And not even they were real villains, but troubled girls who craved belonging.

I mean, I sort of liked the show did not have real villains, but if they were sort of flirting with the ideas when it comes to women, they should have tried with men too.

[msstock87]

Exactly, they were not villains at all.

I agree with you, they did not have real villains but they should have tried with the men too if they were going to with the women too.

[yulan]

https://www.instagram.com/p/CPjI-F_jEiY/

[msstock87]

Thanks for the scene.

[yulan]

When Clare and David concluded that Kelly was a lesbian, and apparently talked about that to anyone but Kelly.

[msstock87]

Yeah, that was really stupid in my opinion.

[yulan]

Swipe for all parts:

[msstock87]

When Dylan caught Andrea.

[yulan]

Yes. I liked his support to her.

[msstock87]

I did too. They had a great friendship.

[yulan]

I also liked how she called him out on cheating. I wish he showed any embarrassment for it, ever.

[msstock87]

I feel the same way. Andrea called him out which was nice to see.

[yulan]

He did not seem to care much though. Dylan has become insufferably self-righteous from S3 onwards.

[msstock87]

You’re right, he did not seem to care.

[yulan]

When Kelly said he was one of the most self-centered men on the planet, I really felt it