#bracia

🖤 unrelated but I need almost all of Georgia's wardrobe from this season

🖤I bingewatched the whole season in two days so forgive me if there is no continuity but:

🖤oh my god poor Austin, I fear no therapist can help him

🖤also are we just supposed to ignore that he looks like a 14 year old instead of a 9 (?) year old? How much time passed between seasons?

🖤the casting for young Ginny this season was off sorry

🖤also I feel like most of the flashbacks didn't give anything, and also that there were too many per episode

🖤I feel like they were too many storylines this season and the writers didn't know what to do with most of them

🖤like Ginny starting to act like a villain of a reddit post in the last few episodes? Max being pushed out for some reason by two of her friends since childhood and a friend who she is the first friend of? Sam being bi towards Abby ? the whole I♡u thing Bracia had going on with her boyfriend?

🖤proud to say that as soon as someone (Max I think?) offered that they all take a test I knew that Ginny/Norah was going to get pregnant. Honestly I thought it was going to be Norah since she didn't have many storylines/ much focus in the show & because I love her relationship with her bf and to me he seems like a guy who would support her

🖤 Wolfe > Marcus (why did they have to ruin him😭 I knew that he wasn't going to be permanent but come on)

🖤Georgia faking a pregnancy??? This is such a terrible plan because Paul could easily ask for her to take another test to confirm the pregnancy for sure/ after a while Paul would notice that she doesn't have symptoms or accidentally drink wine or something else that would give her away

🖤when Georgia was drinking milk instead of wine/juice/idk I was like "wait there are only a few minutes left and there is probably going to be a plot twist, is she pregnant???" (Mind you I didn't remember about the "Georgia drinking milk when she is pregnant" thing)

🖤ZION I HATE YOU LIKE YOU CAN'T BE ABSENT FROM YOUR DAUGHTER'S & BABY-MOTHER'S LIFE AND DON'T SUPPORT THEM AND THEN ACT SHOCKED AND ANGRY WHEN YOU FIND OUT THAT TEEN-AND-ALONE GEORGIA DIDN'T HAVE THE BEST SOLUTIONS. also the way he called child services and didn't care much about what Ginny and Georgia went through??

🖤so is Joe the father or Paul? Honestly if it's Paul's he is going to be extremely mad, and I don't think that Georgia wants anything to do with Paul anymore, but if it's Paul's it maybe makes a lot more sense because I have a feeling that the writers want them to be endgame

🖤I feel like the abortion storyline could have been better, especially since the show takes place in the United States, but almost every scene/plot in the show felt rushed so

🖤honestly I expected Georgia to explain in court all of her life-childhood since I felt that the show was going to that direction

🖤the scene in which Georgia host the festival for small businesses in her house-yard was genius: you don't think much of it and you think it's just to (try to) reclaim her good name until the court scene

P.S.: tutaj nie wygląda to jeszcze tak źle, później było gorzej.

some thoughts i have regarding the black representation in ginny and georgia s2! i definitely think it is a major improvement from season 1

bracia’s romance and role! i was so thrilled to see bryon cast as the duke in “wellington” (which by the way, the premise of wellington cracked me up). at the beginning of the season bracia points out all too real doubts about getting cast as the lead in a show, not to mention a period piece set in england i presume. even when shows like this (aka not “black” shows) try to diversify, the at least one of the romantic leads usually ends up being white. seeing two black romantic leads show black love on screen was amazing

ginny’s therapist being black. aside from the obvious reason that georgia has....interesting approaches to mental health i am really glad that it was zion who found ginny a therapist. i doubt georgia would have thought to get ginny a black therapist if tasked with finding her one. it is really important for therapists to be able to discuss and understand race and racial trauma, and it is clearly something ginny needs to discuss. in the joint therapy episode, it was great that georgia’s lack of understanding to certain racial issues was brought up, but i feel like it was dismissed pretty quickly. i hope they can explore that conversation more in s3