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joey jeremiah is autistic bc i said so
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āthe best laid plansā
- honestly i know unrequited crushes suck but itās hard to feel that bad for joey when iām pretty sure steph has expressed disinterest and said no multiple times this point. though i donāt think the writers Quite intended this, which is part of why iām willing to cut him Some slack, his behavior in this day and age would probably be called out as harassment.
- man i still am having a hard time being on voulaās side in this whole conflict. i think it would be one thing if there had been a long history established/implied of stephanie not treating her well/taking voula for granted, but thereās notāin that first episode, the major emphasis is put on how new stephanieās behavior is. and even then, the meanest thing she did was not thank voula for her help with the campaign, which sheās tried to apologize for. voula didnāt want to hear it, which is her prerogative, but makes it hard to empathize when she reacts to anything stephanie says to her with vitriol. so far stephanieās worst crimes have just⦠not actually been that bad. she doesnāt have to forgive stephanie or be her friend if she doesnāt want but her reactions to stephanie reaching out just feel really disproportionate.
- frankly i feel like arthur has way more of a right to be upset with her lmao. literally pretending heās not her brother and getting mad when he doesnāt comply is way worse than anything else sheās done imo. that being said āgrade sevens are people tooā ādebatableā is jshshsh great dialogue.
- i have never understood these ācomedicā plots where boys watch porn together. is that an actual thing people do? it feels more like a trope playing into the idea that boys are constantly sex-crazed, often with a splash of āno homoā thrown in there, but in reality i think most people (especially as kids?) would find it awkward.
- awww i do like that voula hears the rumor and is genuinely concerned about stephanie enough to ask her about it. and i really feel for stephanie? she really wants this boy to like her and thinks she messed up so, like, owes it to him now ā which is not at all true and voula is right to check in with whether itās what she really wants, but itās a very realistic mindset for an insecure teenage girl.
- being concerned that your daughter might be planning to have sex too young/for the wrong reasons is understandable but saying your daughter looks like a tramp for how sheās dressing Absolutely Isnāt.
- i do like that they showed that wheels was also unsure whether he was ready to be having for sex and that the show doesnāt just treat that like itās a given because heās a boy, even if most of the other characters do (which is definitely compounding the pressure he feels.)
- interestingly, i thought wheelsā fatherās approach to talking to him was much better than stephanieās momās. without sounding too judgmental or condescending, he still took it seriously when wheels brought up the idea of having sex, explained that there were responsibilities involved, and let him know that he thought he was too young to be having sex. while i donāt think stephās momās approach of handing out literature, for instance, was inherently bad, it seems like she came down really hard on stephanie (though we donāt see the conversation.) stephanie says it felt like her mom was acting as though she murdered someone. while i think itās understandable to be angry and concerned when your kid is lying to you, i also think as a parent it is your responsibility to try to make sure they feel safe and like they wonāt be judged when theyāre honest with you and to really examine why they might not feel comfortable telling you the truth. and treating it like stephanie was doing something moraly wrong for potentially being interested in sex does not set up a healthy mindset it.
- though iām not quite sure what the smile at the end is meant to convey, i like that stephanie didnāt answer/left it ambiguous when voula asks if she really would have gone through with sleeping with wheels on their date. she admits she didnāt want to but they purposely leave the question open-ended and as sad as it is, i think itās realistic/makes a lot of sense that stephanie herself might not know the answer to that question.
- also curious if this means stephanie and voula are back to being friends? voulaās concern for her seemed to outweigh her annoyance ans theyāre talking like theyāre back on good terms at the end. i honestly donāt hate that as a way of resolving conflict; sometimes itās like that with friendship, especially at that age⦠itās not this whole bog affair, the thing you were mad about just stops mattering as much when thereās something else going on.

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derek wheeler has my whole heart. i know his grief arc/spiral is going to Do Things to me. When I saw the cop car out front my heart SANK
--- Just read more about Neil Hope too. Seeing the parallels between him & two of the people I've lost is so sad.
Just realized that Spike and Snake is the 80s version of Spinner and Emma getting together