Felice and Wilhelm kissing scene was painful to watch but mainly confusing because it’s a damn copy-paste of Wilhelm and Simon’s love scene in season 1. It’s almost the same moves and looks and rhythm and it happens on the opposite bed of Wilhelm’s room just like if it was literally a mirror image. 

And that make sense, the intention was for Wilhelm to try to feel something similar but that moment was beautiful because it was with Simon and in no way he could recreate it with someone else, not even a person he deeply care for like Felice. 

I actually like this scene, it’s smart and realistic. He’s vulnerable and sad and with someone he is safe with, them kissing make sense. It’s dumb but it’s very teenager-in-pain life. 

What i love the most is Wilhelm face when Henry interrupts them. It’s shame and sadness. He knows it was a bad call and he would have wanted to erase it. But now people will know and it won’t be possible. And he certainly does not want Simon to know. Not because it’s him ‘cheating’ in a way but because what happened is not what it seems. It’s not him trying to move on, i feel that it’s him trying to relive past moments with Simon and maybe seeking some confort.

Anyway they did handle this part very well in my opinion. They address the situation very quickly afterwards, Wilhelm apologizes and Felice calls him out on his behavior. It’s honest and good communication and they move on. 

abortion law in Poland was already the strictest in Europe, abortion was allowed in only 3 cases:

if the pregnancy was a result of rape or incest

if the mother's health was at risk

in case of foetal defects.

another problem is that there is something called "conscience clause" among Polish doctors which means that they can deny a patient certain treatment if it's against their conscience or beliefs (yes, it mostly applies to conservative, catholic doctors). some doctors went as far as not telling women about foetal defects until it was too late to terminate pregnancy. what's more, abortion in case of rape happens very rarely, since it's difficult to prove rape in the eyes of Polish law.

in 2019, only 1100 legal abortions took place in Poland, a country populated by 38 milion people. 98% of these abortions happened because of foetal defects.

on October 22nd 2020, Poland's top court ruled abortion due to foetal defects inconstitional, basically making abortion illegal.

Polish women will be forced to give birth to children with basically no chance to live. they will be tortured physically and mentally. rich women will be able to visit neighbouring countries to have abortion there but there are plenty of women who will have unsafe, illegal abortions, endangering their lives.

there are protests happening all over the country. not for the first time though, we've been protesting abortion ban for few years now. there's a sense of solidarity among us but the truth is, we're afraid.