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s02e01 — Welcome Back, Bitches!
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| Release Date: | 05.01.2023 15:00 |
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231I am very concerned about Ginny's condition, and I hope that helping her will really help.
1 episode of the average
I'm even sorry this season.
About the girls' quarrel. I think this is quite a circus. What is Max offended about? I don't understand at all. If I had a twin brother, I wouldn't care who I fuck with, even if it was my girlfriend.
Because of the acting, it doesn't feel like the conflicts have been sucked out of the finger. Perhaps because there is a lot of crying, but it does not seem superfluous, because you believe in the characters. I thought Ginny and her brother were going to join a gang, but they just ran away to their father. I didn't understand this stuff with the jacket and the photos at the end of that season. In general, it's kind of crazy so far, but I more or less like a pair of twins with curly hair. I wonder if the mother will be imprisoned and how the conflicts that the directors themselves inserted will be resolved 🤔🤔🤔
Somehow she demonizes her mother too much. And as for me, you're not welcome at all. 🤷🏼♀️
Girls who have a bad relationship with their mother will find it difficult to watch😢
The continuation of the story of Ginny and Georgia is still catchy from the first episode...
— Be kind. How would you look if your husband was dying?
— I looked amazing.
I agree with the comment above that almost all teenagers in this series are annoying, and yes, it's more interesting to watch adults. Zion was pleased in this episode, finally Ginny will turn to a therapist, and it's good that in this series for teenagers (mostly) they talk about self harm, because it's actually very serious
I'd say it's pretty hard if you're familiar with it and haven't learned how to handle it yourself.
I feel Ginny will surprise you with her behavior, however, as well as Georgia, the rattling grumbling girls, what can I take from them🙈😁
In general, if you choose a side, I'm still more on the side of Georgia than Ginny
Ginny seems like it's already too much, stop freaking out like that)))
so far in this series, only Paul and Marcus have pleased
— Georgia, this homemade cranberry stuffing is fabulous.
— Thanks. Old family recipe.
— Good, she cooks.
— Yeah, she cooks. Apparently. 😆
Georgia causes hatred by making Zion look bad every time. That sounds familiar to me. It's not okay to blame a father and make a child's father look bad. Whatever you have there, DON'T DO THAT. What you've had in the past IS YOUR PROBLEMS, not the child's. He's her father, first of all. The parent. Just like the mother. And Georgia freezes me out to the point of horror.
The second thing that infuriates Georgia at the moment is not the ability not to yell at Ginny. Not being able to talk to her. Yes, she's a teenager, she doesn't want to, she'll resist and all that, but damn. Just go out into the kitchen like they did and, damn it, talk WITHOUT SHOUTING. Yes, emotions, yes, angry and very upset, but shouting absolutely won't solve anything.
And this envy that the child is also attracted to the second parent and categorically "no" was also very disliked. Although, when Ginny ran away, her first thought was that Georgia would give her the first number. But I don't want that right now. Just an elementary conversation. Even if it doesn't lead to anything, we have to try.
Ginny. Oh, this transitional age. It's all difficult, and you don't know what to write about it either. Her world is divided into "black" and "white", but it also has shades. Different. And not everything happens the way you want it to. Not everything goes smoothly and it's not always possible to do the right thing. I empathize with her, surprisingly, but it's still encouraging to see my mother as a monster. Yes, she's not a saint, but she's a mother. And she did everything for her. I literally did everything, it even shows in the past. I didn't sleep for a day and a half to get the money and provide for my daughter, to give her a little attention for this money. And damn, it was obvious that she understood why Georgia had killed her ex-husband, but she was still pushing her own. It was for her own sake, it is not known how her husband's infatuation would have ended. Maybe he would have had specific interests in her and would have done something with her if Georgia hadn't been there. I'm not condoning murder, it's terrible, but there are shades to it. Different. Contradictory ones.
Zion. It's also complicated. I like him as a character, as a father, as an adequate person. But the fact that he didn't mention the self-harm of their common child... damn, there are shades here. It seems clear that he wants to get closer to his daughter, because if he told her, Ginny might stop trusting him, but still. Although, Georgia doesn't like psychologists and would probably consider it as "nonsense" and "I'm a mom, I'm your friend and assistant." I've had it myself. Although, it was possible to tell her in secret without her daughter and ask her not to talk about it. Just keep me posted.
* Yes, it's stuffy*
Ginny infuriates with her complicated and eternally dissatisfied offended cheeks. If you were so businesslike and understanding, well, go tell your mother about everything, and don't sit there with a sour face. Here, all teenagers are shown to be somewhat problematic. I can't remember at my age that I or my friends had such transitional stupidity. Although everyone grew up in different families, with their own problems. And somehow we survived this period normally. And then it's like, oh, Ginny, well, this is a teenager, and so on and so forth, like it's okay to be such a fool. She's been pissing me off since season 1, and she's still pissing me off.
And yes, for so long, some moments of season 1 have already been forgotten.
Someone eats sweets , someone drugs , and someone like this ...
...And not because "it's hard to be black and blah blah blah"
Besides, I don't think you have the right to devalue feelings. Yes, the fact that a black person can put pressure on him, but on your part this is disrespect and the same racism. We all understand perfectly well that the best life in the world is still for white men. The fact that you devalue the problems of class and racial inequality, I do not consider it tactful, at least to write it here. Under the series, the creator of which is a country that used to have huge problems in this area. Read To Kill a Mockingbird, a small work, but maybe you'll understand this problem better.
You're right about the comments being created to express an opinion. Then I went too far. Besides, the most interesting dialogues and arguments take place here.
- Look at everything, I feel bad, why aren't you looking?
- So tell me, why is it bad, how can we help?
- Fuck off, you stupid people, you won't understand, I feel bad!
If I were Georgia, I'd throw her out with her clothes, since she doesn't want to live here.
, but it seemed to me that this was part of the image. From the piled-up problems, the worries of both
The manner of speaking, making faces, smiling, dressing.
Just a delight🙈
I can't get enough of the men in this series, they're just gorgeous.😍🔥
Max is really infuriating! God, what's wrong with her? The feeling that Marcus was her property and had to report his every move to her.
Ginny, talk to your mother!
Obviously, she protects her children and loves them madly.
And all these stories can have a second side to the coin.
And of course, MARKUSSSSS GINNYII❤️❤️❤
How I missed God!
I used to always be on Georgia's side, but then she pissed me off too. she understood why her daughter ran away, since she burned the plant, but she's acting like an offended mother who can't get along with a typically gloomy teenager.
I don't really remember what happened in the first season, but it looked much nicer than the first episode of the second...
After she lost the election, at the very end, we were shown how she returns home, and she has a son and a sick husband there, and he takes care of him, that's all, so you can see the story of this family this season
They showed straight *typical teenage behavior*, which is very annoying. Talk to your mother about what worries her and destroys her from the inside? Noooo. Selfharm? Yeah, pliz. Well, really, it's so stupid, they had quite a trusting relationship to at least talk about it. And Georgia and Max are also not far behind in their strange behavior.
Anyway, I'm glad that the series is back, even though it feels like 5 years have passed. I hope there will be more interesting twists.
Paul and Austin are the best.
How the scriptwriters managed to create such an annoying character as Ginny is a question. But they are geniuses😃
I know from the inside what it is and what it's like to experience it all, but here I would say "I don't believe it!!!" Well, she doesn't show it. In this case, it looks like a romanticization of mental disorders.
Perhaps it's just that the actress couldn't convey this state correctly.
I watched season 1 before the release of the second, so if anything, I can remind you.
And also to the rest, if you need to clarify something, write, I am always happy to help.
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I watched the cast for the series on IMDb, for some reason it is not listed there.
A very familiar face, I can't remember where she came from.
I hope Ginny gets some real help, because this is a really important issue. In vain, Zayeon did not say, of course, although with her statements about psychology, she would hardly have helped in any way.
I really feel sorry for Abby, I wish the girls would make up as soon as possible.
Joe and Marcus are so cute😍
Here both sides can be understood. Ginny's a teenager, and that's why she's doing stupid things. I'm glad I told my father at least. Staying alone in this state is not the best idea.
Georgia is already beginning to strain with her excessive emotionality, she behaves infantile. Why don't we talk?
I feel sorry for Georgia too, she has an even more complicated story. But since you have chosen to use men as a way of survival, and you give birth to almost everyone, then somehow you need to grow up and be a mother. Georgia is lonely and she tried to use her daughter as a friend, but it doesn't work that way. A parent should be a parent) and let Georgia do her best to survive and give her children a better life, so far I see too much selfishness. After all, she loves Zion and would like to have a family with him, it would benefit Ginny too. But no. She succumbed to the mayor's speech about power) That says a lot, too.
Pseudo girlfriends are a separate story for me) there was no strong friendship there, everyone was "friends" only while it was easy and fun. And as soon as the problems started, no one is up to girlfriends. What happened to Abby when she literally begged for help and was ignored? What happened to Ginny when she was thrown overboard by the MAND for deciding to be honest about her feelings
But I liked this juxtaposition of Ginny's and Georgia's nightmares. In Ginny's dream, Georgia, based on Ginny's sick imagination, begins to strangle her, then Georgia's dream is her reality in which she lived. By God, I'm only watching this show for Georgia.
Max is overdoing it, it really turned out to be too cruel with Abby.
Georgia is a good mother, but a disgusting wife.
And Marcus 💔💔💔💔💔💔
I hope the girlfriends will all hang out together again, and things will get better with Marcus.
Well... we just delved into the topic of self-harm, plus we added a panic attack - and at that moment, talking to my father, I even started crying and I felt sorry for Ginny.
But! A lot of big and fat "buts". Despite all this, she is terribly selfish. Georgia, of course, is also great, but Ginny has surpassed everyone in my opinion.
So on the one hand, I understand that it's a shock to find out that your mother killed someone. But, fuck, you know the circumstances of the murder, and you even know about Georgia's past! And like she's afraid? Does she think she and her brother aren't safe with Georgia? Is she serious????? Georgia laid down her life for you, of course she has the right to be happy as she sees fit.
I also liked the way they talked about the topic with the "bad" and "good" parents. That for some reason, the one who raised you is most often bad, and the one who was almost never there, but he is so kind and allows what a permanent parent is not, is good. And Zayn is perceived as such a cool parent, and Georgia is an evil and selfish bitch.
I do not support Zayn's decision to keep silent about selfharma. OK, Georgia has a biased attitude towards psychotherapy. But you could talk to her separately when she's a little calmer and clearly explain that this time everything is extremely serious, but again everyone is indulging Ginny.
And in this episode, Max was terribly disappointed. The scene with Abby—ugh, it was disgusting. She really doesn't understand that friendship is not only when it's fun and good together, but also when it's bad and difficulties arise.
OK, I understand that I'm a little offended by the situation with my brother, but it's inappropriate to inflate it to such an alleged betrayal. Although it is really slightly inadequate in principle.
Actually, I'm really glad that the series is back. And yes, surprisingly Marcus seems like a pretty deep guy this time.
But damn, how unfair they are to Abby! I can understand Max's rage towards Ginny, and that's a stretch. Well, damn, I can't figure out why she's so mad at Abby anymore. Abby had a lot of problems of her own, her parents' divorce, poor self-esteem, so Max decided to make an outcast out of her because she didn't tell about Marcus and Ginny. The motive is completely moronic
It's not right to kill someone because they think differently from you. Says otherwise. He wants something different. So even though Georgia is cool and gripping, it's not right to take someone's life.
Her dad is generally 20 out of 10, did the job and left.. if I had known that my child was mutilating himself, I would have found a way to stop him, but then he just clapped his hands and fell into the fog. Ugh, just ugh.
Max is hammering away with mountains of teenage maximalism, and Marcus is just hammering away. Well, it's simple from the bottom of my heart, you can't say anything.... I really hope that after watching this season, my assessment of the series will not lose another star.
no sympathy, no understanding
of course, I understand that there may be something offensive about this, but damn.. It would have been possible to discuss everything a long time ago, especially with Abby.
And there's still the question of why Gini won't even try to talk to her mom..
If everyone sat down and talked, it would solve many problems.
So what if her skin is darker, I think she 's more into it than everyone else
Everyone except the teacher clearly didn't care.
The navel of the earth is just
Although in fact, my brother has more reason to be offended by Georgia.
Max is a fool, that's the truth. I wasn't offended by what, and I wasn't sure why.
Ginny is not causing positive emotions yet. I'll see what happens next.
Actually, I don't quite share the excitement of this series. The first season was normal, you can't say that anymore. Before episode 5, it was just fine, and then it got a little worse.
In general, it feels like Joe is the only mentally normal person in Welsbury.
Georgia has a lot of problems and a difficult past, but that doesn't absolve her of responsibility. The way she behaves, in general, and with children is the behavior of an absolutely immature person.
She's also angry that she recognizes herself in Ginny's behavior, and it pains her to accept it. She lives in denial that the problem is with her, and not with anyone else, and skepticism about psychotherapy only confirms this. The past hadn't gone away, it was still with her wherever she went.
In my opinion, there is a difference between Ginny and Georgia in this episode, let's look further.
The series actually raises interesting, important and deep topics, I didn't even expect it to be like this when I started watching. It comes out quite multifaceted. The situations are exaggerated, of course, it's still a series, but nevertheless.
On the positive side, I like how the scenes with their father in Marcus and Max's house lighten up the atmosphere) And Joe, the nicest guy.
Abby is so sorry((
And Ginny was desperate..
I can't, Marcus, just wow🔥
(In season 2, he seemed to have matured, both externally and internally)
Cynthia felt so sorry, as if she had already stopped "resisting" And "fighting" with Georgia.
Marcus is just a thrill, he's changed so much!
Even from her memories, it can be concluded that Georgia gave everything to her, did everything that depended on her.
Help me watch the rest of this season if Ginny behaves like this all season …