s03e02 — Beep Beep Freaking Beep

Marcus💔 You can't be such a sensitive, wonderful person when you're depressed, your heart bleeds even when he smiles🥺🥺

And Austin, who is half a head taller than Ginny, looks very funny going to a small class.😬

What is the chemistry between Ginny and Marcus in this episode?
I also think Max is very worried that Ginny discusses problems with everyone except her. I noticed this back in the first episode, I wonder if they will develop this line.

Most of all, I was hooked by the scenes in the therapist's office. It's nice to see that the series raises such important topics, and Ginny gets a little closer and clearer.

"I need a break."
"From me?"
– Yes, it is.
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I liked the way Markus described depression, he hit the nail on the head.
Probably the very words I was looking for to make someone else understand.

Marcus and Ginny's conversation … It was so good, even if it was sad. Ginny really needs a break from Georgia, and so does Austin. Keeping such secrets is very difficult, especially for children.

I'm surprised about Cynthia, I was so sure that she had tacitly asked Georgia to kill her husband. But I respect Georgia for not pushing Cynthia under the bus, as the lawyer suggested.

I'm sorry about Paul. It's all hard for him. I'm also sorry for Austin, but he's doing great, gaining strength, learning to walk with his head held high. A guy is growing up.

Ginny… Her attitude is ambiguous, but I'm glad that at least sometimes she became interested in other people, like Abby or Marcus. And not just always talking about yourself. Well, really, she's not talking about herself mostly, but about her mom) But in general, for a 16-year-old girl, she is quite conscious. And strong.

I started liking Abby more this season. Maybe she's mean, but... that's the kind of person who knows how to be sympathetic and generally be a devoted friend. She has a soul, very much so.

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I really like the approach to mental health this season. It was good in the past, too, but here it just opens up to the maximum, I cry on every scene with Marcus, knowing by myself what he's going through. And I like their open relationship with Ginny, I agree with his decision not to be with her yet, it would be too much for both of them.
I always have been and always will be(?) on Georgia's side, but telling a child who is in complete disarray because of your own actions that you also wanted to escape from her, but could not, and partly it was her fault - through all the edges. Ginny is certainly not to blame for Georgia's life situation.
So far, both episodes are very sad, but good, as for me, this season is already head and shoulders above the first two.

I think we've already written about it.
But I don't quite understand. How are Markus' parents helping him? Ginny goes to a specialist, and Marcus? Why doesn't he take pills, people with depression can be helped now.

In this situation, I feel sorry for Ginny, who has to teach her brother to go through what she went through, and Austin, who just happened to be a bystander.

" Don 't ruin my reputation ! "

Georgia, are you serious 😳

Antonia Gentry plays just for a million people, her facial expressions are something, I admire. Her monologue in Marcus's garage and their conversation is just heartbreaking. And in general, their relationship is so cautious, it's obvious that it's magnetizing, but they don't break into codependency to help themselves first, and then try to build something together.

I feel like Georgia's going to dig up some dirt by spying on the neighbors. Maybe they'll fix Cynthia's relationship with Joe, it would be a kind of raft twist. But so far, her unwillingness to blacken Cynthia's reputation looks very worthy.

I feel sorry for Max.
Apart from the ending of season 1 (although it could be understood there), she was a great friend and still defends Ginny. I may not remember what happened in season 2 very well, but Ginny had no reason to treat her like that, did she?
I liked their friendship, Max helped Ginny settle into a new school, for which she gets constantly dumped and told about her life by anyone but her best friend.

Marcus is so pretty when he's depressed, he's so cute.😍🥰

I also want to mention how Ginny has grown as a character. She is no longer a selfish little girl, but a person who thinks about others, but how do you worry about her, because now she carries everything on herself

God, Zayn and his family are so annoying. Georgia is not a saint at all, but she tried to take care of the children and do what she could for them. Of course, these were often wrong actions, but she grew up in a destructive environment and got used to this kind of problem solving. Zayn hardly participated in his child's life at all, the parents only offered to separate the mother from the child, no real help. They also say that HE was the one who suffered, even though he's the only victim here (even though she cheered me up the first season, now she's less) This is Ginny.

- a light jog, she said, it will be fun, let's cheer up. I'll beat you up.
"Get up, get up
- all runners are fools
- I like to run.
- so you're a fool
It's a sweet dialogue between Max and Ginny, partly it's very vital and reminds me of my conversations with friends about running.

The "Catch-22" is mentioned at the beginning of the series. If anyone is interested, this is a paradoxical situation in which a person cannot avoid something due to conflicting rules or conditions.

The term is taken from Joseph Heller's novel Catch-22. In the book, this refers to a military aviation rule that says a pilot can avoid flying if he's crazy. However, if a pilot submits a request for suspension due to insanity, then the very fact of submitting this request proves his sanity, and he is refused suspension.

The pace of the series is still a bit slow.

I think Cynthia ran out of money and couldn't pay for her husband's upkeep. And she played out these torments to end it all with someone else's hands-Georgia's hands. When she defiantly ran to her door with loud accusations and looked around like this: look how indignant I am, I was convinced of this.

I really like Georgia))

Ginny bursts into the garage and starts talking about her problems
Marcus humbly sits down on a stool and listens to her, putting aside his business.
Milota 😍

Zion is an infantil (who may have finally grown up now, judging by his behavior)
And his mom is the kind of nasty people who will smile in your face and shit themselves in three boxes behind your back and stick a knife in your back.
If you think Georgia really could have chosen what Zion's mom suggested. Then you don't know such people)
If she really wanted to help, and not take her granddaughter away, then she would have helped without custody :) That's all. But she always disliked Georgia and doesn't love her now, including because Georgia is white.

And I'm sorry that some commentators don't see it. Oh, that poor Zion, who was always looking for himself and didn't give a damn about his daughter, except for texting and seeing each other once a year. Valiant father, what can I say?
And no, Georgia never stopped him from seeing his daughter, except for that one escape at the age of 16 (otherwise Zion would have already reminded her about it 20 times, but he only remembers that escape to her).

I've seen similar tracking anklets quite often in movies and TV shows. But this is the first time I've seen them have to be charged)

Now I'm worried about my neighbor, whether he will find a relationship or not))

I suddenly realized how much they all piss me off x) Ginny is infuriating in triple size

Looking at Georgia's face is an endless pleasure. Finally, we learned more about the Bridge. People are so obvious.

I barely watched it, an endless series, they'll talk about the same topic all season, as I understand it, nothing else will happen, I used to like the series, now I can't remember why…