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Now I know I’m gonna get a lot of people hating me for context I am gay myself. But I just don’t think it was right for her character. Also not to mention some of the fans also agreeing that putting her with Emily felt like a quick way to finish both their stories and for the writers to kill 2 birds with one stone which don’t get me even started. Emily deserved better. I’m sorry but if they didn’t kill Maya, I would’ve put her with her or at least write a storyline where she met someone later than the other girls (which is ready, relatable and common with gay people) working as a swim coach at competition and fell in love. No wonder why Emily got a divorce who wouldn’t being married to Alison. Also not to mention Alison being attracted to like so many guys and the only woman being attracted to was Emily I’m sorry but what that’s not how it works and I remember other queer people calling this out.

Also, what’s everyone’s opinions on how different the show would’ve been if they stuck to the books and made Emily bisexual. I mean to be honest I think it was great representation making her a lesbian, but also the show did have character who were attracted to multiple genders. It just wasn’t talked about as much but I wonder how different it would’ve been if she was bisexual.

Mother is so iconic I just watched an interview
of her. I love how open and chill about her bisexuality. Ayesha and Slayyyter both being bisexual and making bops is so cool they are like a biconic duo mother may not be trans but at least she’s still part of the community

What’s her new Tumblr?

I love how they don’t use social media, not only is it good for the plot lines and storylines because I feel like nowadays people can get lost in using technology in plots and storytelling, not to mention it also is a nice escape from the real world like you forget about like social media and the pressures and et cetera when watching also it proves that you can live without social media and I don’t know something about Tina not having social media as well it’s kind of cool and I wish I could’ve been like that in a sense but #noregrets. also it also shows you what you miss when you’re on your phone too much cause when I first started watching it, I was like oh my God they have all these cool adventures and things. Why does stuff like this? Not happen in my life when in reality it does but I was just glued to my phone.

Hiya, sorry to bother everyone. I’m trying to find a specific scene but I don’t know what season or episode it’s from as I can’t remember but it’s basically Emily in the woods during the day either trying to find something related to Alison and she ends up sitting on this tree stump thinking about it. I think it’s in the latest seasons it’s definitely not one or two (I think) and it’s really cool song plays but I can’t remember it for the sake of me. Please may someone help me out, thank you so much. I’m sorry for being annoying.

This isn’t really a technical helper. Just wondering why do influencers and or celebrities on Snapchat shows who before getting the show used to post regularly on Snapchat and constantly once the show is add and finished like it ends they never post again is it like a Snapchat deal with like oh you can’t use your account ever again after having a Snapchat show or like they own your Snapchat content and they can’t monetise it so they don’t use it?

Like I slayyyter talking about relationships and being single and I think Maddie even brought up an old photo of her with purple hair and her sister but I remember like a week or two later it got cut maybe for her sister‘s privacy but does anyone else remember it or am I going crazy?

I didn’t know she hated villain. I googled what songs she disliked and in a starfucker diaries, she said she hated villain which I’m quite shocked because at the time of release she really liked it I remember her speaking highly of it but obviously people change and grow. I do wonder though is her disliking for troubled paradise because it didn’t do commercially well and or the fans didn’t particularly like it or is it just she genuinely dislikes it cause even as a fan and someone that bought troubled paradise I can admit this album was a little bit of a curveball and the direction was a little bit confusing, but I still liked it.

I know it was like only for short period of time in 2016 and her just making beats but it’s still interesting and I would love to hear more about that era cause we always hear about the 2017 lo-fi era but never the 8 bite era