u/InevitableAge6210

Hannah had a point when she said Amy wants to tell everybody want to do with their lives, but with her it's a different story. She shouldn't have told Bright they Hannah doesn't like doing things he likes because that's none of her business, and why is getting in the middle of their relationship? It's not like she's a relationship expert she barely has a successful relationship with Ephram. She's so quick to tell everyone else what to do, but she doesn't take anybody's advice. She think she knows everything. What do you think of the situation?

Do you think Amy was not understanding where Hannah was coming from when they were discussing handing out condoms to teenagers? I understand they both have different beliefs, but it seemed like Amy was trying to pressure Hannah with her views on sex, and when Hannah disagreed she got upset because she wanted Hannah to agree with her. Forgetting that Hannah has stated that she wanting until marriage to have sex, and Amy saying they're going to sex anyway isn't going to change that.

I haven't all the watched the show regularly, but from what I'm seeing between Miami Tip and Amara is weird. I think Miami Tip is inserting herself into Amara's business. She didn't need to get involved with the Alan drama because at the end of the day. Amara knew what was going on and she choose to go forward on the situation she doesn't need saving. I understand that's her friend, but screaming at her is pointless because she tried to help Amara, but she didn't want to listen. What makes her think constantly going after Amara going to do? She made her bed let her lie in it. She's a grown woman not a child. What do you think about the situation?

Does anyone feel his character really went downhill after Rayna called off the wedding? His reaction to her telling him she didn't want to marry him was so wrong, and going over Deacon's house and saying all those things about Rayna was overboard. He could have handled the situation better, but turned into a child when he didn't get what he wanted. He was doing questionable things before the wedding as well, so I don't think Luke Wheeler was the great guy that everybody thought he was.

I know they had ups and downs, and Deacon had a drinking problem, but he managed to turn everything around and become the man Rayna wanted him to be. I think that's admirable considering a addiction is hard to be and most people end up going down the wrong path, and never recover. I think Rayna and Deacon are good together they had their problems, but always find the way back to each other, and Deacon was a good father to Maddie and Daphne and a good husband to Rayna. What do you think of them together?

Which characters do you think had the least development throughout the show?

Which romance movies that you know are cheesy, but you still love them anyway?

Which romance movies do you think has the best endings?

I know Nicholas Sparks Movies gets a reputation for being awful, but I don't think his movies aren't bad. The acting is good, and I think the love stories have all you need in a romance movie. It's dramatic, but at the same time pulls at your heart strings because the story is emotional. I know he's not everybody's cup at tea, but I can understand how some people can like his movies has all the right intergedients to make a movie watchable. What do you think about his movies?

I feel the only good parents on the show was the Cohens and Summer's dad the rest of them were trash didn't know how to raise their kids at all.

I feel most people can agree that Julie was a terrible mother in the beginning. She cared more about money than Marissa's well-being, and set up her up to be in awful marriage because she advocate for her to be with Luke instead of Ryan. Even though Ryan had showed that he's capable of being a good boyfriend, and not falling into patterns that people would expect him to coming from a bad neighborhood. What do they think of Julie as a character?