r/TheSummerITurnedPrett

Update: turns out I went to high school with Jeremiah Fisher

Update: turns out I went to high school with Jeremiah Fisher

I met Gavin in the wild today. Turns out we went to school together??? I was a freshman when he was a senior. Absolutely insane. Anyway here’s baby Gavin

u/OldTrust546 — 8 days ago

Met mf JEREMIAH FISHER today???

My own face scratched out for privacy reasons. This is crazy!!! For reference I live in a rural SMALL TOWN and this NEVER happens I was shook!!

u/OldTrust546 — 8 days ago

Ugh what’s with the bangs!!!!!!!

The bangs feel so forced, and they are so annoying. I just wanna push them out of the way. They’re so wispy and unflattering. What is this? And why did we need to see it? He’s so handsome and the bangs kept taking me out of it. Is this normal? Is this how young people are wearing their hair today? 😂 am I out of touch😂 even Jeremiah and Stephen have bangs. Ugh. End of rant

u/Yallabyeee — 7 days ago

The 'Character Assassination' Argument

So this is sort of a rant, and it's not super important, but am I the only one that gets annoyed when I'm complaining about why I don't like a certain character for doing a certain thing and the response is 'well, the writers just made the character do that etc'? Yes, I acknowledge that at times writers can make a character do something that completely contradicts their personality, but it doesn't change the fact that the character still carried out that action in the show. With that logic, then there's no valid reason to hate any character because 'the writers made them do it'.

I'm saying this because I remember once I was having a discussion about The Summer I turned Pretty before the last season came out and I mentioned how I didn't really like Jeremiah's character. I explained that later on in the books (and eventually in the series), he cheats on Belly and the response was 'Well, the writers just MADE him do it to end the love triangle. He's not actually a bad person and his infidelity doesn't count because the writer's purposefully made him act that way.' I was pretty annoyed because that just doesn't make sense. We can't ignore the action just because you don't believe it's a valid character flaw. That doesn't mean I can't hate him or I have no justification to do so just because 'he normally wouldn't do it'. He still carried out the action, regardless of whether it was a poor writers' choice or not.
Anyways, I used to hear this argument frequently for Jeremiah, especially before s3 came out. I was wondering if anyone else agreed with me or had the same experience.

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u/Ro432 — 7 days ago

Anika was the voice of reason Belly needed, but never got enough of

I wish Belly and Anika spent more time together in S3. Belly needed a close friend like Anika who was an outside perspective and didn’t know the boys personally to talk some reason and logic into her.

If they were closer/spent more time together I think Anika would’ve made Belly see how Jere is continuously guilt tripping and manipulating her, and that she was never his #1 priority. And in turn, I think Belly would’ve broken up with him a lot sooner if she had a friend like this.

But I know, I know, this is a drama show and I’m being too realistic 😂

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u/Sour_strawberry07 — 8 days ago