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âFrom what Iâve been told by employees, this was going to be a very explicitly queer relationship. There would be a kiss, an âI love you.â It wasnât going to be coded like you see in a lot of Disney movies.â
âShe said it was the first time in her life that she felt a love that didnât hurt. And it just stuck with me to this day. I think about it all the time.â
âIf you only know about this show because of the drama, itâs kind of a shame. Because I feel like it takes a very sex-positive stance, especially when it comes to young women.â
ââNever Have I Everâ was really good. If it had come out when I was 15 or 16, it would have been a game-changer. But itâs just pushed to the side because there are teens in it.â
âThere are plenty of reasons to have a party. The internet is so creative. There is so much we can do that doesnât focus on whether your child has a penis or not.â
âThat video in the elevator drew a lot of people in. But I knew what that was the second I saw it. She wasnât operating in the same realityâShe was somewhere else.â
âI donât know what itâs like to know that sometimes your mental illness is going to get you in trouble, and knowing that you need to have the right people around you. And then not having those people around you.â
âThey canât use the word âroyalâ in anything. How petty is that?â
âHe didnât come to me to get my opinion on the ring and I resent him for it.â
âI tend to tune out all generational talk these days. Because it all seems very fake. It all seems like superficial loyalty. Almost like a sports team.â
âI think most of us were surprised Tessica still had hair by the end of it. Sheâs definitely come out with more hair than any of us expected her to have.â
âShe has been very clear for years, speaking out, giving senate testimony, that at age 18 she was in a relationship with a very charismatic and powerful man⌠but she never did name him. And somehow for that reason he was able to ignore it.â
âLet me tell you, Iâve gotten plenty of emails from people saying these women deserve it. And those arenât fun to getâ
âThat video in the elevator drew a lot of people in. But I knew what that was the second I saw it. She wasnât operating in the same realityâShe was somewhere else.â
âI tend to tune out all generational talk these days. Because it all seems very fake. It all seems like superficial loyalty. Almost like a sports team.â
âThey canât use the word âroyalâ in anything. How petty is that?â
âI donât know what itâs like to know that sometimes your mental illness is going to get you in trouble, and knowing that you need to have the right people around you. And then not having those people around you.â
âIt almost feels like a slap in the face. Like, what do you consider important? Especially for Emily In Parisâwhich is one of the whitest shows Iâve seen.â
âIf you only know about this show because of the drama, itâs kind of a shame. Because I feel like it takes a very sex-positive stance, especially when it comes to young women.â
âI see the three movies as three different love triangles. Thereâs Lara Jean, Peter and Josh. Then Lara Jean, Peter and John Ambrose. And this last one is Lara Jean, Peter and who Lara Jean is becoming.â