9 Reasons Why "The Carrie Diaries" Is Amazingly Frustrating

Anticipating the premiere of the second season on October 25, it’s time to indulge in our love/hate relationship with this fabulous show.

1. Kyddshaw's Break-Ups and Make-Ups

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Carrie, can you please figure out what you want? When every little fight is turning into a breakup, it’s getting pretty old. Yet, the constant drama keeps us on our toes, and isn’t that secretly why we all love to watch teenie shows?

2. Sebastian Kydd’s outrageous hotness

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You can’t help but want to run your fingers through his hair, or stare into those baby blues forever, or caress his perfect cheekbones, or feel his soft lips. Anywhere. But even if we met Austin Butler in real life, he’s already taken. By cute, sexy and successful Vanessa Hudgens. Sigh.

3. Mouse picking grades over good guys

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Seriously, if a handsome, smart and athletic guy like West was being all flirty with us, we wouldn’t fight it. And much less to excessively focus on things like homework and extra credits. But isn’t it so refreshing and great to see a high school girl whose own stuff is more important to her than a guy, for a change?

4. Sweet Maggie’s betrayals

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We all love Maggie. She seems like a loving, loyal and sarcastic-funny person most of the time, with huge eyes, snarky comments and a shoulder to lean on. So we hate to see her grinding on officer Simon in his police car, or being all over Sebastian in a weak moment. Please stop.

5. Perfect Walt struggling

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We get it, you're a gay teen coming out of the closet in the 80s. That itself is huge and would make for a very own TV show. Because Walt is so perfect in every way, we hated to see him struggle and deny. Go for it and ditch Bennet with all the waiting business!

6. Tom doing it all right and wrong

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Tom Bradshaw is like the best dad ever. He is caring, considerate and empathic and lets Dorrit look like a Hell’s Angel. But sometimes he’s so insecure and awkward when it comes to parenting, you want to tell him to grow some balls. Also: If you want to have a ladyfriend, have one.

7. The two sides of impossible Dorrit

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It’s hard to get Dorrit. She’s either a rebellious, ungrateful little brat, or a wise, understanding and consoling sister and friend. But as annoying as she can be, it's so good to see her fall in love with someone she can be herself with.

8. Larissa’s tragic-glamorous life

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Oh Larissa. Why are you so awesome and yet so pitiful? Your glitzy life full of clothes, guys and parties leaves you lonely, clinging to a 17 year old as your only true friend. If only we could help you, poor little bird!

9. Mean Donna's walls

Donna LaDonna, we love to hate you. You are probably the most vulnerable of all, using your body to get boys to like you and being a bullying backstabber to maintain your reputation. If you could just let your walls down, that'd be great.