I finished 6 episodes late at night. I hope there will be a second season. I would like to express my views on the two protagonists (like the title).
George
George's main character is that he is not easy to express his thoughts, and is a relatively introverted person. This also caused her not to be so fast in identity recognition. This heroine’s straight daughter has a very real heart journey. She grew up because of love. There are mainly two turning points. The first is to let her friend call corn after a fall (also the sweetest point in the show) and then she is in the hospital. Expressing her thoughts, in fact, there is also a foreshadowing in the front, that is, she went home after attending the wedding and imagined saying love you, marry with her to mae. But after drinking too much and getting injured and taking morphine in the hospital, he expressed his thoughts for the first time. It is really not easy for a straight girl who has been a daughter for so many years. The second turning point I think is that she yelled at the girl who called someone gay in the classroom and rushed to the principal’s office to say that she should teach students about lgbt. At this time, she has gradually agreed that she likes girls and that’s why she noticed the word gay. How offensive to gay (this was probably not a phenomenon that caused strong disgust in her subconscious before), she was learning to recognize that she was also looking for real friends, and she began to learn to express and walk out of her comfort zone. After six episodes, George has grown a lot. She tried to be considerate of Mae, and even frankly said that she must bear the burden together (Of course, unilateral tolerance began to appear, which will make the other party more and more feel that she is a victim, which is a hidden danger. , If there is such a mentality in the second season, there will be problems)
Mae
There are two lines, one with the parents and one with the girlfriend. Both lines reflect that mae is a person who is fragile and sensitive in heart, who refuses to take responsibility and always considers himself a victim.
The first is the parental line. There is a section in the middle where the father told Mae that after he kicked Mae out of the house, the mother followed Mae every day. I saw that this might be the key point for a mother and daughter to ease, but it seems that Mae has always minded that she was Abandoning, there is still no sense of security, and the apology is only for the attention and love of the other party, not the sincerity from the heart, as she said at the beginning: This is the ninth step in Article 12. But the mother is a stubborn person. The more the other party emphasizes her identity as a victim, the more stubborn mae's mother is, so the attempt to reconcile on the parental line is very unsuccessful. However, when Mae cried and said that she wanted to go home in the last episode, her mother was still softened. But it is undeniable that no one is a born addict, and what happened to mae when he was a child is unknown. But 25-year-old adults really don't always emphasize the abandonment of the other party. If they really don't want it, how can they agree to make a video call with you at any time (dog head).
Girlfriend line, I was a bit angry when I saw it. It was obvious that George actually paid more during this relationship. Mae never thought about changing and reinventing herself, making herself busy and independent. At the beginning, she was clinging and I was eager to ask the other person to introduce myself in front of my friends to gain a sense of security and half-coerced him in the name of love again and again, completely disregarding that the other person was just a lover who had just been bent over and failed to do everything in his own psychological construction. Later, his identity was recognized. Persecuted and delusional. I feel that the other party’s ideal is a boy and force myself to move closer, but never dare to communicate frankly with the other party on this aspect. I may feel that mae is very pitiful at first, and I can’t sleep with anxiety. Feeling low self-esteem is not self-confidence, but self-confidence is given by yourself. After having so many girlfriends, you must first identify yourself. I am a girl. I like girls. The other person likes me. I am a person regardless of gender, not because of masculine qualities. Because of the femininity, I am myself. Then I love the other person. If the other person chooses a man in the end, that’s the other person’s problem. And I (mae) sincerely love you and show my true self, then you don’t like me and I’m sad but I can’t help it. What is taboo in love is that a lot of excessive anxiety destroys the beauty of love itself, and then falls into an inferiority complex after breaking up. Vicious circle. Inferiority complex compared with men is actually found in many hearts, but please believe that if your lover really loves you, don’t be shackled by this, you just sincerely take care of the other person to express your love. It is a virtuous circle. What's more obvious in the play is that Mae actually brought the other party into negativity because of her low self-esteem, just as George described this as a burden in the end. I can’t handle my own low self-esteem, and I have to coax you with the tolerance and understanding of the other person. I am negatively broken up and make love with others. Really naive!
Love sincerely and openly, don't hurt the one you love deeply.
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