What I need to know is: Now that Millie is in her natural habitat, is she gay yet?
On screen? Sadly, no. I think they might go with Jean? There was this line about her getting married and a CONSPICUOUS pause before she said it’d never happen, so.
What I need to know is: Now that Millie is in her natural habitat, is she gay yet?
On screen? Sadly, no. I think they might go with Jean? There was this line about her getting married and a CONSPICUOUS pause before she said it’d never happen, so.
I think my favorite thing about this scene is that I imagine these are the faces Melissa actually wants to make at Zoie all the time because Zoie engages in antics and for once Melissa didn’t have to hold back for the sake of the scene.
Omg, I was thinking that too! Two doesn’t usually get to be that open or react that much. It was good-humored and affectionate.
I think my favorite thing about this scene is that I imagine these are the faces Melissa actually wants to make at Zoie all the time because Zoie engages in antics and for once Melissa didn’t have to hold back for the sake of the scene.
Omg, I was thinking that too! Two doesn’t usually get to be that open or react that much. It was good-humored and affectionate.
I don’t know if you know of the K-drama one-shot Daughters of Bilitis (esoteric historical ref) but it was an explicitly lesbian venture. Actually I wouldn’t recommend it at all, but it exists (and stars an actress I like, but that couldn’t save it).
Oh, okay. I am corrected!
Reading up on it, it looks kind of interesting? Was it just bad acting that was the problem or was it sending weird messages? I can’t say SGHSI is telling the most uplifting story, but I think it’s sadly realistic enough. I was telling my friend about the storyline and preview and how I hoped there’d be some reconciliation so that at least they were being bullied together and she was like, oh, that’s what we’re hoping for?
I don’t know if you know of the K-drama one-shot Daughters of Bilitis (esoteric historical ref) but it was an explicitly lesbian venture. Actually I wouldn’t recommend it at all, but it exists (and stars an actress I like, but that couldn’t save it).
Oh, okay. I am corrected!
Reading up on it, it looks kind of interesting? Was it just bad acting that was the problem or was it sending weird messages? I can’t say SGHSI is telling the most uplifting story, but I think it’s sadly realistic enough. I was telling my friend about the storyline and preview and how I hoped there’d be some reconciliation so that at least they were being bullied together and she was like, oh, that’s what we’re hoping for?