Hold up, when we first learned Jean had nightly lovers, wasn’t the first guy a patient? Is Jean doing exactly what Remi did to her? Use patients to deal with sexual desires? Oh, I see that this show is trying to develop the idea that even “experts” can barely handle what they often consult about.
All she does is give her number, and Otis ends up texting her later on. She doesn’t make a sexual one or anything like that. However, don’t threat, as Jakob and Jean get closer, but not close enough for Jean to be willing to date – just yet – Ola also makes a move on Otis.
It isn’t clear which may be a stronger factor, but both play a role. Yeah, Otis’ issues with masturbation seemingly stem from catching his dad screw a patient and maybe his mom’s sex talk with him. That ends up being a terrible idea for catching Remi cheat on his mom has left him unable to be comfortable with the idea of sex. With Maeve mentioning being a virgin, that getting out, being bad for business, Otis decides he may take Lily up on her proposition to have sex. You Gotta Find The Right One Before You Take A Big Leap: Remi, Jean, Jakob, Otis, Ola, Lily For while tolerance is becoming the norm, acceptance and love still feels very far off.
Seeing a parent push aside whatever they were taught, their ignorance, bias, what have you, and come to recognize what you want is for your kid to be happy, we don’t see that enough. Take note of One Day At A Time and how Elena coming out went. The reason being, at least regarding my viewing, we haven’t gotten a lot of middle ground parents of LGBTIA kids. Leading to moments that push Eric not understanding his father is trying his best, but just watching his father try is crafting such a good storyline for him and Eric. He, instead, is treading lightly as if he knows the suicide rate is high for those under the rainbow but isn’t sure what to say as a parent who finds his son foreign. Clearly, his dad is somewhere between being uncomfortable with his son’s sexuality to being ignorant, but he doesn’t express his ignorance in a homophobic way. Switching to Eric and his dad, I really do love how complicated their relationship is. However, if Otis can begin developing into someone who has multiple girls interested in him, surely Eric can get one guy right? Be it Anwar or someone else. If not the idea that, considering how he punched him, maybe he thinks he could be safe with Eric? Take note: I tend to romanticize things so I could be way off. Which pushes the need to question if, similarly to Maeve and Otis, could there be a crush neither party thinks would work? CommentaryĬan we begin with the Anwar thing? I’m curious as to whether he might have feelings for Eric and whether it is because he now sees Eric’s masculine side or maybe he even liked him when he was more femme but seeing Eric switch up is a turn on. Then there is the third thing in which Anwar makes it seem that Eric wouldn’t go for pretty boys like him. Two, we learn Anwar wasn’t out to his parents, but now is. One, Eric gets suspended, and we, unfortunately, don’t see his mother’s, or sisters’ reaction to that. In doing that, punching Anwar, a few exciting things happen. In choosing this route, he goes off on the music teacher, bumps into people rudely, and also punches Anwar after a comment he made. Example: With his dad telling him he needs to be tough, he does so in the way he thinks his dad means – by being a bit distant, hard, and a bit aggressive. Specifically in his dad saying one thing which gets Eric’s wheels turning. We get to meet Eric’s entire family this episode, mom included, but things remain mostly focused on his relationship with his dad. What Kind of Man Are You?: Eric, Anwar, Eric’s Dad Most affiliate links contain an upward facing, superscript, arrow.
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