Maybe the "Somebody skeeted on that boy and it wasn't me!" kid did it. He protest too much.
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Speaking of entitlement, I think that Terri believe this a lot more than Kevin.
/Second, as to the emails, Leslie of course wants to insist that they be interpreted as settled intent from a skilled practitioner, not porn/fantasy aimed at appealing to Eric. Yes, there are underage youth who are already sexual veterans, but there's always more smoke than fire. It is disingenuous of Leslie to…
This is the kind of show you binge watch, I've never been excited about a network tv show like this
So here's the thing, a lot of LGBTQA teens engage their romantic interest sexually (hookup apps, sexting, dirty talk, etc) because they don't necessarily have the same safe environnement to express their sexual identity as straight kids (straight kids sometimes too: http://goo.gl/uBDNCo) but that rarely means that…
Thank you so much!
So happy that Eric finally came out, and people can stop being in denial. The denial and the Eric apologists is strong in this thread :D
Yeah, Ridley likes to layer things even when they don't even need to. Taylor could be bi or gay, still doesn't change anything to the rape charges.
Ok starting to sound like a CW show there. I really think that a crime was committed here by Eric, not just some petty shaming by the supposedly jilted Kevin.
OMG why do people want Kevin to be involved so much?!
Haha, I'm new to reddit but the r/AmericanCrime/ seems healthy and also links here, I think we are safe from trolls for the time being
Did you see all the crucifix in their kitchen? I was like… ok…
It's not weird if you consider porn culture and hookup app culture, that are the most efficient outlet for LGBTQA youth to express their sexuality in a society that tolerates them, but can still be hostile sometimes.
I don't understand why people want Kevin to be guilty of something so much, when every passing episode distance him more and more from the alleged crime… I wonder why…
Eric did it IMO. Being "layered", "closeted", a victim, etc, doesn't make less guilty.
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To me, the real b**** is Huffman's character; she's totally playing everyone, even the people she's trying to protect. I just see Terry as a tiger mom, what you see is what you get, no hidden agenda: She's here to protect her family by any means necessary, she mirrors Taylor's mom to a T.
Right, because I didn't catch some homophobia from his lines in the first episode, but a history of abuse could explain the difference in reaction after the clarification of Taylor's gender.
I'm pretty sure Eric is gay, he mirrors me to a T when I was 17.