And you'll realize opportunities you lost because of ego or running your (my) big mouth!

I'm genuinely scared of him!
He might physically hurt Bertie!

It felt like it was from a different show.

It was when Mickey knocked over the lemons at the farmer's market that I decided I was done with her.

Mickey, I wish you the best,
But I can't hang with this.
Dr. Colter called you "a nightmare" at the beginning of the episode
and you spent the whole episode proving it.

Yes, but I couldn't tell which ones!

That was Scottie Nell Hughes!
I wonder why she's been kicked to the curb?
Also Katrina Pierson; you never hear from those Trump surrogates anymore!
Did anyone ever follow up the AJ Delgado story?

I'm most worried about Bertie deciding that living with Mickey isn't working for her, and then her character will leave the show :(

Who was it that they ran into while scattering Buster's ashes?

I can't defend Mickey's actions.
Dustin is a creep.
I'm so disappointed for/in Bertie.
At least Gus had some kind of breakthrough.

I figured he was vaping.

Also, this episode made me APPRECIATE being single; I realized, I wouldn't get anywhere near as much accomplished if I had to share my attention & intention with another person.

"Even if her finally being alone was enough for to realize that her first instinct of staying alone was the right one SAY THAT. Don't leave the man twisting in the wind not knowing what you are thinking or going through."

One of the most interesting things about LOVE for me is hearing and seeing through different lenses.
I am solidly pro-Mickey but I do have to admit she set the "rules".

Also: isn't 24 days approximately the same amount of time they've KNOWN each other?!?!?!

The moment Gus said "No" to the writing gig, I could see the wheels turning in his head, that this would be a "sacrifice card" he would be able to play with Mickey.
Mickey shut that right down!
Mickey on her own is realizing that she was using relationships" as a way of AVOIDING her Life… which seems to be exactly what…

Also notice Gus is completely oblivious to Marty's creepy treatment of the waitress and the whole passive-aggressive withholding over the samosas.

I'm so interested to see the contrast of Mickey's mother (if that ever happens).

My niece & I watched the first five episodes of JULIE'S GREENROOM yesterday (We spaced them out through the day, not all at once).

Do you all know the story of Lynda Barry & Ira Glass, when they were a couple?
It is very much this same story of Mickey & Gus.
You can read Lynda's take on it in her book ONE HUNDRED DEMONS.
It's the story about lice, though she doesn't identify him by name.
He called her his "Little Ghetto Girl" and would introduce her…