The chemistry and tension between Ty and Sid is INSANE, and I'm eating it ALL up! I'm already giggling and kicking my feet. 🤭😍

I loved Scott and Kip's story so much (in both the book and series adaptation) and wanted to know what they were up to, post-"Game Changer."

So when Scott made an appearance, I felt so happy. And when they mentioned that Scott and Kip are now engaged, I practically squealed with joy! 😄🙌🏽💕🏳️‍🌈🌈😭

One of the scenes that I can never stop thinking about (in both the book and series adaptation) is Shane coming out to Rose. It's intimate, sincere, and heartwarming, and that's what makes it so special.

Under another writer, Rose would've probably fallen into the disposable character trope, and her role would mainly serve as an obstacle between Shane and Ilya. I worried that she would be written as either the oblivious girlfriend or the one that got led on down the line. But fortunately that wasn't the case.

Instead she was written as mature, (surprisingly) perceptive, empathetic, and emotionally intelligent. And without her, Shane wouldn't have fully come to terms with being gay and having feelings for Ilya.

With that being said, I love Rose Landry so much and hope we get to see more of her (and her interactions with Shane and Ilya) down the line. ❤️

The ending was a bit abrupt, but I’m glad that Elise is starting to stand up for herself and finally rejected the family empire. 🙌🏽💕

Every gay deserves an Emotional Support Straight Friend™️ like Wyatt Hayes 🥹🙌🏽💕

“Too many people in power choose evil. … One might say humans are innately malevolent—look at history. It’s not made by great men and great minds, but rather selfish motivations. Great minds can come up with valuable things, but also unfathomable destruction. But regardless, there is always an option. Always a choice to do good.”

I love this quote so much. It reminds me a bit of Samwise Gamgee’s monologue to Frodo in “Lord of the Rings.”