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Felt like a Walter White moment, I thought she was going to let her die

Peace and stability without happiness is something people settle for because they are scared they can't find something more. Miranda wants something more. There are no issues that can be fixed. At the end of the day some people are ok with settling and some aren't. Miranda shouldn't have cheated but there was no "fixing" what she had with Steve. Her mistake iMO was not getting out sooner.

This is where we differ, people don't cheat when they are happy with their partners. I get that for men, people love to sell their cheating as just them needing sex because as a society we excuse men for their nonsense all the time and it makes it easier for women to stay in bad situations since they can justify their partners betrayal as "just sex" (which is so embarrassing IMO). Miranda was unhappy with Steve before she cheated and that was depicted on the show. True, she should've felt remorse for it but I seems like a lot of people are upset that she decided that she wanted more for herself than a boring and bad marriage.

Miranda isn't happy with Steve, and her life with him. It doesnt really matter how good he is to her, she's not feeling it - no amount of couples counseling is going to change that. I'm not sure why people want her to continue settling with Steve when she can find someone who excites her and makes her happy - right now that is Che, but if that doesnt work out she can find someone else.

She could've legally changed her name- I think that it is the most likely scenario

Is Sara gone for good? The tweets referring to "time off" make it seem like this will be temporary. I hated Callie this season so it makes losing the character a little easier but still, I loved the old iterations of Callie Torres. In any case, I actually liked this finale. There were no cliched disasters and I am enjoying the dynamic between the "sisters".

Greys is a relatively PC show- if the Rigs character was supposed to be a transgendered man- id think Mere would've said "brother" not sister. I think its more likely that Riggs is Owens brother in law who lead to the death of Owens sister

I can't stand Penny, i wish this was the only episode she was in. I was so hoping Meredith would keep walking up those stairs while Penny was talking

Blossom is a woman but she is still a male, not a female. Id think that if she checked the female box despite being male, it could be argued that she was being untruthful. Remember- male and female refers to ones sex, which can not change. That said, if the box was woman/man and not female/male- Blossom would be well within her rights to select woman.

I guess I am one of the few people who like this show and I did enjoy this episode. I don't compare it to SATC at all and find the characters to be pretty realistic. As a twentysomething, I found the casting of Warren Christie as a twenty-eight year old utterly laughable as he looks atleast 10 years older than that. I also don't mind Phoebe but I find Janeane's character to be incredibly unlikeable, I think the show will get better once her character is wrapped up and hopefully replaced with someone more pleasant.

This was a fantastic episode of Greys Anatomy, it was so nice to see the characters through the lens of an "outsider". While I still feel that having Meredith have yet another sister was a bad decision, I am enjoying this and want to see more of her and am very curious how her storyline with Meredith will unfold. Also, Maggie's hair is fine, in case some are unaware, african americans do not have straight hair.