StitchPunk

Is it concerning how obsessed she is with her ex dance partner? It seems concerning.

Plenty of ex adult film actresses are teachers or do other jobs or have/interact with kids. How does her past have anything to do with her managing a kid? She was in adult films, she wasn't a sex trafficker. At "worst" she's open to people not being shamed for what they do, which doesn't seem like a bad thing.

Maybe Lola has her wig sewn in. It would explain why she's had the same one. It's a fairly popular style.

There's a dog! Such a cute dog.

Oh no, her dad. That's terrible. Her mom looks so sad.

They both have to go to the hospital now! Oh no.

Did she really say nine dogs?!

I can't help wondering if Scott maybe just doesn't want sex, or doesn't prioritize it. Plenty of people don't. You can show affection without it. Or he could be into financial domination. It kinda makes sense.

They had a watch party here? I wouldn't have gone, but that's interesting.

They're all awful. This fight is boring and terrible. They're both rude and really don't need to fight. They have much more in common than they think. They want to come out looking better than the other, but they both just look like there's no point. It's talking at each other not to each other.

I don't get people saying Caitlin is too thin, while also saying the other women are fat. Technically they are to varying degrees, but she seems a healthy size. Everyone seems to be different types of terrible. Lying about finances is terrible, using someone for money is terrible, manipulation is terrible, they're all terrible. The proposal seemed nice. Did the box light up? The location seemed a little strange though. I've been there and seeing a street magician there is a tad unusual. Having a baby at 40 probably isn't the healthiest thing though, even for a man it can increase the probability for certain issues. I can't blame the production crew for not telling any of them certain things. That's against their job. They'll get fired. They can't interfere as much as people think. They can push certain events to happen, but there are a lot of limits.

Why would anyone put butter and milk in rice? Outside of certain recipes, but normally seems so strange. And does not sound good.

Why were they screaming? It was just a moderately attractive guy who can't dance, not an actual wolf. Which would have been something to see. Wolf doesn't suit him either.

That fight in the doctor's office was terrible. Guilt tripping him and cornering him like that. I hope he leaves. That seems like a nightmare, no wonder he's kinda angry.

His mom seems nice. I wonder why he's like how he is.

They could want it too. It doesn't seem like it from the commercials, but plenty of people do.

Maybe he just doesn't care about it. Being gay would have nothing to do with it. Plenty of people just don't care about sex or don't want it, gay or not.

I have to feel bad about his fear of needles. I'm fine with them (having small veins means it often takes multiple tries and people), but I feel the same about certain other things. It's a common fear.

I wonder if the issue with college was how long it took. I had an awful dormmate that was a vocal performance major with an emphasis on opera and her classes counted for less credits than other classes. So it was going to take longer for her to get the number of credits to graduate. Maybe his college was similar with credits for that.

I get that he should focus on getting a job and everything. That makes sense. But why should sex be a goal? Maybe he doesn't particularly care about that. Not everyone does and there's nothing wrong with that.

Heather comes across as incredibly bitter about the whole thing. How much time has passed since they broke up? I understand being upset, but it's going a bit too far. It seems like she might try to sabotage his new relationship honestly.

I don't think blaming video games is very helpful. There's still a significant stigma against adults playing them and attacking someone's hobby will just put them on the defensive. Suggesting new hobbies would make a lot more sense. Active video games, even larping. It's basically playing out a video game in real life with other people. Or a sport that relates to preexisting interests. Not everyone like exercise, but trying it to something they like without attacking their interests for no reason would help.

There are video games that people have to be active for. Why not exercise and play video games at the same time? Even just walking around during slower portions of the game/cutscenes where you don't have to focus as much, especially if the controller is wireless. There are ways to exercise if the typical ways aren't interesting. There are apps that make exercising like a video game too. You level up skills by doing them, or something like Pokemon Go. There's even a running app where you run from zombies. Nobody ever comes up with creative solutions with these shows. If someone doesn't like something, why not combine it with what they do? I'm pretty sure that's the exact reason why they opened a superhero gym here.

I would imagine that a lot of them didn't have access to therapy. I doubt their parents would get them therapy and as an adult they might not be able to afford it or know where to go. There's also a lot of stigma about going to therapy, so they'll likely be unwilling until its impossible to ignore the problem. If even then.

Who goes to the grocery store to try to find a date? It's kind of creepy. And looks incredibly fake. Who wants to have a huge conversation with random strangers while trying to buy food? Who gives their number to some crazy stranger that won't leave them alone? Do they really think people won't see how fake it is? The friend even says how unrealistic it is.