jonesingjay

The second time around I enjoy just how far off the deep end Jenny went.

I enjoy her as well. I think she's definitely playing up her character and having fun with it.

That was long. If there is a season two, every episode should be Caitlyn and Kris. I'd watched that.

I'm sure the make up sex will be hot. I hope these two crazy kids will get back together.

I thought Tobias went to school for the canned goods? And, when he ran into Madison he figured might as well get that oh so precious pocket knife back.

I'm enjoying the friendships that are developing between the ladies. They probably wouldn't have met if it weren't for being put together for this show. I can definetly understand Caitlyn's pain when a person who was such a big part of your life is no longer around in the way they once were.

These two need to kiss and make up. Preferably in front of cameras.

It's like having a fashion show without any fashions...

I think Caitlyn and Candis should give it a whirl. They'd make an attractive couple, but I wouldn't want their friendship to fall apart if things ended badly between the two of them.

I don't get it either. According to Tonya, she claims Jasmine interrupted a conversation she was having and then proceeded to ignore her at an event. That's left her with a bad taste in her mouth and a sour look on her. If that happened I could understand Tonya being annoyed with Jasmine but it's more than that. Her behavior has been hateful and in turn Jasmine reacts to that in the same manner. I don't care for Jasmine one way or the other, but Tonya's dislike of her seems to be a bit too much. Oh, and I had a good chuckle out of Jaa shutting Tonya down in regards to taking their relationship in a more serious direction.

I wasn't surprised that Christy had two kids. I know there were references to them and her previous marriage in the first season. Todd had a double dominant child that died. I think you're onto something about her wanting to please him. He seems very intent on having a child, despite it being physically painful and emotionally draining. He doesn't seem overly concerned about what Christy is going through.

Yeah, I think something definitely happened between Elena and David that she regrets. Why Brittany didn't just come clean I have no idea, but it always gets a chuckle out of me because eventually it's going to be aired on television. I guess when you're in that moment, you can't think that far ahead to eventually being found out. Christy's mom Sharyn really is a piece of work. She doesn't hold any punches.

This is end times!

Interesting to see things from the Karadashian's perspective over the Vanity Fair article. I read it and didn't find what Caitlyn said to be offensive, but then again I'm not related to her and wasn't addressed in that interview. Kate Bornstein is straight to the point. I've seen her speak at an event. And, I think she was right to say to Caitlyn that attempting to normalize things as much as possible is for the benefit of those who don't understand/disagree. I hope Caitlyn will continue to educate herself and try not to give too much thought to what naysayers believe. Continue to do good for the community.

Because he doesn't care or at least not half as much as he should about his son and the distance between the two of them.

I definitely think it's plausible. Especially when she said, 'The first year of marriage was horrible.' Tonya is unpleasant to say the least. Yet, during the party the way Jasmine approached her to talk came off as rude in my opinion. If she was truly trying to make peace with Tonya and trying to co-exist with her in their social circle, she should've tried a different and much less antagonistic approach. Which doesn't mean I agree with Tonya's behavior and the way she put her hands on Jasmine. Sure, it was a head push from behind, but Jasmine didn't put her hands on Tonya first. She put her hand in Tonya's face, but there wasn't any physical contact. Her running after Jasmine was ridiculous.

It's been interesting to see her interact with a group of women with different social, racial, and economic backgrounds. I think these friendships will be important in possibly opening up Caitlyn's eyes to the plight of others.

Tonya is vile and not in a entertaining reality character sort of way either. She's just so angry and downright unlikeable. I'm actually enjoying Christy this season, not because of the fertility storyline, but because she appears to be so over the drama in scenes. She's been pretty 'quiet' in that respect. I wonder if it's an effort to avoid being piled up on the way she was last season at the reunion. I don't really care one way or the other about the newest additions to the cast. I do miss Tracy though. Only because with Tracy came Eric who I really liked.

I'm actually enjoying her this season. How long that will last is anyone's guess though.

Caitlyn learn how to read a room. I do enjoy that this series is showing all sides of her. It doesn't feel entirely like a puff piece. I'm intrigued by the secondary characters, especially two of the woman that I Caitlyn had over to the Malibu home that I've met.

Yeah, jarring is the word. I was hopeful that we'd see the steps she took documented to physically and emotionally become Caitlyn. This is the part that is lacking for me. Instead, we are meeting her as this already fully realized person, and I think the documenting the journey to get there could've possibly been more interesting. I'm still optimistic that this show will possibly dig a bit deeper.

I enjoyed it for the most part. I was also hoping for a more documentary style feel to it. We knew Bruce. Now, we've met Caitlyn, but I would've been interested in seeing the in-between from going from him to the her that she always knew who she was her entire life. It's somewhat glossy, but it's only the first episode. I'm optimistic from the previews of the upcoming season, that it'll delve more deeply.

I wonder why they do that. Has that been something they've used on and off since season one? I really can't remember.

You really do rock.

Geeze, make a obese woman run a 5k without any preparation and in jeans! Then have her strip down to her underwear afterwards. Unecessary and humiliating!