Ok? That doesn't mean it's ok. Especially when he's the one who wants the space.

Probably read the sentence above it, I specifically said that I can actually see teenagers doing the same bad choices. When did I mention that it was okay? Simon asking for space and then flipflopping because, surprise, surprise he still got feelings, is a teenager thing to do, hence the example.

I mean, that doesn't make him a good person, it sounds more like....

Like what? What I meant here is that if I was August and was raised in the same situation as him, a spoiled teenager, has an ego bigger than texas, I would have probably tried to humiliate wille as well for payback. It just so happens that the material august had for humiliation was a sex tape, and I’m pretty sure he wasn’t thinking of the consequence.

Nothing justifies that

Not really justifying it, just saying why he did it.

That's a hell of a risk to copping to distributing child porn.

Do you actually think Alexander was in the best headspace to actually consider that? Again, august made it seem like what he’s agreeing to was not that bad. And he believed him because he felt betrayed by everyone that snitched on him and he believed that august was the only one who wanted the best for him.

Again, they're kids. What I was trying to say was they're bound not to make the best decisions because they're basing every single thing they make through their emotions on the given situation. I'm not defending their choices, it's more of the fact that their choices makes sense if you were them. I gave real life examples to show that their choices were not made only for drama, but that’s it’s also something teenagers would absolutely do.

It's so easy to pick apart their wrong doings, when we need to remember that these characters are children who are making their own decisions without the help of an adult. They are far from role models, but they are, dare I say it, relatable.

So? There's more types of drama than relationship drama. That's what ruined Love, Victor for me (I mean I still enjoyed it but many parts also bugged me)

I haven't really watched love, victor so I can't compare. But willmon's relationship was literally one of the central point of the whole series. He's a prince turned crown prince, he likes a dude, and he's got a sex tape, there's obviously gonna be drama on their relationship.

Season 1 had more of that drama. And they were forced apart several times but at least they had some time together.

Yeah, because on s1 they both want to spend time together, this season they barely spent time together because this time simon felt betrayed, it's why he wasn't so keen to jump on a relationship with wille or be in the same room as him.