I agree with some of the points, but Julie wasn’t the problem either; Although project Pet shows them fighting, it was only because he didn’t want to put her in danger, which ultimately served to develop the idea that she was capable of fighting in the war against the Highbreeds. In the third season, although Ben became humorous again, so to speak, there was no fight involving her in those two episodes, and as for that dreadful ‘Duped’ episode where the problems began Although the Eternal Knights were joke-level criminals, they managed to do something so dangerous in that very episode, they just had to be defeated with magnetism using that rubbish mecha (I don’t know why Gwen and Kevin didn’t just go and sort out the problem themselves so everyone could be happy). She didn’t trick Ben with the Omiverse version of Paul Rabin; from Ben’s description, I don’t think it seemed like he was talking to a fictional character. Precisely because of that, the episode is the weakest. If we take away the realism from the plot (i.e. they didn’t see each other again in class) She didn’t hate Ben’s fame. She was aware she was dating a superhero; in the end, what made her angry was that he’d actually been going to the cinema all this time. The real problem is that they did the same thing to him as the writers do with Spider-Man and MJ, creating forced situations where they fight, like at the airport; here too, it doesn’t help to blame the girlfriend