It's fairly accurate to say I've never wanted to punch a TV harder in my life...
These 2 characters have such a beautiful relationship with stunning on-screen chemistry & yet their actions continually sabotage their longevity with their reluctance to open up emotionally by just talking. Hence, their breakups are always a direct result of a breakdown in communication.
Consequently, this becomes their 2nd break up within 7 episodes & honestly by this point, it's genuinely becoming annoying & frustrating to watch, seeing the continual pattern over & over again already; they ruin things needlessly by refusing to communicate; time passes as they struggle to come to terms with the other's absence, they finally reconnect, communicate their original intentions, realise their mistakes, fix things & get back together - then repeat those errors from the beginning - which I get is a fairly realistic & accurate representation of genuine complex human relationships... HOWEVER - here, it begins to border on frustratingly formulaic repetitiveness, increasing in noticeability until the storytelling style unfortunately verges on predictability.
To be clear, these are 2 characters who are literally perfect for each other - consistently driven apart by now very irritatingly contrived writing.
These 2 characters have such a beautiful relationship with stunning on-screen chemistry & yet their actions continually sabotage their longevity with their reluctance to open up emotionally by just talking. Hence, their breakups are always a direct result of a breakdown in communication.
Consequently, this becomes their 2nd break up within 7 episodes & honestly by this point, it's genuinely becoming annoying & frustrating to watch, seeing the continual pattern over & over again already; they ruin things needlessly by refusing to communicate; time passes as they struggle to come to terms with the other's absence, they finally reconnect, communicate their original intentions, realise their mistakes, fix things & get back together - then repeat those errors from the beginning - which I get is a fairly realistic & accurate representation of genuine complex human relationships... HOWEVER - here, it begins to border on frustratingly formulaic repetitiveness, increasing in noticeability until the storytelling style unfortunately verges on predictability.
To be clear, these are 2 characters who are literally perfect for each other - consistently driven apart by now very irritatingly contrived writing.
