Don't Be Too Emotional Episode 10

IM SICK

MARRY? HELLO? Jane was confused too so thats funny. Jane a little wasted but you know what hell yeah. HENG NOSE CRINKLE I'M SICK, heng the mam you are…jk. HE FLEW THROUGH BITCH, oh my god. God i knew that was going to happen. I was like why do these lights keep flashing? Oh my god. Nothing can ever go right for them lmao. Where your seatbelts yall. For once not his fault. Memory loss, there's no way. The entire cast in this bitch, I swear I see puts ghost in the corner fr fr. BYE AMNESIA WE ARE DONE. For once I feel like its actually justified because he flew through that bitch into a cement block. Thats real convenient. PUT IS DEAD AND JANE DOESNT KNOW. HEY YOUR BEST FRIEND IS DEAD. Fuckkkk, I don't gaf about our couple; Jane not knowing Put is dead is tragic as fuck, and that also means he didn't remember their final moments together being an assault. tragic. 9/10 okay bye!

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I can't wait for next week's episode!

I really don't like Dan. This episodes opens and ends with his shit. First he tries to turn Little Jane against Big Dan by saying he's the reason the family hit rock bottom. I don't know why Little Jane doesn't explain that it's the family pride that put them in their situation. Jet, on the other hand, seems to have matured a bit after realizing the family's situation is all his fault. He even told Little Jane that distancing himself from Big Jane was actually hurting the person he was trying to protect. He even went to Big Jane and asked him to forgive Little Jane's behavior. He took it to heart and surprised Little Jane at the bar by playing the piano for him. What better way to say "I love you!" Big Jane was so romantic in this episode. But ... nothing ever goes as planned and now Dan has figured out another way to weasel into Little Jane's life – and he's determined to play dirty. I can't wait for next week's episode!

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True North just went South

When does Dan finally go away? He’s becoming that recurring nightmare that refuses to end, while L’Jane, instead of defending P’Jane, continues dancing merrily down Pollyanna Lane. But as one door is slammed shut on this family, another finally opens. Sometimes it really is in our darkest moments that we begin to see the light. Jet finally finds redemption, stops blaming P’Jane, and begins taking responsibility for his own life.Perhaps that is what Episode 10 is really about. Reaching your dreams doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll find happiness, while those whose dreams seem unreachable sometimes discover happiness where they least expected it. Which brings me back to P’Jane. What exactly is L’Jane’s hold on him? Why remain so obsessed with someone who clearly does not reciprocate his love? At some point, this stops looking like love and starts looking like possession.Rejection is one of our most difficult experiences because it strikes deeply at the ego and our sense of self-worth. Meanwhile, L’Jane seems determined to remain in that safe zone where he believes he can avoid hurting anyone’s feelings, only to discover that his inability to make difficult choices is hurting everyone, including himself.For a moment, Episode 10 made me believe the writers were finally ready to turn this sob story around. Maybe L’Jane would stop carrying everyone else’s burdens long enough to recognize what has been standing in front of him all along. Perhaps he would finally find his true north and discover that happiness was never about the destination, but knowing which direction to follow.But of course, we can’t have that. C’mon scriptwriters! The old “I forgot everything except the moment before I met you” storyline? This is the trope you get when ten stoned writers are sitting around a table, completely out of ideas, until somebody suddenly whispers, “Who are you?” Brilliant! Let’s erase ten episodes of character development and reset the entire storyboard. What a letdown.

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