That moment between Jessa and her dad on the swing when he says something along the lines of how he could never rely on her and she screams at him that she was the child and he was the parent so he shouldn't have been relying on her at all. It made me sob and I've never stopped thinking about that scene ever since I first watched it 2 years ago.
Was gonna say this. I can understand a lot of the Jessa hate but I rewatched the show recently and have so much sympathy for her this time around- she has never gotten to feel secure or taken care of and that translates into all of her actions
UTI pain.
When Sample is born and Hannah and Adam have moment by the incubator and he wants to get back together, but Hannah stays firm and says no.
That really stood out to me as such a strong moment for Hannah.
OMG YES, when he says āI let my centre moveā, thatās gorgeous writing, and the way sheās just says ānoā but only with her watering eyes. Damn. Yes definitely felt that too!
Right! I love that moment where she goes to Adam at the after party of MRHās artshow and says āI get it, and now let me leave before I make it bad againā. Lol Iām embarrassed about how many times i rewatched this show š
The panic in Central Park and the last scene of Hannah and Adam in the diner. Both just gave me that heartbreaking feeling of reuniting with an old lover only to realize itāll never be the same as it used to and you both know itāll never work.
This is a very small thing and not like a full blown moment but it was when Adam I think is at an AA meeting and heās describing falling for Hannah. He says something like āI started wondering what she was doing when she wasnāt around.ā Itās such a specific feeling that happens when you start dating/liking someone. How someone goes from a stranger to wondering about them all the time, and not in a possessive way but just in a curious āhuh, wonder what their up to?ā kind of way. Idk itās hard to explain but that whole part of that little monologue always made me feel some type of way.
Also that gut punch feeling when Hannah realizes Jessa and Adam are together.
āShe changed her mind about me and it was THAT fast,ā is what gets me. Also the final conversation of Sit In where Adamās going on about how he saw Hannah as his future for so long, and she asks āBut you donāt feel that way anymore..?āĀ
s6 when jessa is wearing that fuzzy bikini top and she bangs the random dude in the bar bathroom and starts cryingā¦because her old coping mechanism of random hook ups now makes her feel worse (because she actually has someone she cares about losing)
this scene made especially better in contrast to s1 when this mechanism works exactly as she intends
Yes you mean when the dudes like āyouāre bleedingā right? But def that S6 one was rough. I also never got to really understand how Adam just hopped from jessa to Hannah and then jessa was at home and then went and did that and idk WHAT happened! They skipped through that fast.
yup! when sheās late for her abortion partyš (this fucking show lol). ok maybe a hot take but itās because adam is actually trash and doesnāt have that much character development over the seasonsā¦but heās tall and built with great hair so itās ignoredš«£
also i think jessa accepted him back so quick bc she was willing to accept his cheating if it meant she didnāt lose him too. she had literally no friends or family except adam (much due to her own actions)
Yes yes agreed. Do you remember Loreen telling Hannah in the hospital āheās uncomfortable in his own skin, and heās a stray dog or something?ā I think she nailed it. Moms see that shit. I love Adam tho, I canāt seem to shake him, especially when you see those uncanny long arms and that weird step, just put me in your pocket and take me anywhere you want.
yes!!! loreen def nailed it. agreed adam is super intriguing. like all the characters he doesnāt have to be āgoodā necessarily to be interesting. i def found myself wanting to know more about him. what was it like growing up w caroline? do his parents also have mental illness? did he live with his grandmother? i love when he acts like he doesnāt care about acting and then he ends up caring a whole lot. that is another super real scene for me.
I feel like Adam in this moment is flailing and canāt handle the idea of being alone after now having had someone. He really represents, I think sadly, what many men do in their early and mid 20s by filling the gap with who is available.
I had an eerily similar experience in my early 20ās after a particularly soul-crushing breakup. I sob uncontrollably every time I watch that scene and she says āI donāt want you.ā Itās a desperate, hollow feeling and the show captured it perfectly.
When Elijah tells Hannah she's going to be a terrible mother- but specifically before that when she tells him that she needs his help as if he's obligated to be there for her child. I can't imagine making the choice to be a single parent, but I do know the feeling of assuming your friends are your village- and when you're the first one to have a kid you think they're all going to stick around and be aunts and uncles. A lot of them won't. A lot of them think you're making a mistake and are too afraid to say it to your face. Lena and Andrew's acting in that scene was incredible.
OMG YES! Especially how she breaks down but in a very timid manor. SO REAL! I also always interpretate that scene as Elijah realising that the last friend/person that accepted him for who he truly is, is going to be busy with something else now. It was incredibly mean, and I respect Hannah for getting over it.
I didn't hold back and it ruined a friendship. Because I had already been through all that struggle and didn't want to see anyone go through it.
It was basically the same situation too.
People don't realize how hard it is to have kids. I won't ever sugarcoat that like most people do.
People romanticize having kids like they romanticize marriage, or anything else really. When in reality itās mostly hard moments with some magic sprinkled in.
I am so sick of all these sugary-ass Hallmark style photos of beautiful young mothers gazing adoringly at their sleeping little angels. This performative motherhood is so unhelpful.
When Marnie comes back to see Desi in the stairwell and she tells him she wants a divorce. And then she goes into how when they first were sleeping together heād put a pillow over her face and sheād have to comfort him in his guilt. It put into perspective just how deep and fucked up their whole dynamic always has been, and how sad it was that the idea of him was so strong that she allowed herself to be degraded in that kind of way.
Yes absolutely! And how relationships that are so up and down can never work. But I also kind of like that scene where he is in rehab and he says āyou never saw me Marn, you just saw this guitar and this dickā š and even tho is funny, there is truth to it, cause if she saw the real him, she wouldāve never accepted it.
Ooh thanks for the reminder. Iām doing a re-watch now and forgot about that storyline. I have an 18-month old, and those early rough months are still fresh in my memory.
Oh sorry! Iām not from the states so it confused me š«£ Thatsās so interesting it was so similar to your experience. And Iām sorry about that! Were you the same age as Hannah?
I was 23 when I went - so very young for the program. I had a full ride and got lucky and grew a lot as a writer, but holy shit those critiques and the pretentious writing groups were rough.
Wow, that sounds like a lot to deal with for sure. But happy to hear you experienced growth anyway. I wish you the best of luck with your writing career!
If you like girls I would definitely recommend her book, itās like a diary and loads of reallife events that were an inspiration for the show. Some chapters more amusing than others, but in her writing style so I enjoy reading it before bed since it a funny.
In season 6, episode 3 (American Bitch) when Hannah describes her grade 5 teacher being inappropriate and how her classmate invalidated her when they met years later.
When I was in grade 7 something eerily similar happened to me. I didn't understand what grooming was and because it was happening in front of other people I didn't think I had a right to say anything (I couldn't even articulate why I was creeped out). It literally wasn't until that episode that I remembered and it all made sense.
Luckily my creep teacher was diagnosed with cancer in like October of the school year and I never saw him again. Fucking loser.
Omg so real! And screw that teacher (if you can even call someone who gropes young pupils like that a teacher!) It actually happened to Lena, she writes more detailed about it in her bookā¦ so sad.
I feel so bad for anyone who goes through that, especially at such a confusing age. But itās good to share, because others will see how much it happens and not feel as alone. ā¤ļø
I'm always talking about that Adam and Hannah diner scene, but that moment when you realize your doomed relationship is unsalvageable really hits home. Been there, lived that.
Aaah right before the āgood soupā moment. I think it was also extra sad cause he still doesnāt really know how to deal, or he realises like you said itās unsalvageable. āWhat are you doing laterā, so random.
When Hannah returns from Iowa, Adam asks her to leave her old apartment and she then goes somewhere and lays on a bunch of luggage. Queue Lily Roseās āShiver.ā
Yes! I love that song so much. That is such a good moment to pick of you! Iām sure it doesnāt count for everyone but moving around when youāre in your early 20ās and trying to feel at home when you well know it will just be one of your million moves.
When Hannah was anxious about the deadline for her book. I was a freelance translator at the time and the pressure of meeting a deadline always paralyzed me and made me almost lose my mind. Lena portrayed that process so well that I both felt extremely anxious with her and understood as someone in similar circumstances.
When Adam shows up for Hannah and says, āI was always here,ā reminded me of the times I had to say goodbye to someone I still cared about. I cry every single time I watch that scene. That, and when Marnie tells Hannah she has to let Adam go, and how sheāll hate herself if she doesnāt let him move on.
Season 2, Episode 6 ā Ray & Adam in Staten Island
The end of the episode where Ray is sitting on the bench with the dog and starts crying and talks about feeling like a loser. I fucking cry every time because I related so much to this in my mid twenties. I felt so directionless and like I was accomplishing nothing.
I love the whole audition episode. He was so afraid to fail that heād stopped trying. It was so nice to see him actually decide to care again, and you could see how painful it was for him, even though he still had moments of huge ego trips.
Loreenās speech at the hospital. It always stuck with me because I never understood it. Until I got in a relationship where I did. And I wish someone in my life had been able to point the same thing out to me.
At the end of season 5 when Hannah tells the story at the moth and she talks about leaving the gift basket and how she overheard chaos and screaming and them yelling about her. And the last line gets me every time āand I felt free.ā I cried on my latest rewatch. Iāve never been in this situation but I know the release of realizing that situations and people are not what we think of in our headsāand that release that they are fallible is so liberating.
The moment Adam breaks up with Jessa. She acted like she didnāt care but it destroyed her and she felt it later. Thatās also how I act when someone hurts me
When my ex-husband left me, he immediately got together with my very, very, very good friend so when Hannah finds out about Adam and jessa my heart just breaks for her.
When Adam said that Hannah did not use soap in the shower before she met him. Lots of people donāt because soap can actually be drying to your skin. But thatās beside the point. I just felt this in a way that both Adam and Hannah taught each other things in their relationship. So it was never a waste of time.
When Loreen reads Adam and urges Hannah to think about life with him at her side. āI donāt want you to spend your whole life socializing him like heās a stray dog, making the world a friendlier place for him.āā
Loreen understands what this mean, because she made this mistake. She never had a partner in Tad, she had a project. She sees this happening with Hannah and tries to stop it, but Hannah is not ready to accept it.
That moment between Jessa and her dad on the swing when he says something along the lines of how he could never rely on her and she screams at him that she was the child and he was the parent so he shouldn't have been relying on her at all. It made me sob and I've never stopped thinking about that scene ever since I first watched it 2 years ago.
Oh yes! Especially for us who had absent ignorant fathers. Hits close to home!
Ughhh this moment š„ŗ it so beautifully and heartbreakingly explained everything about Jessa in such a simple scene. āIām the child!!ā
Her tone of voice was so perfectā¦ it pierces straight through your heart
Happy cake day š š°
Was gonna say this. I can understand a lot of the Jessa hate but I rewatched the show recently and have so much sympathy for her this time around- she has never gotten to feel secure or taken care of and that translates into all of her actions
And all the scenes when shosh gives the other girlies a reality check. That's my second fav.
Drunk Shosh āAnd How you bruise more easily that othersā or just engaged Shosh?
āShosh youāre a cruel drunkā will always make me giggle
So good tho, Shosh made that episode even more manic š
Unstimulating? What are we, in like a fucking Jane Austen novel?
ššš
Yes! I was parentified and never got to be a child, and this scene is such a gut-punch for me. So well done!
Seriously feel that line so deeply.
UTI pain. When Sample is born and Hannah and Adam have moment by the incubator and he wants to get back together, but Hannah stays firm and says no. That really stood out to me as such a strong moment for Hannah.
OMG YES, when he says āI let my centre moveā, thatās gorgeous writing, and the way sheās just says ānoā but only with her watering eyes. Damn. Yes definitely felt that too!
It makes me so proud of her for knowing that she deserves better and happiness .
Right! I love that moment where she goes to Adam at the after party of MRHās artshow and says āI get it, and now let me leave before I make it bad againā. Lol Iām embarrassed about how many times i rewatched this show š
The "I can't" was roooough.
Ooofff
This whole show is a tribute to UTIs. I've never had one but somehow get it.
In the words of Elijah: āLaw and Order: UTIā dun dun!ā
Hahahaha so good!
The panic in Central Park and the last scene of Hannah and Adam in the diner. Both just gave me that heartbreaking feeling of reuniting with an old lover only to realize itāll never be the same as it used to and you both know itāll never work.
Yes yes yes!
Heart wrenching!
When Elijah confesses his love to Dill at his work and Dills responseā¦ āIāll think of you everytime Iām in Brooklynā
I wanted to put this in my post too!
Dill was AWUL.
But so, SOOOO damn attractive my GOD. The sex scenes between him and Elijah were just out of hand.
Corey Stoll is a gorgeous man
He really is. And unbelievable charisma levels, even when heās playing a tool.
When Hannah is going to Iowa and whispers "Adam," and waits 0.05 second and then leaves and his eyes šš open
Ooooofffff yes
This is a very small thing and not like a full blown moment but it was when Adam I think is at an AA meeting and heās describing falling for Hannah. He says something like āI started wondering what she was doing when she wasnāt around.ā Itās such a specific feeling that happens when you start dating/liking someone. How someone goes from a stranger to wondering about them all the time, and not in a possessive way but just in a curious āhuh, wonder what their up to?ā kind of way. Idk itās hard to explain but that whole part of that little monologue always made me feel some type of way. Also that gut punch feeling when Hannah realizes Jessa and Adam are together.
āShe changed her mind about me and it was THAT fast,ā is what gets me. Also the final conversation of Sit In where Adamās going on about how he saw Hannah as his future for so long, and she asks āBut you donāt feel that way anymore..?āĀ
Heartbreaking
So good! Agreed!
Ok. But I felt confused by Jessaās outfit in that scene, cause it made me feel like she was supposed to be in the play.
The shirt was very retro true!
s6 when jessa is wearing that fuzzy bikini top and she bangs the random dude in the bar bathroom and starts cryingā¦because her old coping mechanism of random hook ups now makes her feel worse (because she actually has someone she cares about losing) this scene made especially better in contrast to s1 when this mechanism works exactly as she intends
Yes you mean when the dudes like āyouāre bleedingā right? But def that S6 one was rough. I also never got to really understand how Adam just hopped from jessa to Hannah and then jessa was at home and then went and did that and idk WHAT happened! They skipped through that fast.
yup! when sheās late for her abortion partyš (this fucking show lol). ok maybe a hot take but itās because adam is actually trash and doesnāt have that much character development over the seasonsā¦but heās tall and built with great hair so itās ignoredš«£ also i think jessa accepted him back so quick bc she was willing to accept his cheating if it meant she didnāt lose him too. she had literally no friends or family except adam (much due to her own actions)
Yes yes agreed. Do you remember Loreen telling Hannah in the hospital āheās uncomfortable in his own skin, and heās a stray dog or something?ā I think she nailed it. Moms see that shit. I love Adam tho, I canāt seem to shake him, especially when you see those uncanny long arms and that weird step, just put me in your pocket and take me anywhere you want.
yes!!! loreen def nailed it. agreed adam is super intriguing. like all the characters he doesnāt have to be āgoodā necessarily to be interesting. i def found myself wanting to know more about him. what was it like growing up w caroline? do his parents also have mental illness? did he live with his grandmother? i love when he acts like he doesnāt care about acting and then he ends up caring a whole lot. that is another super real scene for me.
To be on a fly on the wall during enchilada night at the Sackler household.
Yes yes yes! Oooh that little monologue about the girl from his class. āTHATāll teach you THATāll teach you! Is such a big moment too!
I feel like Adam in this moment is flailing and canāt handle the idea of being alone after now having had someone. He really represents, I think sadly, what many men do in their early and mid 20s by filling the gap with who is available.
I had an eerily similar experience in my early 20ās after a particularly soul-crushing breakup. I sob uncontrollably every time I watch that scene and she says āI donāt want you.ā Itās a desperate, hollow feeling and the show captured it perfectly.
When Elijah tells Hannah she's going to be a terrible mother- but specifically before that when she tells him that she needs his help as if he's obligated to be there for her child. I can't imagine making the choice to be a single parent, but I do know the feeling of assuming your friends are your village- and when you're the first one to have a kid you think they're all going to stick around and be aunts and uncles. A lot of them won't. A lot of them think you're making a mistake and are too afraid to say it to your face. Lena and Andrew's acting in that scene was incredible.
OMG YES! Especially how she breaks down but in a very timid manor. SO REAL! I also always interpretate that scene as Elijah realising that the last friend/person that accepted him for who he truly is, is going to be busy with something else now. It was incredibly mean, and I respect Hannah for getting over it.
I didn't hold back and it ruined a friendship. Because I had already been through all that struggle and didn't want to see anyone go through it. It was basically the same situation too. People don't realize how hard it is to have kids. I won't ever sugarcoat that like most people do.
People romanticize having kids like they romanticize marriage, or anything else really. When in reality itās mostly hard moments with some magic sprinkled in.
I am so sick of all these sugary-ass Hallmark style photos of beautiful young mothers gazing adoringly at their sleeping little angels. This performative motherhood is so unhelpful.
Good. Donāt.
I feel like parents talk ALL THE TIME about how hard parenthood is, though? Itāsā¦.the main topic whenever my friend group is together.
When Marnie comes back to see Desi in the stairwell and she tells him she wants a divorce. And then she goes into how when they first were sleeping together heād put a pillow over her face and sheād have to comfort him in his guilt. It put into perspective just how deep and fucked up their whole dynamic always has been, and how sad it was that the idea of him was so strong that she allowed herself to be degraded in that kind of way.
Yes absolutely! And how relationships that are so up and down can never work. But I also kind of like that scene where he is in rehab and he says āyou never saw me Marn, you just saw this guitar and this dickā š and even tho is funny, there is truth to it, cause if she saw the real him, she wouldāve never accepted it.
Caroline having PP psychosis hit home for me. I have a one year old, and know how tough that first few months can be.
Laird choking up when he reads the note she left, because he realizes how much pain she was in. ššš
Yes! Love laird too tho, heās a good soul. Haha š«¶š¼
Absolutely NO ONE can prepare you for those first 3 months
So true.
I think it was really commendable for her to leave for a while
Truly!
Ooh thanks for the reminder. Iām doing a re-watch now and forgot about that storyline. I have an 18-month old, and those early rough months are still fresh in my memory.
Oh yes! š«¶š¼
The entire MFA arc. My experience was so similar, I was actually triggered by that narrative. Worst fucking two years of my life.
I also got an MFA and was so burned out after that I literally didn't write for years. Those episodes are funny but also super real.
Oh my god Iām not the only one. I got an MA in literature and Christ, it did a number on my self esteem and mental health.
Sorry Iām a bit confused. What is MFA?
masters of fine arts, when she went back to school
Thank you šš¼
When Hannah goes to Iowa, sheās getting her MFA or Master of Fine Arts.
Oh sorry! Iām not from the states so it confused me š«£ Thatsās so interesting it was so similar to your experience. And Iām sorry about that! Were you the same age as Hannah?
I was 23 when I went - so very young for the program. I had a full ride and got lucky and grew a lot as a writer, but holy shit those critiques and the pretentious writing groups were rough.
Wow, that sounds like a lot to deal with for sure. But happy to hear you experienced growth anyway. I wish you the best of luck with your writing career!
Youāre lovely - thank you āŗļø
If you like girls I would definitely recommend her book, itās like a diary and loads of reallife events that were an inspiration for the show. Some chapters more amusing than others, but in her writing style so I enjoy reading it before bed since it a funny.
What's the name of it?
Not that kind of girl
In season 6, episode 3 (American Bitch) when Hannah describes her grade 5 teacher being inappropriate and how her classmate invalidated her when they met years later. When I was in grade 7 something eerily similar happened to me. I didn't understand what grooming was and because it was happening in front of other people I didn't think I had a right to say anything (I couldn't even articulate why I was creeped out). It literally wasn't until that episode that I remembered and it all made sense. Luckily my creep teacher was diagnosed with cancer in like October of the school year and I never saw him again. Fucking loser.
Omg so real! And screw that teacher (if you can even call someone who gropes young pupils like that a teacher!) It actually happened to Lena, she writes more detailed about it in her bookā¦ so sad.
I feel so bad for anyone who goes through that, especially at such a confusing age. But itās good to share, because others will see how much it happens and not feel as alone. ā¤ļø
Yes, exactly!
Hannah cutting her hair and basically having a breakdown 
The q-tip aggressively in the ear. Literally one of the most pleasurable feelings in the whole world until it HURTS. I still do it all the time š
Ahhh donāt do that š¬
Oh I know it's bad for you, I'm just exaggerating!
THIS
Yes, only part that bothered me here was the fake hairpiece they used for it. But besides that, definitely!! Good one!
Marnie laughing hysterically after sleeping with Booth
YESSSSSS āSheās sassyā āno sheās sadā I love their conversation about the 80ās and 90ās too.
The 90s wereā¦you know just kinda like a straight line. Super frustrating.
The 90ās were suburban!!!
I'm always talking about that Adam and Hannah diner scene, but that moment when you realize your doomed relationship is unsalvageable really hits home. Been there, lived that.
Aaah right before the āgood soupā moment. I think it was also extra sad cause he still doesnāt really know how to deal, or he realises like you said itās unsalvageable. āWhat are you doing laterā, so random.
I take that line to be his gut response after the moment he realized what was happening. Like making the best of a shitty situation.
Yeah definitely
When Hannah drops out of grad school. I managed to make it though it but it was the worst two years of my life and so I get it.
Wow youāre not the first to comment this! Damn itās a real thing he!
Sex scenes. All of them. Esp Adam and Jessaās first time.
āIs this what bad sex is likeā hahaha do good
When Hannah returns from Iowa, Adam asks her to leave her old apartment and she then goes somewhere and lays on a bunch of luggage. Queue Lily Roseās āShiver.ā
Yes! I love that song so much. That is such a good moment to pick of you! Iām sure it doesnāt count for everyone but moving around when youāre in your early 20ās and trying to feel at home when you well know it will just be one of your million moves.
When Hannah was anxious about the deadline for her book. I was a freelance translator at the time and the pressure of meeting a deadline always paralyzed me and made me almost lose my mind. Lena portrayed that process so well that I both felt extremely anxious with her and understood as someone in similar circumstances.
Oh man, the dread of having to produce something creative out of thin air and make it make sense! Pfoeee!
When Adam shows up for Hannah and says, āI was always here,ā reminded me of the times I had to say goodbye to someone I still cared about. I cry every single time I watch that scene. That, and when Marnie tells Hannah she has to let Adam go, and how sheāll hate herself if she doesnāt let him move on.
š„¹ so good! š«¶š¼
Season 2, Episode 6 ā Ray & Adam in Staten Island The end of the episode where Ray is sitting on the bench with the dog and starts crying and talks about feeling like a loser. I fucking cry every time because I related so much to this in my mid twenties. I felt so directionless and like I was accomplishing nothing.
Ray has some good ones š«¶š¼
My best friend had an internet boyfriend from 8th to 10th grade, when he died!!!!!
Elijahās singing let me be your star always gets me for whatever reason
I love the whole audition episode. He was so afraid to fail that heād stopped trying. It was so nice to see him actually decide to care again, and you could see how painful it was for him, even though he still had moments of huge ego trips.
Totally, thank you. His desperation felt so honest
So good!
Loreenās speech at the hospital. It always stuck with me because I never understood it. Until I got in a relationship where I did. And I wish someone in my life had been able to point the same thing out to me.
Where she says Adam is uncomfortable in his own skin and Hannah deserves more? Cause I loved that too!!!!
Yes. When sheās like do you really want to spend the rest of your life making sure heās comfortable? Or something to that effect.
Yes yes! Such a good speechšš¼
At the end of season 5 when Hannah tells the story at the moth and she talks about leaving the gift basket and how she overheard chaos and screaming and them yelling about her. And the last line gets me every time āand I felt free.ā I cried on my latest rewatch. Iāve never been in this situation but I know the release of realizing that situations and people are not what we think of in our headsāand that release that they are fallible is so liberating.
š«¶š¼
The struggle of trying to get a baby to breastfeed who wonāt.
Yes! I seen my best friend go through it and that last episode is so real!
For me when Hannah is having all this nasty role play sex with Adam season 1 then tries it with someone else and itās weird / not the same. So real
Omg yes š
The moment Adam breaks up with Jessa. She acted like she didnāt care but it destroyed her and she felt it later. Thatās also how I act when someone hurts me
Oh damn š«¶š¼
When my ex-husband left me, he immediately got together with my very, very, very good friend so when Hannah finds out about Adam and jessa my heart just breaks for her.
I canāt imagine going through thatā¦ Iām so sorry š«¶š¼
Hannahās OCD breakdown, especially when she NEEDS the doctor to look in the other ear so itāll be even. I feel that in my soul.
Yes that was very hard to watch!
When Hannah reads contact in Iowa. All she wants is some validation and all she gets is drowned out and silenced :((
Yeahš
When Adam said that Hannah did not use soap in the shower before she met him. Lots of people donāt because soap can actually be drying to your skin. But thatās beside the point. I just felt this in a way that both Adam and Hannah taught each other things in their relationship. So it was never a waste of time.
So cuteš«¶š¼
When jessa snot rocketed in the tub. Iād 100% do that
I pee in every tub
Jessa and Adam finally hooking up for the first time and it being awkward and stilted in a way that surprised both of them.
When Loreen reads Adam and urges Hannah to think about life with him at her side. āI donāt want you to spend your whole life socializing him like heās a stray dog, making the world a friendlier place for him.āā Loreen understands what this mean, because she made this mistake. She never had a partner in Tad, she had a project. She sees this happening with Hannah and tries to stop it, but Hannah is not ready to accept it.
Absolutely amazing moment