#Georgia and Zion

[rosemarymoodboards]

Zion, Gil, Paul, and Joe: What They Reveal About Georgia Miller

Each relationship Georgia had wasn’t just romantic. It was a mirror for where she was emotionally, spiritually, and in terms of survival.

💔 Gil: The Predator Who Confirmed Her Worst Fears

Represents: Trauma, self-loathing, survival mode attachment

Georgia didn’t choose Gil out of love. She chose him because she believed love was dangerous and transactional.

He bought her things, love bombed her, then revealed his darkness.

She stayed because she thought this was normal. Expected. Inevitable.

Gil reinforces a belief that she’s not worthy of real care, just ownership.

Takeaway: With Gil, Georgia was surviving, not living. This wasn’t love. It was emotional enslavement.

🥀 Zion: The Love That Couldn’t Bridge the Gap

Represents: The dream, the what if, the impossible safety

Zion was Georgia’s first love, passionate, youthful, and full of possibility. He saw the real her and loved her anyway. But while he offered freedom, she needed safety.

They came from different worlds:

He had options. She had survival.

When he tried to protect her from killing her abuser, she felt betrayed. But Zion saw another way one she wasn’t able to see yet.

Georgia didn’t trust that love could last without control. She couldn’t rely on someone who didn’t understand the stakes she was up against. When Zion called CPS after learning the truth about her actions, it confirmed what she always feared that even the kindest men would choose morality over loyalty.

He loved her, but he couldn’t protect her. And Georgia learned early on that love that can’t protect you isn’t love that keeps you alive.

Takeaway: With Zion, Georgia glimpsed what love could be. But she didn’t think she deserved it.

💍 Paul: The Performative Protector

Represents: Image, safety, approval, conditional acceptance

Paul offered status. Stability. A “normal” life.

But it came with strings: Georgia had to be palatable, tame, honest.

When things got dark, Paul left not because he didn’t care but because he cared about his own image more.

Georgia tried to play the role and fake smiles for the cameras, but it cracked under pressure.

Takeaway: With Paul, Georgia tried to “fix” herself externally. It failed. He didn’t want her darkness. He wanted a version of her that didn’t exist.

🐎 Joe: The Soul Recognition

Represents: Past self, present wounds, possible healing

Joe saw Georgia before the lies. Before the mask. Before the change.

He’s the only one who recognizes her without demanding anything in return.

They never really got together, but there’s something sacred there.

Joe is what love looks like when it’s patient, still growing, and not yet ready.

And maybe that’s why it hasn’t happened yet. Georgia is still learning how to accept love that doesn’t require a performance.

Takeaway: Joe represents a future Georgia might be able to choose when she no longer sees herself as a burden or a villain.

Final Insight:

Each man marked a chapter in Georgia’s self worth.

Gil = self-destruction

Zion = misalignment

Paul = compromise

Joe = hope

Until Georgia believes she’s worthy of love that doesn’t hurt, she’ll keep choosing the version of love that mirrors her pain.

[xothemedia]

Ginny & Georgia 1x9 | “Feelings Are Hard”

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If you love Georgia&Zion (Ginny & Georgia) and you want reblog or like,this is the link of my reblog couples :)

thank you!

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

Joe "What The Hell Did I just Witness" Singh

[lady-of-the-tambre]

I’m staying neutral about Zion calling CPS cause I get where he was coming from but it’s insane to me that his first reaction to hearing Georgia was abused was to say “she kept Ginny in a house with an abuser” like bro?? you think she knew Gil would be abusive when she started dating him? you think she didn’t get out of there as fast as possible? you think Gil would’ve just let her leave? that’s not how abuse works, abusers don’t just let you leave without putting up a fight or killing you

also when Ginny rightfully called him out for being absent and telling him that he made it worse by separating her, Georgia and Austin and that she needs her mom same as she needs him and his reaction being going over to Georgia’s to tell her he should’ve petitioned for custody sooner? did you not listen to anything Ginny just told you?

[swirlingvortex]

I'll say it. Zion is a terrible father. He was absent for most of Ginny's childhood and loves to blame that on Georgia as if he wasn't off chasing his career, travelling all the time over taking care of Ginny. I'm not excusing Georgia's behaviour but atleast she's starting to hold herself accountable. All those years, if Zion really wanted to check in on them, he would have. There was nothing stopping him from being there for his kid. All this talk about Georgia keeping Ginny away from him asif his 'plan' wasn't to have his parents take care of Ginny as he travelled the world. I'm sorry but handing over your kid to your parents, so you don't have to be there for her is not good parenting.

[cancerian-woman]

Zion is a perfect example of how men can have “good” relationships with their children/child’s mother and still be absent all the time for their emotional needs and support. Zion never abused Ginny, Austin and Georgia and that’s great! He’s supposed to not be abusive yet whenever they needed him emotionally or financially for support he still failed as a father/partner.

He constantly lets his parents feelings cloud his judgement of Georgia.

[shadowycorner]

The new season of Ginny & Georgia had NO business being as good as it was.

Like the writer's room really put on their big girl pants and said y'all have played enough, it's time to put my actors to WORK.

Damn.

[3rizu]

A/N: Started rewatching G&G so I thought of writing for them I’m also thinking if I should make DEXTER stuff

Marcus who loves laying in bed with you regardless if you both are talking or not, your presence tends to soothe him and make him feel better

Hunter who loves planning study dates with you, it doesn’t matter the subject since he’s practically good at them all nor does he mind helping you

Press who always makes you sit next to him he’ll either have your legs over his lap or he’ll tell you to sit on his lap since he quite likes your weight on top of him

Brodie who likes spending time with you in his basement since his parents won’t bother you two usually when his friends aren’t using it for band practice or a hangout place

Maxine who loves having you around especially since you are able to help her practice her lines for an audition or help her with some assignment Gitten gave her

ꨄ꧁❤︎︎꧂ꨄ

Joe whom loves when you come to Blue Farm usually it’s to talk to him a bit over some wine but sometimes you come to Blue Farm for lunch or for some coffee

Zion who genuinely cares and loves you, he especially loves that you’re good with kids since he has Ginny he was determined to propose after he got to know you he did of course tell Ginny

[rosyy-whispers]

I’ve been thinking about something while watching Ginny & Georgia. There are many beautiful parallels between Georgia and Joe, and Ginny and Marcus, but what stands out the most to me is the way they make them feel safe.

In Season 1, when Georgia is asked what she really wants, she doesn’t say love, success, or even happiness. She simply says:

“I wanna feel safe enough that I can just be free.”

That line says everything. That’s her whole story. Her deepest dream, her truest wish, her ultimate goal. For years, Georgia survived behind a carefully crafted mask pretty smiles, charm, control, and quick lies, all woven into the fragile armor she built to protect herself.

She wasn’t who she really was, just who people needed her to be. But deep down, she hoped to find someone one day who could truly see her, accept her without judgment, and choose to stay.

And Georgia says it herself, more than once:

“You know what I like about you, Joe? I never feel like you’re judging me.” And later, it becomes even clearer: “What I love about you is that you never judge me.” Notice the shift from like to love. That’s how safe he made her feel.

Then, in Season 2, Ginny admits she feels safe with Marcus and suddenly, something clicks for Georgia. She understands exactly what that means, because she’s felt it too… with Joe. Almost like a quiet confession, she tells Marcus:

“She knows what it’s like to be loved by a man who makes her feel safe.” “That’s huge. To feel safe.”

In that moment, it’s clear she’s not just speaking for Ginny, she’s speaking for herself too.

Because with Joe, it’s different. No masks, no lies. Just stillness, softness, and truth. For once, she’s allowed to just be. Not survive. Just live.

Georgia, who constantly lives in flight mode, always moving, always running from her past and trauma, only found a safe place in Joe’s presence. He’s the only man she felt truly herself with.

By Season 3, there’s no doubt: Joe is her refuge, her quiet, steady harbor. The place her heart has always longed to return to. The boy whose kindness stayed with her. The man who sees her for who she truly is… and stays anyway.

He’s the one who remained when everyone else walked away. Always there for her. The one who embraces her chaos and loves her all the same.

And that’s where the beautiful parallel lies: Joe is to Georgia what Marcus is to Ginny.

They accept them fully, exactly as they are, with all their flaws, secrets, and scars. They love them unconditionally, without trying to fix or change anything.

They are the quiet harbors in their storms, safe places where hearts can rest. Steady, gentle loves that hold without asking for more. They offer comfort, stability, and a refuge from the chaos around them.

Joe is Georgia’s anchor, grounding her through every trial and storm. Marcus is Ginny’s steady presence, a calm in the middle of life’s upheavals.

Ginny and Georgia found exactly what they had been searching for, and what they truly needed all along: a love that lets them feel safe, truly seen, and finally free.

Sometimes love is a blaze of passion, but more often, it’s the quiet feeling of finally coming home.

[daniifanz]

Zion pissed me off this season but the flashback scene in ep 7 where he’s on the phone talking to Ginny asking about the “new apartment” and he says “tell Austin I love him”🥹🥹🥹

I love seeing moments where Austin is acknowledged as part of the family by Zion and his parents. Like that’s Zion’s son too. That’s Lynette’s grandson too.

[nastasyafilippovnas]

Zion, please get off your high horse. You left your daughter with her barely legal mom that didn't even finish high school while you went around the world taking photos. It's obvious they were struggling financially. You just didn't want to see it.

[thekinghazzastyles]

GINNY & GEORGIA S3 SPOILERS

YALL I just binged Ginny and Georgia s3 and OH MY GOD. LIKE WHAT THE FUCK. Okay 1. I never liked Paul but he pissed me off to no extent this season. Zion pissed me off as well like the switch up, the betrayal, and the partnering with gil of all people is just insane. Marcus rlly deserves the best help possible. I still can’t stand Norah. I’m kinda iffy abt Abby. GINNY NEEDS TO GET A GRIP OH MY GOD.

BUT MAX MY SWEET GIRL OH MY GOD I LOVE HER. Like her friends really just turned on her and she’s going through sm and now she’s all alone. Her parents don’t see how she’s struggling, Marcus is basically not talking to and being sent to rehab so she’s lost her other half, and her friends just completely downplayed her feelings bc she’s all of a sudden not super energetic and happy. Like yeah she was doing a lil too much s2 but it was kinda understandable. I hope she become closer friends with Bryon and Bracia bc they were so sweet to her. And I hope bracia sees how much of a bitch Ginny has become and drops her but whatever. Anyways, JUSTICE FOR MAX.

Also their friends are fucking horrible. Like horrible friends and horrible people. Ik they’re in hs but if I were 16 and saw someone constantly drinking themselves numb, regardless of whatever shit i had going on, I would fucking say something. LIKE SILVER SAYING SHE CANT STOP HIM JUST STOP FUCKING SUPPLYING IT HELLO??!!!

Austin omg (JUST FOUND OUT HES AUSTRALIAN WTF) I have a rlly bad feeling abt him for s4 with how he was acting after the trial and the looks he gave Ginny and Georgia kinda scared.

Don’t hate me but I heavily fuck with Wolfe, like yeah “that’s wild” is… WILD. BUT he’s like 16-17 so it was def a shock for him understandably. But he made up for it with the apology and it seemed very sincere. I hate that Ginny was just using him for fun tho😭😭😭 like her and Georgia need a break from relationships atp.

GEORGIA BEING PREGNANT OMG I hope it’s joes tho. I LOVE JOE. JOE CAN DO NO WRONG. THEY HAVE TO BE ENDGAME BC WTF HE NAMED A HORSE FOR HER. I WILL NEVER GET OVER THEM.

Omg and I love Padma and Hunter lowkey glad they’ve distanced themselves from everyone else but still protected Ginny from the reporters.

But holy shit Georgias dad calling her simply just to warn her abt other ppl being able to find her and then her mom and stepdad driving by???!??! CHILLS BC WTF. Like it has me thinking that georgias mom lied to her bat what her dad did and him trying to kill them both bc ain’t no way. Georgia doesn’t even remember it and her mom TOLD her that’s what happened. But she still continued to stay with her stepdad that molested her daughter????? Something’s not adding up, but call me crazy idk. And I lowkey wanna see Maddie come back but who knows 👀👀

Ppl on my list (not a good list btw):

ZION, PAUL, GIL, Abby, GINNY, Norah, Press, lowkey Austin lol

My faves:

MAX, Wolfe (sue me), Georgia, JOE, Marcus

Anyways I hope this was coherent I’ve been sitting on a couch for 12 hours straight🤩😜

[painandmovies]

Ginny and Georgia Season 3 surprisingly might be the best season yet, but these are the main things that bother me + fan reactions to accompany them:

Every season the MANG dynamic results in fanfare of making someone out to be the villian, while the prior or subsequent one paints them completely sympathetically. The switch-up towards Max from last season to this one, and the opposite effect switch-up from Abby to Max is confusing. I don't think anyone is intended to look entirely justified or should be crucified. The tendency of fans to have memory loss upon every new season and villianize one then defend them against the other 3 the next...is something. People pick and choose between them to make one look entirely bad, while the other is empathized with. Also, I don't even hate her, but how is Abby praised for being a girlboss for calling Marcus "the better Baker" and dismissing Max's feelings, while Ginny says they "grew apart" and is crucified for "owing her" for the friends she made. I feel like bonds of the members of MANG could go deeper with each other, like Abby and Ginny for instance, but their relationships are so surface level due to the writing that I'm not even interested in any of their dynamics as they are and because of it, the conflicts are hard to sympathize with completely. What I'm saying is I do sympathize and the s3 conflict is believable, but I'm ultimately univested in where they end up; like Ginny and Abby could never be friends again and I wouldn't care, and I like that duo the most (and i came out feeling like this last season...like yeah none of them should be friends). It definitely seems like high-school only relationships (and I don't know if that's what the writers are aiming for or if they're trying to deepen and get you to understand them all so they can grow into real friends).

I'm here (and I've always been here) for Joe, but I feel like they ruined Zion and Paul this season and they didn't need to. It's weird to me how Paul is still regarded as a good guy when to me Paul has always been scharmy and I don't know how people haven't seen it. His proposal was a red flag, but for some reason was seen as romantic. I don't know, but I don't think it's that surprising that a guy who slams a ring on a desk almost (or maybe didn't almost) hit her. Maybe they needed to ruin him more in that way to get it through people's heads who defend him (but surprisingly they're still defending him). Since the Gilmore Girls comparisons are being talked about, Zion has always been a Christopher, but to try to act like that man is worse than Christopher is wild; he's never been a fit partner for Georgia and he's an absent father, but at least I've felt like he cares about Ginny and even Austin who isn't even his, whereas Christopher didn't care and Rory didn't even know who he was when he pulled up on his motorcycle. Some of the stuff they threw in with him this season felt ooc to make Joe the only choice, and I don't think they needed to do that. It's always been clearly Joe, but they messed up the writing last season and it made people look at him like a side character where they rooted for other endgames. It feels a bit unbelievable that he's so straight-laced and he just accepts her murders so easily, even though I do believe he'd eventually accept them; I have feelings on how they developed them basically. Idk, but I'm here for them!

Norah is useless. (any Degrassi fans think Chelsea could handle more from her dramatic storylines?) I definitely like the detail of her period problems if it's for a purpose and brings awareness to something bigger. Samantha is also useless. I don't know the point of making her bulimic or of making her question her sexuality, if she's a character that shouldn't be and seemingly won't be redeemed. Also not here for a Press redemption storyline, just had to throw that in there.

They try to pass off Young Georgia as exceptionally charming and let her get away with too much that doesn't seem believable. How does no one notice Georgia steal? I remember thinking what she gets away with was unbelievable last season, too.

Please don't make Ginny too much like Georgia. Please don't make Ginny murder. Although it's kind of funny that fans complained about Ginny in prior seasons, but I've seen others have this same reaction to not making Ginny like her mom. Either you love Georgia and you want Ginny to be like her or she was fine when she was just Ginny. But if can't be both that you hate her before and think her "character development" is ruining her.

This is just more of a minor observation, but all of the parents are kind of bad in some way. I feel like it's common for people to think Ellen is the foil to Georgia's "bad" parenting. I feel for her and sympathize with her utter cluelessness of Marcus' problem, but that scene of Marcus screaming he hates himself and Ellen's reaction makes me slightly uncomfortable, and not just for the obvious of how real it is. I don't know how to explain why, but something about the scene and how she was (and not talking about the part of her asking if he hates them) made me question her. I think (I mean know) she doesn't understand him, and it makes all the more sense why he's struggling. This isn't negative feedback to the writing of her character or a critique of her parenting, but my heart breaks for Marcus and it should be interesting what they explore with him in season 4.

[alittleannihilati0n]

Looked at too many tiktok comment sections under g&g edits and need to speak my piece:

Zion had every right to be mad at Georgia. That exists hand in hand with the fact that Georgia and Ginny had every right to be mad at his response. It's not crazy that he didn't wanna marry Georgia and wanted to travel, they were so young and Georgia so resistant to his parent's help (both reasonableand unreasonably). But because he was turning a blind eye for so long to do his own thing like a normal young adult, and freaked out when he actually saw the reality instead of tuning in from the beginning and/or communicating with them, it doesn't their reaction to his actions in s3 crazy. Neither Georgia nor Zion were evil or trying to hurt Ginny, they're just both imperfect.

Ginny is not fucking evil. My god this especially gets me when people are like "she's doing what Georgia does but instead of for safety like Georgia she does it for power" (yes real quote from tiktok) like WHAT. No the whole point is how she resorts to what she's been taught when she's back up against a wall, just like Georgia. It's harmful (like Georgia to Ginny, Ginny to Austin), it creates enemies that needn't have been (Georgia to Paul, Ginny to Cynthia), and it leaves them uneasy and burdened (Georgia worried about her past catching up to them, Ginny feeling responsible for anything her mom does because she kept her from being convicted). Doesn't make Georgia evil, doesn't make Ginny evil. And don't even get me started on how her being a bitch sometimes (like in the final episode to max) doesn't make her evil either, ya'll just like to hate on her, cause all teens in amd out of the show are assholes sometimes (and ya'll just love to hate on teenage girls, especially black teenage girls).

Paul crashing out was a pretty legit reaction to Georgia's pregnancy play, and it wasn't tye character assassination ya'll say it was. Paul and Georgia was something everyone (including them) wanted to work so bad that they ignored how much of their relationship was both loving the other but not being able to fully accept who they are and their limits (Paul was too proper and not flexible or unconditionally forgiving enough for Georgia, Georgia was too headstrong and unconventional and morally flexible amd gaurded for Paul). He broke them when he left her after her legal trials affected his reputation, she broke them when she lied about a pregnancy to try to keep from sinking. Paul has a temper and gets in people's spaces, that's shown before. His reaction (slamming the wall and his parting words to Georgia) were cruel and angry and him at his lowest, but not out of character.

Marcus isn't the one responsible for how badly Max is doing regarding feeling responsible for him. That's their parents' fault. The Baker parents have seriously misserved both of their kids by making Max feel responsible for Marcus and everyone else's feelings and diminishing her needs and by refusing to acknowledge that Marcus has serious problems that are better seen and treated even if it delays his "normalcy" than beat back and denied and punished perpetually. The Baker parents love their kids completely and have made serious mistakes in their parenting, those things are not incompatible.

[swirlingvortex]

Zion's really pissing me off. Zero self awareness. Why do YOU think you've missed everything from the last 16 years? If Georgia kept 90 percent of stuff from you, it's because YOU literally weren't there for 90 percent of it and gave her an opportunity to. Show some accountability for being an absent parent.