#i am doing it as either a placeholder to vent frustrations or a joke

[silvershewolf247]

Via: @cult-of-dollbabies I would not be criticizing this show half as much as I do if I didn't think there was genuine love and talent behind it.

The scenes of Andy and Kyle in season 2 (despite being part of a rather undercooked storyline) are genuinely moving and engaging. It's why I wanted more of them. Lachlan Watson plays the twins perfectly and adds complexity to Glenda that was not expected and is greatly appreciated. The costume design of the human twins is also great (I know some people don't like short hair Glenda, but I feel like it makes sense for them, a lot of people who've had long hair want to shave it or cut it short at some point) I wouldn't be pissed at the ending if they hadn't been. Even the trio has a lot of potential for story and character growth if the narrative would just let them.

The opposite of love isn't hatred. It's apathy. I love a lot of these characters, I love these actors, I even love a lot of ideas (and some execution) within the show. It's why the most damning aspect of season 3 is that people aren't criticizing it. People are just giving up, and it's why the show is in danger.