Not LGBTQ

I went in after reading the reviews for this miniseries and was thoroughly disappointed. None of the characters are likeable which may actually help its realism but instead it made me feel nothing in terms of their broken relationships (everytime they cried I felt nothing).

*****Spoiler
The closest thing to LGBTQ are the friends unhealthy codependent relationship (the main couple do not count as poly and she was noticably uncomfortable with their open relationship as she fell more in love with him) I'm so glad that ended. Also if you are no longer comfortable with an open relationship tell your partner, open relationships work because they are based on trust, it's not just cheating.

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Cute Drama

A cute rewatchable drama. It does have a different feel when comparing the beginning of the show to the end. You are bouncing from murder, to mistaken identity, hidden identity, terrible family members (I've never seen people so selfish), and a love story. Mom A large portion of the plot surrounds around a murder that happens in the main characters house (he was trying to kill her but in the end finds out that she wasn't the one that lead his girlfriend to suicide) which leads to her fake marriage with a man who will protect her. At its core the it is a mess, but it's still a fun watch. Heads up, the main characters chemistry does not translate to kissing, it's horrible to watch, luckily they do not do it often.

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