The whole time I was watching this episode, it made me highly uncomfortable. As a member of the LGBT group, it's already hard enough for me to open up to someone about my sexual orientation, let alone finding someone I love. It wasn't the killing that made me uneasy, well, it did, but it wasn't as bad as the realization that I'm still single and have always been my whole life. You never know if things like this would ever happen in real life, and as one of the characters said, people and circumstances change unexpectedly, so it's impossible to predict the future. I hate the unknowns and not being in control, but it's life, you never know what life brings you next. I just hope when I am lucky enough to finally find someone that's right for me, it wouldn't end up like the show for me, not that I wish things like that for myself, I'm simply scared. Fictional or not, this episode got me thinking. Everyone is an individual, an independent individual, and doesn't matter how much you're in love with someone and think what you do is best for them, don't ever try to control someone, give them space, let them be themselves. Life is full of surprises, maybe good, maybe bad, but I just hope when I start my soon-to-be new life, things will go smoothly for me. Keeping my fingers crossed and hopefully, my future bf is awaiting me somewhere along the way. Hope to meet you soon.
Review of A Good Husband
