The Bold Type 1 season, 7 episodes
Bold Type 1 season, 7 episodes they inspired by the life of Hearst Magazines’ exec Joanna Coles, chief content officer of Hearst Magazines, The Bold Type offers a glimpse into the “outrageous lives and loves” of those responsible for the global women’s magazine Scarlet. The series stars Katie Stevens, Aisha Dee, Meghann Fahy, Sam Page, Matt Ward and Melora Hardin.
Bold Type 1 season, 7 episodes
There is nothing like strong female leads ruling their lives not because everything is going great for them, but because they don't stop when it gets difficult.
Kat's journey once again proved to be very close to home and very relatable to those who had to work through a shift in their identity.
It makes me immensely happy seeing Kat exploring her sexuality and trying to understand what her feelings for Adena mean.
This means we will see more of Kat getting nervous around Adena (and maybe other girls), and I'm very on board with that. If Kat interacting with Adena isn't me on a regular basis, I just don't know what is.
Struggling with what she feels when she thinks about Adena vs. her perception of what being a lesbian means is a conversation worth having. It isn't always obvious for girls when they realize that they could like other girls, especially when thinking about just the sex portion of it.
Kat shows good examples of that, connecting more with a person who happens to be a woman while thinking she could never do certain things. And it is easy to believe her until you see how she lights up when she sees Adena.
It isn't about sex, not always, and it seems to take a connection with someone like Adena for Kat realize that in herself.
It brings up the question of sexuality and how it isn't as simple as one dream or one experience or one porn video. Everyone finds their own way, and there is no shame in not having it all figured out or not knowing how you feel.
Kat is still uncertain, and I believe this is all headed to her noticing that she is sure whenever she sees Adena. They aren't together and for now it seems like it might not happen, but something has awoken in her, and it's something she will continue to explore.
Specifically, this wasn't put in there as some weird sexy thing, yet it did achieve some major comedy gold, just like that little fantasy Jane explained. That overthinking is exactly why I get her so much.
As for Jane's new guy, I don't know what to think about him yet. I am not feeling it, but it wasn't a huge part of her journey, so I can roll with it for now. This will have to play out a bit more for me before I decide how much I am meant to care about him.
For now, though, he is Ryan or just that guy that works in that other magazine who heard Jane talking about her vagina.
However, in their personal life so far, everything is not as good and rosy as it might seem. The main characters are seeking for all the novelties of fashion, forgetting about the naturalness and natural beauty. Often, on their way there are wealthy men who are concerned only with their secular image. However, the main characters begin to understand that the most important thing in life is not career. Yes, and friendship should not go to second place! Let’s see if they can conquer the men of their dreams.
Bold Type 1 season, 7 episodes they inspired by the life of Hearst Magazines’ exec Joanna Coles, chief content officer of Hearst Magazines, The Bold Type offers a glimpse into the “outrageous lives and loves” of those responsible for the global women’s magazine Scarlet. The series stars Katie Stevens, Aisha Dee, Meghann Fahy, Sam Page, Matt Ward and Melora Hardin.
Bold Type 1 season, 7 episodes
There is nothing like strong female leads ruling their lives not because everything is going great for them, but because they don't stop when it gets difficult.
Kat's journey once again proved to be very close to home and very relatable to those who had to work through a shift in their identity.
It makes me immensely happy seeing Kat exploring her sexuality and trying to understand what her feelings for Adena mean.
This means we will see more of Kat getting nervous around Adena (and maybe other girls), and I'm very on board with that. If Kat interacting with Adena isn't me on a regular basis, I just don't know what is.
Struggling with what she feels when she thinks about Adena vs. her perception of what being a lesbian means is a conversation worth having. It isn't always obvious for girls when they realize that they could like other girls, especially when thinking about just the sex portion of it.
Kat shows good examples of that, connecting more with a person who happens to be a woman while thinking she could never do certain things. And it is easy to believe her until you see how she lights up when she sees Adena.
It isn't about sex, not always, and it seems to take a connection with someone like Adena for Kat realize that in herself.
It brings up the question of sexuality and how it isn't as simple as one dream or one experience or one porn video. Everyone finds their own way, and there is no shame in not having it all figured out or not knowing how you feel.
Kat is still uncertain, and I believe this is all headed to her noticing that she is sure whenever she sees Adena. They aren't together and for now it seems like it might not happen, but something has awoken in her, and it's something she will continue to explore.
Specifically, this wasn't put in there as some weird sexy thing, yet it did achieve some major comedy gold, just like that little fantasy Jane explained. That overthinking is exactly why I get her so much.
As for Jane's new guy, I don't know what to think about him yet. I am not feeling it, but it wasn't a huge part of her journey, so I can roll with it for now. This will have to play out a bit more for me before I decide how much I am meant to care about him.
For now, though, he is Ryan or just that guy that works in that other magazine who heard Jane talking about her vagina.
However, in their personal life so far, everything is not as good and rosy as it might seem. The main characters are seeking for all the novelties of fashion, forgetting about the naturalness and natural beauty. Often, on their way there are wealthy men who are concerned only with their secular image. However, the main characters begin to understand that the most important thing in life is not career. Yes, and friendship should not go to second place! Let’s see if they can conquer the men of their dreams.
