As much as i enjoyed season 4 of Sex Education, its frustrating to see another character (O) describe being aromantic and asexual and only ever have them call it ace. Referring to aroace experiences only as "ace" hurts all of the aspec. It erases aromantic experiences as a part of asexuality and reinforces the assumption that all asexuals are also aromantic.
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Just binged-watched the final season in one day.
With some of the cast not returning and a few 'darker in tone' storylines; this season did struggle in certain places... but there were also some good high-points and I think it was the right possible ending for the show.
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I just think it’s fun that there are 3 actors from sex education in the Barbie Movie, like i love that show and now I love the Barbie movies even more
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So the weirdest part about season 4 was how they handled the councilor election?
Like I thought they were going to acknowledge that the entire thing is mainly hurting the student body and O and Otis should get over themselves and pool their common resources for the good of community.
Instead Otis just abandons his calling because someone is arguably better at it and O just gets back to it with no real adjustments, even though we were shown that her tendency to prioritize the growth of her brand leaves many students by the wayside.
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one thing I love about this season of Sex Education that many able-bodied people might not catch is that....
this college is extremely inclusive and prides itself in being inclusive. except for when you're physically disabled and can't use the stairs. because there's just one (1) lift that's also often broken, so it's barely usable. "but we have a lift so we've done our bit to make things accessible!"
and honesty, that's so realistic. that's the disabled experience.
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One thing i adore about Sex Education is the way that, in a show all about sex and romance, it never feels like friendship is devalued. The platonic relationships in the show are rarely seen as lesser than romantic ones, in fact most of the time they are even more important. (otis and eric, aimee and maeve come to mind)
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Asa Butterfield, Emma Mackey, Aimee Lou Wood & Ncuti Gatwa
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