Samantha Clarke

Very well done. Shows the complexity to human nature. I’m confused by the reviews saying it’s bias’ when it’s so clearly designed for us to see the complexity in people, but also the trickiness of ever knowing the truth. It seems a lot of the audience are triggered, and want life to be black and white - when infact, there is so much grey. That’s why this show is so great. That’s the point of the show. It leaves you to ponder, debate, get triggered , get sad, have compassion, be confused, surprise yourself and question… everything. Well done Netflix

I’ve never left a review before , but I feel this is a vital show for People who are confronted by their own complexities and the beautiful complexity of sexuality and expression. I’ve noticed a lot Of the negative reviews are people saying it ‘shouldn’t be shared’ which just means they’re offended by the subject matter .. so the show probably wasn’t designed for them in mind. The other end of negative reviews I’m seeing are ‘ the people are boring’ which means they’re looking to be entertained, not looking to learn a little more about deepening their understanding of what is possible in terms Of connection with self and another. Which again, the show is not intended to entertain, but to educate , lightly and lovingly. I think this show is a pivotal step towards open discussion and expression of true sexual acceptance and true body Connection.