The show is queer-positive, has a diverse cast, is gut-bustingly funny and yet introspective about love, relationships, and sexual identity. The acting and cinematography was so intimate and real, the actors did not present as if they were acting, and while so much complexities happen between characters, it was all done cohesively. There's so much to be said (GOOD things) about this series and I wish I knew how to express how much I felt refreshed, touched, amused, and even provoked thought-wise by it.
