I think people can see that and feel like
I think people can see that and feel like as the cast members detailed, is filled with layered and nuanced characters, leading to layered and nuanced representation, especially with the LGBTQ+ characters on the show. Johnson said, “There are so many different versions of self that people can see through us women, through the men that are in it … the nuance of what sexuality looks like and in some shows I think that can be a very rigid thing. Like you have the queer character and that’s the queer character, and also that queer character is only queer.” The second season portrays many characters exploring their sexuality, having both straight and queer relationships regardless of their past dating experience. This reflects Johnson’s friend group and peers, she told us. “To me, that’s what my life has been like, my friend’s life has been a reflection of things being able to move and shift in that way. , ‘Oh, I am a little piece of all of these people.'”