I forgot
where I read it, but one article mentioned that He’s Into Her was pandemic
therapy, or it is part of our pandemic therapy, at the least. Truth be told,
for some of us, Season 1 brought us back into that time when we were in High
School and falling in love happens or crushes are happening. It found us at a
point in time when we were searching for an escape. For the younger set of
viewers, it gave them that campus feels that they did not know they’d missed.
Truth be told, school has been judged as boring, but when everything was at a
standstill, most realized that school was not at all boring. That was where our
friends are. That was where not only Science, Math and English are learned, but
also life lessons about friendship, love, betrayal, and all the other things
that will form the foundation of our lives in the years to come.
Season 2
came with heavier themes; we may not have a story of an uncle involved in
carnapping, eventually leading to someone getting critically injured, sending
him to a coma that poses a problem in our love lives. [whew, what a mouthful!] It
is still nonetheless moving and relatable as there are other challenges that
hinder our relationships. There are also other themes like friendships and
navigating the halls of high school can be just as exhausting and just as
confusing.
He’s Into
Her is many different things for most of us. We could each write an essay or
two about it. One thing is for sure, it has brought some of us together. We
formed bonds of friendships, albeit, mostly online, but nonetheless, strong
enough to actually send stuff to each other, organize meets, and even know each
other’s personal lives. HIH did not only give us DonBelle; it gave us a
community-our own clique that might stay with us far much longer than 10 or 26
episodes. He’s Into Her was more than a show that brought entertainment and
even some lessons. It also brought people together. Friendship across all age
groups and even stature in life.
That is
why, too, for some of us, we open our hearts and even our purse to help other
Bubblies. Bonds are strong that we lovingly share whatever we have from ticket
give-aways to transportation subsidies and even some personal needs like
tuition or hospital and electricity bills. You see, that is what love is all
about. Love expands. A case in point is how a love of two people who
eventually, gets married, grows to love the babies they are blessed with and
the whole family they will create. Love, for it to be love is not only
unconditional, but also ever expansive. In our case, our love for Donny and
Belle lead us to have a bit, even just a bit of love for our fellow Bubblies.
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