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Great episode and acting. You would think Issa and Lawrence are really together in real life
HBO'S "Insecure" [ Created by Issa Rae ► Season III: 2020 ]
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- Jun 9, 2014
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For me it is. It’s about understanding. I’m not a person who is confortable assuming how/why somebody did something that hurt me. And if I can’t make sense of it I have a desire to ask questions to clear things up.
This episode also shows how great it is to be vulnerable with a person with no threat to your self. Both of them felt safe enough to be completely honest with each other about how they felt and they both respected each other’s side. Notice they weren’t trying to prove to each other how what the other thought was going on. They accepted the other viewpoint and only asked questions to understand.
We are so used to thinking that people cannot handle how we actually feel so we hold things in and just treat people different until the other person changes, and things don’t often work out very well that way. I mean look at Issa and Molly. They haven’t had an honest and open conversation about how things are effecting them but both have decided that they’ll change up how they behave trying to avoid confrontation and it’s only making things worse.
Great episode but I don’t want them back together. They’ve both been making strides separately and I want them to continue to do so. But maybe they are one of those couples that had the one bad breakup that resulted in a great future
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They probably could be one of those couples that would be great together
- Jun 9, 2014
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They certainly have the chemistry and the comfortability to make it a successful relationship. If anything this last episode shows that they are fully capable of making it the long haul
- Sep 21, 2008
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I think Molly hates Issa because she thinks she's better than her.
I'm rewatching the series and totally forgot how she stormed out her parents house when she found out her dad cheated went and smashed Dro while simultaneously leaving her date and her parents
I'm rewatching the series and totally forgot how she stormed out her parents house when she found out her dad cheated went and smashed Dro while simultaneously leaving her date and her parents
- Sep 21, 2008
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Told my daughter's mom this EXACTLY during the scene. That **** low-key annoyed the hell out of me
- Jun 9, 2014
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Watched it again and yea, the “You make me happy” line was what threw things a bit too ”storybook ending” for me.
But the way Lawrence reacted to the “what if I wanted to stay” question makes sense for his character. He’s been shown to not be the player type but more honest and almost niave so he wouldn’t be very smooth on the reaction. Makes sense up til Issa’s response
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Shortie Issa went to the bathroom to clean up the poom poom before trying that line and getting it in 
- Jan 30, 2007
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Issa came to the spot with her tittes out, no bra. We knew what time she was on.
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- Jul 27, 2006
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Condola definitely preggers. She was blowing Lboogie up. Prior to the breakup she never came off as thirsty so why this episode. When he let Issa stay L made his decision right there. If they don’t end up together they will be “the one that got away” for each other”
- Nov 20, 2007
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Now it would be funny if Issa was preggo too
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Man that would be a painful twist, watching that last episode had me and my wife laughing because it all felt toooooo familiar, we had our breakups, I had my rebound, we had our open honest convo, wayyyyy too relatable and my take is they make it, but is because I see their dynamic as a reflection of my own and we worked past our issues and strengthen our relationship, BUT! Getting the rebound preggo woulda been the game changer and completely would change both their lives, that would be a painful but a dope twist, they finally come to terms with their love after all the pain and BOOM! Not so fast.
- Sep 28, 2005
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Leave it to a ***** to get a joint pregnant right before y’all get back together 
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Leave it to a ***** to get a joint pregnant right before y’all get back together
Just stop
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Came here to tell y’all Condola is prego for sure. It’s brilliant foreshadowing from her whole “I don’t want kids” convo. Perfect episode to get everyone feels going about L and Issa back together and then boom rip our hearts out. Best episode of this otherwise boring season. Kelly (Rothwell) has been killing all her writer episodes.
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I’m finally catching up, currently on episode 7 & at scene where Molly where Molly is arguing w/ Asian Bae’s brother about the racist incident that just took place. Anyway, I say that to say this. As Molly was storming away from the booth (and agreeably so) they did a full body shot, and that means Molly’s leg were entirely featured... Molly has some top notch calves.
- Nov 16, 2018
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That scene just ended & further valid my stance on “people of colour” being a stupid & false sense of exclusivity term.
- Dec 14, 2004
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Calves???
- Sep 21, 2008
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Every time I chick tells me "I'm going to the bathroom" I keep a Cialis close byShortie Issa went to the bathroom to clean up the poom poom before trying that line and getting it in
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Yup.
That's why keep a couple packs of wet wipes comfortably in plain sight
Go head and "freshen up" baby
- Aug 28, 2014
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Wet wipes just chillin on the back of my toilet but since I have a bathroom in my room. If they hop right in there then I already know what time it is 
- Jun 1, 2013
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Yvonne Orji's special was hilarious. As a West Indian, I feel like our parents are just less intense Africans. Same rhetoric but not as dramatic.
