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such a wholesome mini series focusing on love, female friendships and all the lost feelings in ur 20s. i cried lots of times during it bc im a mess and i felt seen in a lot of ways but somehow it's made me feel so much better for not having shit together in this period of life. highly recommend if you like Girls, Fleabag, Conversations with Friends, Frances Ha or The Worst Person in the World, since it shares the same vibe!
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Oct 30, 2024

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