...about two straight, white people with a full cast of white people, with the writing attempting to weave in stories from all social, economic and intellectual backgrounds.

Middle-upper class boy and girl meet, fall romantically in love with each other, have copious amounts of lovey-dovey sex that seems impossibly tear-jerkery, and then float in and out of each other's lives. Much like a lot of books similar to this one (and, trust me, there are a LOT of them that are VERY similarly melodramatic), this show displays what relationships are 'really like' - if you don't love in the real world, that is.

The cinematography, the setting and some of the writing is good, almost great even. The music is lovely but my goodness does it make you want to blow your brains out with how dramatic it makes the show. The stories, though... I found more realism in The Handmaiden's Tale, and that show is about as realistic and believable as Star Trek Discivery.

I would recommend this for any teenager or young adult who genuinely wants to know 'what is love'. That way, they will hold this as their standard of what a relationship should look like and, with any hope, unsuccessfully compare all their real life partners to the characters in this show. I call it 'effective population control'.

10/10 for the scenes, though.