Vencer la culpa / Преодолей вину (2023)

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From the previews:

Paloma is learning about HIV since Franco told her he's positive, I guess this is to teach the audience about the subject. But why would a "strong independent woman" from 2023 not know basic information about HIV?

Make it make sense.

Now Manuela presents her new boyfriend Pablo to her family including to her gay brother (who is completely useless here) and he has an awkward reaction to him and his partner.

Why do these stupid writers think we would root for a guy who abandoned his teenage daughter for being herself, is indifferent to her disappearance for years and it's revealed to be closeted homophobe in half of the series?

If they wanted a changed homophobe character arc, establish him as a bigot from the beging with his guilt being that his attitude is the reason Dulce disappeared, instead he hasn't realized this yet.

Manuela now accepts Leandro due to her daughter but is really because she's a stupid bimbo who can't sue him even if she works for a women's center.

Amanda is a mysoginist asswhole who is a "strong independent woman" with a Pet Shop, who can't stop taking care of her ex. Even if he is violent and fakes having bad health because…

Is incredible how all of our heroes are horrible and unlikable.

And I don't watch this shit, I just read opiniones and previews on the matter. Why are some people still watching it?

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