Watching this from the synopsis i thought that the lead would find out they were bisexual and may break up with their girlfriend or whatever else. watching it though was offense after offense. she's just leading on both the male and female romantic interest, doing a little bit here and then a bit there. like first what was up with her proposal after kissing wali? and then her hugging it out with the gf after making out with wali in the kitchen? then having the audacity to chase him down in his hometown. all of this bs going back and forth was stupid and useless to get to a totally odd ending of a ... polyamorous relationship? this stupid portrayal of polyamory is not only inaccurate but harmful. they stuck a 'polyamory' sticker onto a situation of plain old cheating. where was the communication where all parties decided on that kind of relationship? what happened to the romantic interests' characterizations which would not lead you to believe they'd want this? what *was* that? overall, angry i spent time watching this. 2 stars bc of sweet geraldine
Review of To Each, Her Own
