How annoying Juliette can get?

I love Bitsie Tulloch, I think she's gorgeous and a perfect fit for David Giuntoli on-screen and off-screen but I never liked how she has been written, how they have transformed her from season to season. Well maybe, there will be episodes that I loved her but I find the character Juliette Silverton annoying. 

In season 1, she's the annoying girlfriend who assumes that Nick is hiding something from her. She was so one note and not interesting like as if she just have to be there so that the Grimm has a girlfriend. In season 2, I know she was under a spell but I don't like how she was hiding her obsession from Nick but I just felt that she was just so mean to him and it was just so annoying. 

In season 3, I started to like her because she is Nick's supportive girlfriend and friend to Rosalie. She was starting to be helpful and useful to cases but when she's acting all bad-ass, she annoys me again. In season 4, I like her in the beginning and when she became a Hexenbeist but when she became insane, I was so annoyed that I even rejoiced that her character died. In season 5, as Eve, I do not like her that much. I was not thrilled that she came back. She's so detached from Nick but somewhat I know that she's bitter that Nick is living with Adalind. They invited everyone except for Adalind to help. Whatever, I guess, I have to let this out of my system so that I can learn to love her. Haha, enjoy Grimm! 

You're the Worst

Lately, I have been watching this show called 'You're the Worst', it's an American comedy drama series about two people with toxic personalities attempting a relationship. The show started with the two characters, Jimmy and Gretchen, meeting in Jimmy's ex's wedding and them engaging in a one-night stand. It started to be a thing but they remained casual. Because of Gretchen's feistyness and Jimmy's manipulativeness, though they are not talking about their feelings, they ended to be in an exclusive relationship which actually works for them. This just shows that there is always somebody for someone.

The show also features their friends and their own relationships. It is satirical and witty and just real. I guess that's why I love it. It is a show about how most relationships are now going about. It features socially relevant issues in a humorous way through characters such as how Edgar deals with PTSD and relating back to society. The character of Lindsey is a very complicated and adorable character of somehow who tries to conform to society. I love Aya Cash who plays Gretchen, she's natural and amazing. This is a good watch and I recommend.