"Lots of poison in the atmosphere," writes one follower on Instagram. "So much negativity," says another, on YouTube this time. "That's how society is today," "Is this the example of friends?" and ?Many debates, quarrels. Goca, more calmly "are just some of the comments left for the second episode of" Hostel by Anabel: As We Are. " In most of the episode, the girls confront each other for some reason and let's just say the viewers weren't that happy.
First, Alberta trapped himself, not telling Deas that he would design the corner of the house where he would live with Ernest. Of course Dea was upset because she was entrusted with that design and to no avail, two chefs left the dish without salt. Two interiors, leaving the house without pillows tumble? The mood between them escalated over Christmas Eve, with Dea's post-aggressive gift to Alberta: a toilet paper for couples. Alberta didn't mind much, but he probably did wrong. Paper too can wait for you.
Meanwhile, Meg and Anna's relationship is melting. Ever since Megi and Viola forgot it on the highway, the chill between them has been felt. During dinner, Anna gave Viola a pair of colorful glasses, along with a cymbal description. Viola was upset because she never wears glasses and who she has known for three years, so knew.
Anna was also the center of another debate. At one point in time, she had removed Viola and Alberta from the Close Friends list on Instagram, but could not explain why.
When you describe them like that, or when you see them on screen, they happen to be people who don't know them, they look absurd. But think of it as for yourself. If a friend of at least three years removed you from Close Friends, wouldn't you be worried about something going wrong? If a girlfriend gives you glasses, when you have made it very clear that you are not wearing glasses, would you not be bored of the lack of attention? If a girlfriend puts her nose to your work, when she has previously expressed confidence, wouldn't you be bored? Of course yes. Not everyone expresses frustration or resentment on screen, in the eyes of hundreds of thousands of people.
Is it serious? Lovingly and lovingly have been resolved and forgiven greater disputes than these, but you will find out in the next episode.
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