Waterloo Road

[wixard]

and you think that's ok yet you won't ask out a girl two years older than you ?

[Conservative,]

and you think that's ok yet you won't ask out a girl two years older than you ?

it's a TV programme. Plus when he leaves school it won't matter, I think 18+ age gaps are only weird if they're HUGE like....15+. My aunt & uncle are 25 years apart so Im used to big age gaps lol.

[Inseriousity.]

It's not the age gap that's the problem. she's a teacher. duty of care and all that. plus the fact that the writers do seem to write these 'relationships' so quick that they tend to be so unrealistic

thought it was good episode though. again, the whole vicky/ronan relationship is so fast - only last week he mentioned he liked her - but it was a bit more realistic and finally, a guy that's actually decent and not just the stereotype!

[Conservative,]

It's not the age gap that's the problem. she's a teacher. duty of care and all that. plus the fact that the writers do seem to write these 'relationships' so quick that they tend to be so unrealistic

thought it was good episode though. again, the whole vicky/ronan relationship is so fast - only last week he mentioned he liked her - but it was a bit more realistic and finally, a guy that's actually decent and not just the stereotype!

What is Jonah a stereotype of?

[Cheryl]

it's a TV programme. Plus when he leaves school it won't matter, I think 18+ age gaps are only weird if they're HUGE like....15+. My aunt & uncle are 25 years apart so Im used to big age gaps lol.

you did kind of dodge tara's point there, if you're used to big age gaps what is the problem with the 2 year one?

[Slowpoke]

For the people who dislike the Cesca/Jonah storyline, you'll probably stop watching the show after this series finale

[Conservative,]

you did kind of dodge tara's point there, if you're used to big age gaps what is the problem with the 2 year one?

Cos I get nervous with girls simple as, I can't talk to them without looking like an idiot :/ but lol.

What is Jonah's stereotype...anyone?

[Inseriousity.]

I never said jonah was a stereotype lol. I meant the stereotype where the man always messes up and has to win back the girl and this time it was the other way round although i was refering to the ronan relationship anyway.

The whole problem with jonah/cesca is it's so rushed. I mean he proposed to her and she said yes! That's moving very fast!! It's generally a problem on WR that these relationships are rushed and I won't stop watching it just cos of that but I do wish they'd slow storylines down (the hodge/bex thing being a good example)

[dbgtz]

I never said jonah was a stereotype lol. I meant the stereotype where the man always messes up and has to win back the girl and this time it was the other way round although i was refering to the ronan relationship anyway.

The whole problem with jonah/cesca is it's so rushed. I mean he proposed to her and she said yes! That's moving very fast!! It's generally a problem on WR that these relationships are rushed and I won't stop watching it just cos of that but I do wish they'd slow storylines down (the hodge/bex thing being a good example)

Bex was generally a crap storyline tbh, well the start was when all Karen would say is Bex and it annoyed me. I want Rachel back again And Steph properly ((( Anyway next series should be a bit slower as it is 30 episodes according to what I read. I think they just try to make every series open so that new people can get into it so don't want to run storylines over series.

[Judas]

For the people who dislike the Cesca/Jonah storyline, you'll probably stop watching the show after this series finale

why?

+i wish ronan and jonah would kiss and make up. literally.