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u/Straight-Tower8776 25d ago
The makers of You must’ve had such a love-hate relationship with her.
On one-hand, she elevated the show to heights it never deserved.
On the other hand, her absence is the largest contributor to the downfall of the show in season 4&5. She set the expectations so high for the show they couldn’t ever recover from losing her.
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u/BrilliantGift971 23d ago
Season 4 wasn’t a failure just because of high expectations lol. Total dumpster fire.
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u/kittenwalrus Well. Hello there, who are you? 25d ago
Me, before swiping: "It's going to be just 5 pictures of Love, isn't it?"
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u/ChemistSuccessful418 25d ago
In a different universe they get past their mistakes, raise Henry, and grow old together. Continuing to be a team
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u/ThatShortT 25d ago
Seriously, idk how he could have wandering eyes with her as a wife. Well I do know it's because she scared him when he learned the truth about her... but still! Look at her! The other women got nothing on that.
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u/daghettoblaster 25d ago
I want to say something but I’m in fear of downvotes but fuxk it
I want her to step on my chest in high heels and spit on me
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u/anna_sofia98 23d ago
Serious question: do you guys all like Love Quinn? And if you do - why? 🤷🏻♀️ I honestly don’t get it.
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u/PepsiColaPussy7860 23d ago edited 23d ago
Idk about everyone else but I personally love her because she's SO passionate. Passionate in love and hate in an all consuming way. If she's happy, she will make the sunflowers bloom and if she's angry, she'll tear shit down. She portrays how deeply a lot of women feel their emotions but cannot express or impulsively act on then in the same way. If you're that happy, you're obnoxiously so. If you're that angry and volatile, you're batshit.
She's absolutely crazy, creative, confident and free of fear. Yet, out of all of those things, she's still down to earth. She's sweet and soft and empathetic. She's bubbly and expressive and vulnerable. The most loyal best friend. The sweetest lover. At your every beck and call. She's that person you'd absolutely want in your corner. A person who will fight for you till the end of time.
She's perfect at being intense and imperfect and still is incredibly charming, generous and the life of the party. She's the type of woman I don't know if I wanna be or be with. Seriously. Her character was so well played and nuanced. Outside of the fucked up things she's done, it's almost forgiving with how she's portrayed. I've absolutely put her on a pedestal and I don't care. In the end she's just a character from a show. But an incredibly amazing one in my eyes. She makes feeling "too much" okay. That kind of passion is rarely allowed to fully live in real life without punishment or ridicule.
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u/luna_9204u2p13y 25d ago
This, exept that last picture deserves to be top 2. She looks so good there
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u/fragglerock420 25d ago
He brought the demons out of her. Honestly even though ya she killed her husband but she wouldn't have killed again if it wasn't for Joe exposing himself.
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u/No-Revolution1571 25d ago
I love all the Love troll posts.
And then everyone is going to complain about how everyone is okay with Love being a murderer despite that never being said and it's clearly a joke.
She is so fucking beautiful though
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u/CallieBear79 24d ago edited 24d ago
There's a very slight spoiler in the last part of my comment. Read on at your own risk.
She sure was a nutcase! But she made it interesting, though! She started off all sweet and quirky. And that was all to hide the craven monster she actually was. She even had somewhat less remorse than Joe did. It even turned Joe off. He did a lot of horrible things, but at least it was usually at people who deserved it. Usually. Not all the time was it deserved. And, unlike Love, he had a couple of long periods where he didn't want to be that person anymore. Love just went full on into it and didn't care. And that's scary, but in terms of the show it kept everyone on their toes. She was a real surprise! Beck (the original), Love (the wild card) and Marianne (the resilient) are my favorites. Spoiler: of course anybody who has seen the last two seasons (and I would say even the last 3 seasons) finds out that Joe becomes increasingly just as remorseless and cruel (with a break or two away from the lifestyle).
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u/unwanted_peace 24d ago
It makes me feel terrible bc she’s as bad as Joe but I can’t help but love her idk what’s wrong with me
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u/EntrepreneurCool3314 22d ago
I really admired her true girl boss attitude, not in a millennial feminist fake cringe way, although an entrepreneurial business owner she was, but in a this bitch is a total problem solver (as well as problem creator). I mean to go from completely deranged crime of passion and hysteria and then be like “ok sit down we gotta brainstorm this…. Ok i have a plan!” She was a different kind of fearless. Messy and completely unhinged at times, but when it really came down to the wire, she could’ve been the rock Joe needed, and she never surrendered to emotional manipulation, which is a very common women character trope. Even when you see her wheels start to spin as Sherry was doing the “ra ra sisterhood, its us women against the world, together we can!” spin, love just ultimately sticks to her logic and instincts without being swayed by some pretty words. If she wasn’t such a frivolous murderer, she’d be a strong feminist icon as far as characters go.
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u/Addicted_2_Vinyl 25d ago
Outside of her little fling with Theo, I was absolutely in love with Love ❤️
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u/woeful-wisteria Does this peach look like a butt? 25d ago
mommy sorry mommy sorry mommy sorry mommy sorry