Zane

His struggles and growth felt authentic and inspiring, but I wonder if others found it emotionally resonant or did it hit too close to home?

It's refreshing to see body positivity front and center, and I'm curious if that was a deliberate choice to challenge stereotypes or just a natural part of the story.

The transition from friendship to romance added a layer of tension, but did it elevate the story or make it more complicated in ways that felt real?