Opinion on Love On Thr Spectrum Season 3

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Season 3 is finally out! I watched the first episode and it was nice. The added a new girl on the show who actually lives on her own, but has the traits of Abby and Dani with her childlike obsession with dolls and Disney, but is very organized and seems very accomplished as a 24 year old woman. As someone who started speaking late I can relate to her challenges.

Connor is back but rejects his frist date on the season due to them being a few hours apart which is understandable but I feel like he could've compromised since Atlanta and Nashville aren't that far apart, plus they seem like the enjoy simliar stuff.

James is back again, the first episode he couldn't find anyone. His mom was heartbroken about it, but I believe he could compromise a little with the pet thing. Not all autstics can handle kids, so it's understandable that would be a no go for him.

Still got to watch more episodes to get a better opinion on it, I'm still halfway finished with episode 2, but so far I like this season. Look forward to seeing Tanner and Abby. Sucks Katlynn couldn't come back, but I guess the want more Autstics who are more innocent and think like small children vs someone whose more well-rounded and articulate.

I thought Connor’s date was really nice. She seemed sweet and happy. It sucks they didn’t work out. However, I find Connor’s family frustrating. I don’t like the way they talk to and gang up on him. No wonder he can get so rigid with them.

Poor James is stressed out! I’m glad he’s aware that he can’t handle kids and sticks to it. I couldn’t handle kids either. I can’t really even handle a dog.

I watched the whole series, it was addictive, needing to know how everythign worked out.
It is quite upbeat overall.
Connor ends up being totally smitten by a second girl, who seems very nice, I hope that works out for them both.

I think the producers did really well in this series in finding possible matches.

I finished watching it. I really enjoy the show, and loveeeeee the honesty and authenticity from the cast. Also, notice that the show doesn't have an intro theme! It's straight content from the start.

I noticed two major responses from me:

1. It's encouraging to see how we could possibly have healthy relationships with proper guidance. They have a dating coach that prepares them before the date, then reviews their date afterward to make sense of it, learn, and adjust moving forward. I'm assuming they also get support from the production team off camera. I'm learning from watching the show.

2. I have strong reactions to some of the family members. Particularly, the ones that seem to talk down to or annoy the cast. It seems like some of the family members team up and together antagonize the cast member. I don't want to name which members to avoid trashing them because of my perceptions and reactions, but really they get to me. I even look away sometimes.