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See, if they had a character who wanted to be a home-maker and accepted the responsibilities that represented, I'd laud how it shows that feminism isn't just about having a career and acting like a guy but the choice to live your life with the choices you make not dictated by men or society. Mia isn't that. She's a simple, broken child-woman clinging to a fairytale image of what she wants.
Shouldn't Antonio be afraid of Cats now rather than fish?
Also, I'd like to note that I NEVER EVER want Emily as my therapist.
Hey I'm not sure why nobody has mentioned this yet but have any of you noticed that this episode's title is shared by a season one episode of MMPR? That's the first time they've ever reused an episode title.
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