This show and it's advertising gave the impression it was female centric. But as it progressed, the men took over. One man was presented as docile and turned out to be cruel, another was borderline abusive control freak, and the hunk of the final season was an aggressive creep, but all three were celebrated,in the ambiance. You could tell, in the end, it was produced by men. It started out as promising, as secrets were valued. Then it ended with men having the rights to women, as property, and the essence of the wonder of the mystical nature of secrecy, was excessively undervalued. You put out something like this, you can't afford to take it back. But this show did. The producer used bait, and cheaply delivered and you got your eye candy, so, mission accomplished, I guess. But since there are good shows out there, this isn't one of them.
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