#norando

[poneysalegaga]

them 🥺

[alexiaugustin]

i think we can all agree that noorhelm is the worst norando remake of them all

[multiverseeditsx]

He brightens up the world x

[ju-noexiste]

I was going through Alejandro's Instagram and it's so funny how he went from this:

To this:

[dangerous-territory99]

Me every time I see Miguel:

[bwayen]

Miquel: I'm not going to talk about you badly, because you and I are not going to break up.

Us:

[sisoyyoalgunproblema]

And can we acknowledge how humble Alejandro is? Like he has this whole thing about being a tough proud man but he's never had a problem with expressing how he feels, he likes Nora? He tells her. He's a mess and doesn't know how he's feeling? He says so. He's sorry? He apologizes. It's so rare and refreshing to see the popular guy portrayed like this.

On the other hand we have Nora, who bahaves how she thinks she has to behave says the things she thinks she has to say and never stops to think about how SHE feels I think she's not even aware of all the walls she's built around her.

The fact that she expects everyone to have their shit figured out all the time and doesn't forgive Alejandro when he doesn't follow the script she'd probably rehearsed in the shower, how she leaves when things get complicated and when people stop being perfect proves that she has a lot of growing up to do.

I love how Skam españa has reversed the good girl/bad boy trope we find EVERYWHERE (up to a point because they are both babies) , it's not the sweet girl bringing down the tough guy's walls but the nice (even if he's a bit pretentious and thinks he's prettyer than he actually is) humble boy breaking down the cold girl's walls and 🤯

[stylesboytoy]

Me checking to see how season 3 is going:

Me seeing that Miguel is still there and focus of every clip: