Bittersweet Candy Bowl

Damn Paulo, that’s not really what you promised but ok

I love that they are just the community in the comments. This is gold.

ok well in the broad sense Daisy’s right but I am actually not sure what she might be referring to

I swear they pulled half this dialogue from the community, it’s so funny to see this kind of conversation in the official comic. XD

Of course Daisy. Make it about yourself

And I’m referring to the part where she’s taking Mike’s side no matter what he’s literally done. She was also on board with Lucy forgetting everything Mike had said in favor of harmony.

Daisys never been her friend she was just there Mike. And even though she has Paulo she can’t let that go

Lol, you are right Daisy and Paulo are practically mimicking us right now

Also, I wonder if that brief hesitation after Paulo mentioned grabbing Mike’s phone was partially brought about by a reminder of the last time he did exactly that in the past during lunch. Remembering the moments in life where people hurt you certainly helps when you’re trying to cut them out of your life. (Which is not always a bad thing, mind, though the resentment in and of itself is rarely healthy to hold onto long term)

not vero’s page comment reading the fans to filth

So this is what happens when two goats have a convo

YES! Finally, someone is ready to just color everything in shades of gray! No one is fully right, and no one is fully wrong, so we should all just be kinder to each other in general

Oof, you can tell Daisy has yet to give Paulo an earful about what happened at lunch. She is right though Paulo, not everyone keeps their promises. And right now, if you want to help Mike, you need to break that promise with Lucy.

This is why I have never been a huge fan of Daisy, and I WANT to like her. But she has always had this undertone of resentment towards Lucy that I can’t vibe with. I can’t recall a point where Lucy has ever been particularly unfair to Daisy and generally tries to do right by her. But Daisy can’t let go of her jealousy over the fact that Lucy receives more attention from the male characters than she does, and like. Instead of directing her frustration towards the boys, she takes it out on Lucy instead.

No good friend always takes their friend’s side when one of their friends is doing something that’s straight up wrong (which is a lesson Paulo’ll hopefully learn!)

Daisy has never really been Lucy’s friend if we’re keeping it a buck, so her reaction here doesn’t even surprise me.

I think we need to wait a moment.

We do not know full win where this tangent will go. Me may even be surprised.

Yes, I know Daisy is kinda … Flip floppy when it comes to the relationship she has had with Mike and Lucy.

But, there has been some growth in her too. Along with Paulo.

I am curious about how this will run now since they are now a little more at peace and are together.

Not saying that Daisy needs to grovel at her feet, but considering Lucy WAS the person who finally got her together with Paulo (even if said attempt was rather clumsily handled), you think her opinion on Lucy would have improved marginally. I guess Mike will always have one supporter in his corner but I wouldn’t exactly say it’s for the healthiest of reasons.

Okay, biases aside, Daisy is technically correct. If Paulo wants to get to the core issue of this Mike and Lucy conflict, he’s going to have to drop the whole “pick a side” drama that’s been driving a wedge between the friend group and be as objective as possible when reviewing the situation.

Because at the end of the day, both Mike and Lucy have been terrible to one another, and both are currently too wrapped up in their own issues to come to an understanding of what’s happened and how to move forward. I’m not even saying they have to be friends again, but just giving each other release from the guilt, regret, and resentment that’s been poisoning both of their mental health.

I hope Paulo or someone comes to this conclusion in time before history repeats itself again.

She certainly says things she doesn’t mean, but I don’t remember her breaking a promise.

I like how Daisy is the only one in sandy’s side.

Yeah..ofcourtse his girlfriend would call him out for that stupid promise

honestly loving them discussing this how there conflicted cause both are friends they care about, neither one is innocent and I agree with daisy considering she rejected that promise before it really isn’t valid and who to say what happens off the comic page Lucy honestly doesn’t see to type to make promises cause we never seen hear make them to begin with

I’m not all that surprised about no change with Lucy on Daisy’s side. Lucy really wasn’t all that effective in making it happen. If Paulo hadn’t been listening, it would have been a wrap because Daisy thought Lucy was talking out of her ass the whole time.

Nothing Lucy said was giving her courage to go for Paulo. She was all “you just don’t understand!” And frankly, when it comes to relationships, I don’t think Daisy and Lucy will ever be on the same page.

Matter of fact, Daisy was practically angry at Lucy’s attempt to help her cross that bridge with Paulo before she escaped to sulk.

Then there was Lucy all but calling them both dumb for being so worried about Abbey’s feelings at the time. I don’t imagine that’s a good impression, either.

Wait… Why are there so many comments talking about Daisy’s relationship with Lucy? Which has nothing to do with the unbiased statement she just made. Because Daisy really didn’t say anything wrong here.

She may be calling Mike, Mikie still. Yet that doesn’t mean she’s showing favoritism in this situation. And from what she said, her opinion actually makes sense and doesn’t take sides.

Unlike a lot of their friends, Daisy is actually acknowledging that both Lucy and Mike were horrible to each other. And that they should both be accountable, rather than people having to choose sides based solely on half the story. Which is a pretty mature and realistic take. Compared to how we’ve seen some of these kids make snap judgments without considering both sides. Because let’s be honest, neither Lucy nor Mike was perfect, and they still aren’t. That doesn’t make them bad kids, it’s just the truth.

Also, Daisy had already peeped the situation at Lunch between Lucy and Paulo and immediately clocked that something wasn’t right there. Which is why she’s letting Paulo know he doesn’t have to carry the weight of the world on his shoulders in an attempt to try and keep every single promise he ever makes. When not even Lucy is capable of keeping every promise she’s ever made. Which is fair, because how can you hold someone to a standard, you can’t even hold yourself to? Which is also a helpful take, if such a promise requires him to abandon a friend in obvious need of help.