Yeah I can see them sticking to it or doing the unthinkable and portraying it as just a normal relationship instead of going ham and romanticizing them being lesbians. Honestly I don't mind the relationship but it felt really rushed in the execution.
You can really only hope they treat it like a normal relationship, but sadly enough I doubt they will with the current climate, plus I didn't believe Harleivy actually existed, thought it was fandom bullshit lol.
Yeah though as long as it's not the focus it's fine since there are other stuff that can still work. One thing that was actually interesting in season 2 that I want to see where they take it is to see how committed they will stay to Joker just being a suburban dad which is an absurd idea I found funny.
Yeah that seems honestly hilariously wholesome, especially with the Joker's background and how much he's been 'buffed' up as a psychotic motherfucker. I hope they take it down the wholesome route, I really do, but I'm very very skeptical of them doing so.
Yeah I doubt it, the only thing I can see why it would stay is how Joker gave Harley actually relationship advice for Ivy. So I can assume that perhaps they could stick with that for that reason, and how they moved on from the whole Joker conflict, but I can see the show writers bringing Joker back as an antagonist for Harley just because they ran out of ideas.
That actually would be a good idea, using the Joker as relationship advice wingman for Harley would be pretty spectacular as a plot point, but you can't do much with that before it becomes 'lmao dude just fuck her already' or something of that sort.
Ah shit, really? Why do i keep setting myself for disappointment, i thought "hey maybe, just maybe this shit is temporary and they will break it up" but this and DC vice-president being a feminist/saw (I don't remember which in particular since they are pretty similar now) so i'm no longer hopeful
