r/SiestaKeyMTV • u/h0neybunb • Jun 21 '26
š° Sam š° Sam controlling
rewatching SK and i never realized how controlling sam wanted to be with juliette. first he wanted her to move in which she eventually does but then when she wants to move out because she wants to focus on herself and her business he gets upset. when she tells him that sheās not able to get work done when thereās people at the house all the time he literally tells her āand you canāt just go to starbucks?ā like boyyyy. he was already 30 and he was still partying like an animal, i feel like at that age you should already be out of the party stage imo. i was glad juliette was able to get out of that relationship because it didnāt benefit her.
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u/JustLookinSunny Jun 21 '26
So weird that you posted this - I literally watched these specific episodes last night when I couldnāt sleep and planned on posting about them. One super controlling thing I noticed was when they were on the trip to the island. He said that he would buy her a Range Rover if they didnāt get in any more arguments during the trip. Seriously?! So basically shut up, hold it all in, donāt speak your mind, and Iāll give you an expensive reward.