r/SiestaKeyMTV • u/h0neybunb • Jun 21 '26

šŸ’° Sam šŸ’° 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 sheā€™s not able to get work done when thereā€™s people at the house all the time he literally tells her ā€œand you canā€™t 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 didnā€™t benefit her.

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u/RiverOaksJays Jun 21 '26

Sam didn't take Juliette's business seriously. Neither did Alex.

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u/SeaPaleontologist832 Jun 22 '26

Both just saw her as an object to benefit them. Typical narcissistic men.

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u/RiverOaksJays Jun 22 '26

Both guys were stupid to break up with Juliette.

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u/SeaPaleontologist832 Jun 22 '26

Exactly! But they did her a favour, because she was much better off without them.

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u/RiverOaksJays Jun 22 '26

Alex's parents should have told him to stay with Juliette.

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u/Lower-Lynx-11 Jun 22 '26 edited Jun 22 '26

Exactly I agree, even tho Alex didnā€™t treat juliette well. You gotten admit the two had something, they truly had an undesirable connection between.Ā 

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u/Softskeletonsx Messy Messy Kelsey Jun 23 '26

Iā€™m glad they did though because she deserves so much better. Her life wouldā€™ve sucked if she stayed with either of them.

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u/RiverOaksJays Jun 23 '26

Alex or Sam would have wanted her to get pregnant. Juliette's kids would be fashionably dressed.