After coming to terms with her bisexuality, Sam attempts to come out and start fresh Junior year, but still struggles to deal with constant heteronormativity.

After school one day, Sam and Alex touch on the issues of Sadie Hawkins, potential crushes, and the walking oblivion that is Sam’s mom.

It’s hard to ask a girl out when you don’t know if she’s gay. In a struggle to find out, Sam stalks Naomi on social media, while Alex compares gay and straight culture.

Tired of seeing only straight romances in the school's theatre productions, Alex starts to take matters into her own hands.

Sam Facetimes Alex to gush about her fro-yo date(?) with Naomi, but Alex is quick to point out one major flaw in this theory.

Sam and Naomi get more than they ask for when they present their poetry assignment. Alex continues her quest to make the school play gay.

A tribute to all those awkward Thanksgivings you spend around relatives who assume you’re straight.

With the semester ending, Sam must decide whether or not to act on her feelings for Naomi.