Heartstopper S3 Review: A Queer Guide to stable mind for all lives.

Netflix released the third season of its Queer Drama, Heartstopper. Now, the Heartstopper kids have all grown up and are standing at that passage of life where they need to make big decisions. From figuring out themselves to figuring out their lives, this new season took us on a journey, a wild ride through a queer life.

This season started with the same tone as our central couple, Charlie Spring (Joe Locke) and Nick Nelson (Kit Connor), finally expressing their love for each other. But as Charlie starts to spiral down from all his past trauma, his relationship with others begins to strain. The season explores what one can do in such a situation and how others can help. The first half of the season explores it before giving us a sweet conclusion that brings us to tears. While the second half explores the decision Nick needs to make about choosing a university, seeing his beloved partner go through so much pain makes him doubtful.

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The season follows its equation, giving equal importance to other couples and their arcs. Everyone is ready to take their relationship to the next level through the experience of intimacy. Sex gets centre stage in the second half, exploring in such a way that it is understandable to all. Even when it comes to handling trauma and mental illness, the season did a great job of explaining what one can do and how one can help themselves and others.
Talking about equal importance, we got a lot of Charlie’s sister, Tori and a budding friendship between Tao and Nick. Even Issac’s Asexuality and Imogen’s queer awakening got the time it deserved.

Like the past two seasons, each episode revolved around a theme like winter, summer, exams, birthdays and more. The iconic animated leaves have more effects, hearts to show love and fireworks for intimacy.

The acting of all the actors was so phenomenal that we were just pulled into the show, laughing and crying with them, something this show has never failed. Overall, this season showed how relationships should be and how one can care for others. The message goes beyond queer people and can apply to everyone, even to those who stand beyond the spectrum of the LGTQIA+ Community.

Heartstopper season 3 has left us with tears, smiles and a lot of questions. We can’t wait to see our favourite gay couple back and see them move into adulthood with universities and long distances ahead of them. It's guide for everyone to a achive a stable life and realtionship. All episodes of the new season are available on Netflix.