Such is the way with interpersonal relationships. There really are none that contain no drama. Or, at least, that's what I've experienced and witnessed in my life.
Yeah, I think it's actually the season one finale, it's been a while since I actually watched it. But after that he whines for a few episodes, then has this whole big dramatic scene with (i think) Sid, where he says he hates being such an insufferable douche but he's just such an attention whore he's afraid if he starts treating the other humanoids like actual people no one will like him anymore. (Only not in so many words, because the whole hit-by-a-bus thing leaves him pretty much retarded.) And the creepy stalker chick who's in love with Maxie, who binds her chest so that she's "almost like a boy" so that maybe he'll love her, then breaks into his house and hides under his bed while he sleeps...I laughed my ass off the whole time that was going on. Creeper much?
Oh I am haha. I'm enjoying the hell out of not having any real responsibilities to worry about for a few days. I spaced out the house cleaning over a couple days, so even that wasn't all that strenuous. It's just now 3:00 on the second day and I'm already done. Now I have nothing to worry about all weekend til I pay off my phone bill. I've been rewatching Buffy since I've pretty much watched every movie I own already.
Is the drama serious or merely irksome?