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“Otis Milburn: There's someone called Maeve, and she's really important to me. I know I don't really understand anything about love, but I think she's my person.

Jean Milburn: Oh, sweetheart. I don't know if any of us understand much about love. I just know we feel it when we feel it.”
— Jean Milburn, Sex Education, Season 3: Episode 8
Tagged: Love, Important, Feelings, emotions
“I realized I still... I still behave like a child most of the time, and I pretend to be so grown up. I still need you.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 3: Episode 8
Tagged: Love, Need, Grow-Up, Child
“I did the clinic to be close to you.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 3: Episode 7
Tagged: Clinic, close, Love
“I'm shit at asking for help and I push people away.”
— Maeve Wiley, Sex Education, Season 3: Episode 7
Tagged: help, Push People away
“We shouldn't be shamed for having sexual desires. You make sex sound terrifying, but it doesn't have to be. It can be fun and beautiful and teach you things about yourself and your body.”
— Maeve Wiley, Sex Education, Season 3: Episode 4
Tagged: Sex, Beautiful, Body, positive
“Grief hits people in different ways.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 3: Episode 3
Tagged: Grief, different
“People don't call it quits with me.”
— Ruby Matthews, Sex Education, Season 3: Episode 2
Tagged: Quits , Full of It
“I don't want to have to change who I am in order to hang out with you.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 3: Episode 2
Tagged: Change, hang out, Identity
“Hand jobs is sex. Virginity is a construct.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 3: Episode 1
Tagged: Sex, Social Construct, Virginity
“I was so caught up in trying to do the right thing, I lost track of what that actually is. It's you. It's always been you.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 8
Tagged: Lost Track, Love, Right thing, Apology
“You shouldn't let them bully you.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 8
Tagged: bully, Advice
“You've gotta let me figure out who I am and what else I like to do on my own.”
— Jackson Monroe, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 7
Tagged: Independent, figure it out
“When I'm sad I make out with nerdy boys.”
— Ruby Matthews, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 7
Tagged: Nerdy, Sad, Makeout
“I've had to work really hard to love myself, and I won't go back to hiding things about me again.”
— Eric Nevin, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 6
Tagged: Love, Self love, Growth
“I think I realized I'd become too independent for relationships.”
— Jean Milburn, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 6
Tagged: Independent, Relationships, realization
“You don't know what my reality is.”
— Eric Nevin, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 5
Tagged: Reality, Knowledge, Sassy
“Dreams aren't real. That's why they are called dreams.”
— Adam Groff, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 5
Tagged: Dreams, real, Reality
“Sex doesn't make us whole.”
— Jean Milburn, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 4
Tagged: Whole, Advice, Sex
“I messed it up with you.”
— Maeve Wiley, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 4
Tagged: Messed Up, ruin
“Otis: Maybe he wants to be your friend.

Eric: Or maybe he's a teenage Ted Bundy.”
— Eric Nevin, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 2
Tagged: Friend, Ted Bundy, suspicious
“We all have flaws, and our bodies do things we have no control over. But we can always control being truthful.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 1
Tagged: Flaws, Control, Truth
“Last night I looked at some cheese and got an erection.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 1
Tagged: Cheese, Sex, arousal
“I think I have a problem. My body has complete control over me.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 2: Episode 1
Tagged: Problem, Body, Control
“Only you could turn the topic of dreams into existential angst.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 1: Episode 6
Tagged: Dreams, Topic , Angst, Existential, Writing
“Wonders never cease.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 1: Episode 6
Tagged: Wonder, Cease , Stop
“I just want to know that you're okay.”
— Jean Milburn, Sex Education, Season 1: Episode 6
Tagged: Okay, Love, affection
“I don't know what I want. No one has every asked me that before.”
— Aimee Gibbs, Sex Education, Season 1: Episode 6
Tagged: Preference, likes, Dislike, Wants
“Everyone has bodies, right. It's nothing to be ashamed of.”
— Otis Milburn, Sex Education, Season 1: Episode 5
Tagged: Body, Shame, Confidence
“You're compellingly odd, Milburn.”
— Maeve Wiley, Sex Education, Season 1: Episode 4
Tagged: Compelling , odd
“Knowledge is power, power is status and status means popular.”
— Eric Effoing, Sex Education, Season 1: Episode 2
Tagged: Knowledge, Power, status, Popular
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