Nothing wrong with giving up on dating apps! I, for one, see that as a good thing!
If Luann can’t commit to anything, it’s because her creators won’t allow it. A lot of people have wondered why Luann didn’t continue with her acting, singing, or stage design, all areas where she showed a pretty strong talent / ability. The most obvious answer is because G&K are COMMITTED to keeping the Luann character a lazy, brainless idiot. Maybe they don’t know how to write for her any other way.
Sorry, but I don’t remember any “drama camp.” Pru was brought in to stage plays and other entertainment for the Fuse, and Luann was supposed to help her, but then G&K vanished Pru in record time, and the whole entertainment idea went with her.
What makes you think G&K are going to advance any of the other characters into adulthood? Twenty years from now, they’ll all still be college students, with Bernice still living with Luann, Gunther still in his mom’s guest house, and Tiff still a waitress at the Fuse.
You’ve gone from: “Luann needs to pick a career choice,” to “Luann must do something drastic, or she’s just hot air.”
Why drastic? Is Gunther taking engineering classes “drastic?” No. Yet everyone applauds him on his career choice. They even cheer for Bernice for being a psychology major. (Even though IMO she’ll be a miserable failure at her chosen “career.” )
If Luann did do something “drastic” like take off for Europe, then you’d be criticizing her for wasting even more of her parent’s money.
Tara is being unrealistic in suggesting Luann go to Italy. Is she volunteering to pay for Lu’s trip? If so, fine, then Luann should consider it.
Luann is being realistic, pointing out that such a trip would cost a small fortune, and knowing that neither she nor her parents would be able to afford it. So she’s looking at other, more affordable and doable options. Nothing wrong with that.
Just FYI, I don’t get “upset” by the posts on this board, yours or anyone else’s. Hey, call "em out all you like; whatever floats your boat. But you don’t sound “amused” to me.
With Bernice watching silent movies.