in which we were all lady danbury 

Well they are in polite company so it’s the best code she can use

Right? I am storing this in my mind for use later 😂

I will no longer express it any other way 😂😂😂

That's what Bridgerton is all about, really

My friend and I had a code, using spices, works just as well!

I wish Netflix would make a season where she finds true love again for herself. She deserves a second chance at love. She’s still young, vibrant, and beautiful! ❤🥰

A Silver Fox who’ll give her garden a right good seeing to!

@@TemplePriestess I just watched part 1 of S3 and it makes me so happy to say she meets someone who is into her and it looks promising!

​@@Amaryllis237 Is this episode from season 3? I watched season 1 and 2 and there were no scenes like this as far as I remember. Haven't watched season 3 yet.

at this point she needs a Landscaper with a HARD L

As mentioned in The Crown, gardening often requires very nimble fingers 😂

😂

And a good plow...lmao!!

That part! 🤭

‘‘Twas a Luscious garden with many varieties of flowers…

That part is my favorite of all time 😂

From Violet to Vicountess Bridgerton 😂😂😂

Lusciousness 😂😂

I am holding in laughter with tears

😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@RonnieFlare17 😂😂😂😂😂

THIS COMMENT ATE IT

If it was the one who serves Eloise I can understand.

The tears

Definitely, you’re just trying to do your job and your employer is making unwanted sexual advances towards you. Not great

If I was the footman, I'd allow it 😅

I died when she said that 😂😂😂

She said that SO matter of factly😂

My favorite part 😂😂😂😂😂😂

She's not frozen lol

This! I love the metaphor!

@@JGT318 Me too It's so subtle.

I know right so lady like 😊

If only we could go back to being ladies 😢

Amen ! 😊

I wonder how many takes it took to complete this scene? I don't think that I could have acted it without laughing uncontrollably!😂🤣😅😆😁😄😃

I would love to know how many takes it took to complete that scene. 🤣🤣🤣

😂😂😂😂

There were many takes 😂

I wouldn't be surprised if this scene alone took at least six takes 😂

What is she referring to?

⁠@@iceprincess1898her thing 😂

@@iceprincess1898i think she's basically saying she's horny

​@@iceprincess1898sex drive

@@iceprincess1898 No more ED

Facts. I ❤❤❤❤❤ this show

😂😂😂 Girl what ep.. is this i missed this part...😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉

@@yolandabain8405 this is from the Queen Charlotte spin-off

Thanks for info, I gotta start watching!!! WOW ​@GyulBoo

What is this show?

Me too

Ata gurl

😂😂😂

😂😂😂

😭

fr talking like she a threat to society 😂

@@alyssagonzales8844I mean back then a woman’s sexuality was a dangerous thing to society….oh what do I mean back then…still is considered so

Look, it gets bad enough that it starts feeling that way sometimes.

You just want to say 'honey it's natural'

I'm sure 😂😂😂

The phrase and the delivery

That sounded scary 😂😂😂

She went a bit Golum and I don't know why. 😂

😂😂😂😂😂

Sunlight, Air, Touch😂

A long hose would help

Damn, y'all are on point with this commentary. 😂

Makes me roll 😂

Like that garden doesn't care😂

she has great reactions XD.

@@didymma THE COLD NEVER BOTHERED IT ANYWAY.

​@@iainwhite8617on the contrary winter is the best season for garden blooming.

"it wants things.."

Me after few weeks of no physical contact

Talk to me after it’s been 4 years 😭

@@sammierose1150 I used to go to the nail salon just so someone would hold my hand 😂

@@mikmak2102they are all part of the physical touch 😂😂

Bro I didnt see this scene when did this happen)

​@@augustbarbie It's from the Queen Charlotte series.

I would absolutely be in for a season where Violet finds a new gardener.

​@@theindigopapillon3495She may in season 3

😅😂

With one perfectly shaped raised eyebrow

🤨

Oh Violet!😂

Slight smirk 😏 holding in chuckles

She needs a gardening tool like a rake or a h-

which episode is this I never saw it 😭

@@augustbarbie it's in the spin-off series. Queen Charlotte, season 1 episode 5.

They would've gotten farther down the alphabet had he not died

Pfft omg you’re so right! I never noticed that before! A- Anthony B- Benedict C- Colin D- Daphne E- Eloise F- Francesca G- Gregory H- Hyacinth Ig if Edmund hadn’t died they would’ve had a son or daughter with a name starting with I. Maybe something like Irene, Irena, Idina, or Iris for a girl Isaac, Ian, Ivan, Idris for a boy

​@@shinigamis_like_apples4797 It's Benedict! 😅😅

Forgive me because I grew up in a very sheltered home with what most would call a very limited education on... ummm... gardening. But I thought that the garden dies during a woman's second stage. 😳

@@MommyNeedsAMinute A garden past it’s “blooming stage” may stop having most flowers and plants due to lack of “specific nutrients” in the soil however some plants who able to withstand such environments still are able to “thrive and grow” come the next Spring and become a ecosystem for other types of life . A barren garden does not always mean a “lonely” garden :D

To be more direct, the hormonal changes from menopause can affect sex drive, but that change can sometimes be an increase rather than a decrease! On a more psychological level, knowing that you're not at risk of an unplanned pregnancy can reduce anxiety around sex, and that anxiety could have been reducing sex drive, so losing that anxiety could cause an increase. If you had been previously using hormonal birth control, coming off of that (since you don't need it any more) can affect sex drive as well. And for people with painful periods, that pain can obviously put you out of the mood, so losing your periods can be a benefit in that sense. On a practical level, around the age menopause usually hits, if you're a parent, you're likely getting to a point where your kids are in their teens or even adults. So, you might have increased opportunities for quality time with a partner, compared to when kids are younger and require a lot of supervision. There's a TON of reasons many people experience an increased interest in sex after menopause! True, some people experience reduced sex drive, but it can really go either way. Society is just really uncomfortable thinking about older women as sexual beings, so we don't really talk or think about it often.

@@sockpuppetqueenthank you! The garden talk confused the crap out of me. My mom was very direct when it came to teaching my sisters and I about our bodies and the changes we’d experience. No beating around any bushes lol

​@@casc7937bushes pun intended?

AGATHA ME WANT GAGATHA ON B B C

Same

Yeah me too! She's definitely my favorite, old and young 😊

Always bold and speaks her mind fearlessly😂

😂😂 remember the young one when she was asking the queen if she knows what is to consumate?😂😂

I agree❤

There is, the book version though.

Its not the samme 😭😭😭​@Toallmyloves2244

Omg yesss

AbsoLUTEly 😂!

A dedicated, caring and capable specialist is required.

Absolutely beautiful isn't it

Why does she ask them?

​@@nellahorelli3226I'm a doctor though but family health issues hit different

​that might be some akward experience lol @@Rabeshin

Omg Agatha should have rebutted when Violet figured it out. Agatha: my dear you must understand My garden was in bloom.”

Eh don’t get ahead of your self he dad cheated and that’s never okay

​@@magicbacon790facts

​@@magicbacon790 they were forced to marry someone they didn't even love, and live a life of misery because of this. You cannot look at cheating through the lens of the present, now cheating is disgusting, considering we have the possibility to break up, but then it was Impossible, they had to live a life they didn't even choose. I think the relationship between those two is more than understandable.

​@@magicbacon790 Meh, back then cheating was different. Yes, it still sucks but these were people stuck in a marriage without love or true affection. It was a transaction. So a sidestep can be forgiven in my eyes, given that it was secret. He couldn't leave either, it would've ruined Violet's mom's life.

It’s also so… civil. And neat! (of course, not the misogyny and racism but, heck we still deal with that centuries later) I think I keep rewatching the show because everything looks and sounds so neat and orderly idk

we can still dress in these clothes today and talk like this if you want! Unfortunately in those times I would have been jailed and hung so Id rather stick to modern times

Certain people do dress like this but it's rare especially for young people

The amount of effort it took her to convey such a simple message.. I would rather live in modern times. Thank you very much 😅

​@@cruleo, they said they wished society could still dress like this.... What does modern times have to do with how we dress? You even said we could still dress and talk like this

Must be quite a surprise when life stirs.

Well, I'm almost done with the 7th book and she's still single. But I hope that this might change in the 8th book.

She chooses to stay single after the 8 books.

She doesn’t, but she entertains the idea at one point (I think it’s the birthday bash that Sophie makes her appearance at)… it almost causes her oldest children to have a panic attack at the sight of her merely acting like one of them for a night. I hope we get an expansion on that arc, but it doesn’t develop into a serious deviation from her final decision (she’s okay as she is; the never remarried dowager viscountess).

I think she could do well with a skilled and passionate lover, albeit also a discrete one. Why the hassle with a new husband who is going to start making decisions for her? 😉

I've read books 1-3. So far her only business is getting her children married off. Most of the them in a hurry.

Agreed, we need to speak like this more often, because it is lovely. ,

That speech would make everybody's "garden" bloom! You're right: sensuality just drips from her speech.

Lord help me, I had this conversation with my Mom after my Dad died. I didn't appreciate it and still don't lol, but people forget that getting older doesn't mean everything dies away.

One of my Nana's daughters asked her one day how she felt; she responded "with my fingers". I nearly fell down the stairs at her reply. The day she passed she asked for Taboo perfume "for when she went to meet Papa." And there was a warm, almost playful wind that night with a lot of joy, no tears because we knew she was with him

No it was referring to the fact she had many kids implying she had a lot of sex

@@carolinpurayidom4570 No it was implying they had lots of kinks. It wasn’t referring to her children, tf that wouldn’t even make sense. To say she had lots of sex she only needed to say they had a large garden. Specifying they had a "wide variety" clearly means they experimented.

​@@TastyGamingQc I'm with you here. Lots of variety.

The snort choked laughing fit I just had 😂😂😂

I snorted at this so hard😂😂😂😂 it be like that when you gotta say something private, you accidentally say it too loud or the background noise stops 😂😂😂😂😂😂

You mean thirsty

That is the Cougar phenom.

They had EIGHT kids, I think everyone already knew that 😅

🤔Well they do have 8 kids. How else did they get them hmmm?😂😉

Plowed is the perfect word for this 😂😂😂😂

Yes ma'am ✋🏿

Lmaooo😂😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

😂😂😂😂 stop it!

Keep dreaming big dreams and working on your craft because you never know how great things might turn out. Also, if you like this series, might I suggest the books on which the series is based? They're by Julia Quinn and they're really fun. (Like this series, recommended for adults.)

Keep writing! Attend workshops! Attend conferences. Get a degree in some type of writing if you’re inclined. Otherwise just attend those things to edify yourself and hone your craft. Or if you’re in media, apply for production internships. That gets you in TV land. Screenwriters are in LA generally. That’s where TV is made. So I think it makes sense to get in those communities. Or apply for writer’s fellowships where you meet other writers and build connections. Or both! Both would help you get your foot in the door and gain experience. Who knows where you’ll end up? You got this!