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Lawrence is back! Insecure<\/em> will be giving viewers what they have been waiting on since the start of season 3,\u00a0Lawrence\u2019s return. The show has faced a lot of criticism since deciding to remove Lawrence from the season\u2019s story plot. Members from the Lawrence Hive were not happy. Many took to the streets (literally!) and blogs to express their displeasure for the change in the story. Lawrence was seen as a quietly confident man who did not hesitate to show his emotional side; a type of character that is rare to find when watching television shows with a cast displaying diverse ethnic backgrounds. The season seemed a bit watered down without\u00a0Lawrence played by Jay Ellis. Previously, he mentioned in an\u00a0interview about the TV dramedy that he always knew he\u2019d return to Insecure<\/em>. I know the ladies are sure glad he did. Many wondered what\u00a0the reason was behind writing out such a prominent character to an eye-opening show. I agree with the writer and star of the show, Issa Rae. She has very a valid point about the direction her\u00a0show has taken in the past during its web-series days up to now\u00a0after\u00a0teaming up with HBO. \u201cWe want to stay as true to life as possible,” Issa said. \u201cThey had a great conversation at the end of season two and it was just about like, hey, she\u2019s moving on to Daniel. Sometimes we have those conversations. You never see the exes again, and it\u2019s okay! You\u00a0gotta explore life without Lawrence.\u201d\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n This rings true. Sometimes you and your partner\u00a0may\u00a0decide to mutually\u00a0go your own separate ways, never running into them again, and you\u2019re okay with that. The audience must go through the break up and its emotional tugs along with Issa\u00a0and not expect every love story to\u00a0be\u00a0pretty, or full of fluff with no substance.\u00a0\u00a0Many of Lawrence\u2019s\u00a0loyal fans have more to expect out his character.\u00a0Eliis hinted in several appearances that Lawrence will always be around. Next year will be quite a year for Jay Ellis. He is currently training for two major projects int the works. He super excited to join the cast of Top Gun: Maverick<\/em> as well as the mystery movie Escape Room<\/em>.\u00a0The\u00a0South Carolina born actor recently went on vacation and began to write content of his own. The things that he has done to shape the image of an every-day joe with a heart has proven to be magic in the eyes of Insecure<\/em> enthusiasts. Even though Issa Rae\u2019s original choice was to see what life would be without Lawrence, it can also still hold an authentic approach by having her character, Issa Dee, randomly run into her ex, Lawrence, and showing everything that flairs up when one is taken off guard by such a questionable surprise.\u00a0There is so much to play with regarding their dynamic. I am happy to see that his journey in love and relationships did not see the end in the series just yet.\u00a0As long as they keep the moments raw, true, and thought-provoking, there is no reason to cut the \u201cgood guy\u201d out in an attempt to \u201ckeep it real\u201d.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Lawrence is back! Insecure will be giving viewers what they have been waiting on since the start of season 3,\u00a0Lawrence\u2019s return. The show has faced a lot of criticism since deciding to remove Lawrence from the season\u2019s story plot. 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