They Are The Same. And If Mike Is The Same As Will That Means Mike Loves Will, Right? Both Would Like

They are the same. And if Mike is the same as Will that means Mike loves Will, right? Both would like to grow up but they can't, they are afraid.

"Growing. Changing. And I guess... If I’m being really honest, that’s what scared me."

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2023 is the year for asking the burning questions like "What if David Tennant came back to play a queer, nonbinary, nearly-immortal, otherworldly being that loves Earth and whose greatest adversary list somehow includes a cup of coffee?"

So the "I hate who I am" proves that we are actually in Will's pov from the beginning and no doubt that the script of the last episode will prove to us that the change of pov is done at the end of it- here, to announce that Mike's thoughts will be more front and center in season 5 because, you know, Mike has everything in his hands, Will is going to be in danger again and Mike is the only one who can realize that is HE who must to save him.

When Mike arrives in California Will is happy and wants to hug him but Mike is distant. A lot of people said it was because he realized that he missed Will a little too much and that he feels a little more than friendship for him, that's why he doesn't get too close to him and is embarrassed. But what if it was also because he was jealous and hurt? At the beginning of the previous episode, El writes to Mike “Will is painting a lot” “Maybe it is for a girl? I think there is someone he likes” and Mike is not at all ok with that, especially when he sees that Will took his painting with him. That's why he has a hard time getting in touch (literally and why he rarely speaks to her while he's gone) with Will.