This Post Is For Anyone Who Is Absolutely In Their Feelings Over Wednesday And Enid From "Wednesday"

    I just really need to talk about Emma Myers and Jenna Ortega's amazing chemistry in Wednesday.

    🚨 There are obviously BIG spoilers ahead for Wednesday! 🚨

    Wednesday is officially one of the biggest shows of the year — like, seriously, it beat Stranger Things Season 4 as the most-watched English-language series on Netflix in a single week with 341.23 million hours viewed.

    And I simply cannot stop gushing over how much I adore the series. In case you don't know, Wednesday follows Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) as she is sent to Nevermore Academy. It's there that she ends up investigating a series of murders, all while making new friends (and some foes).

    The show is basically a spooky teen TV drama, which means there's some quintessential teen TV moments that happen in Season 1, like a school dance and enough relationship angst to carry you through the holiday season.

    Wednesday dancing at the prom

    Throughout Season 1, Wednesday appears to find herself in a love triangle of sorts with Tyler (Hunter Doohan) and Xavier (Percy Hynes White). However, an entire group of fans can't help but point out that Enid (Emma Myers) and Wednesday are low-key the real relationship at the heart of the show.

    A scowling Wednesday and a smiling Enid stand next to each other with fellow students behind them

    I mean, they literally are the definition of that Taylor Swift lyric, "[she] was sunshine, I was midnight rain."

    The two girls looking at each other

    And that hug from the season finale between Enid and Wednesday broke me in more ways than I can count. They are the greatest duo on this show.

    As much as I love a love triangle, I think Wednesday could greatly benefit from leaning into the clear chemistry between Jenna and Emma — that's all I'm saying.

    When asked about how a lot of LGBTQ+ fans identify with Wednesday, Jenna even said in a red carpet interview, "I think because she's a badass. She's cool. She's got a nice sense of style, but she's somebody who embraces her differences and isn't out to please anybody. I feel like that's a really, really powerful thing to see."

    Jenna concluded, saying, "And I feel like people want to see powerful women with powerful women."

    Meanwhile, Emma told Elite Daily that she and Jenna would often reference the popular LGBTQ+ meme "And they were roommates" while on set. She added, "That’s all that needs to be said — I think that gets the message across."

    So, if you're someone who watched Wednesday and also love "Wenclair," like me, these tweets below are for you:

    by the end of #wednesdaynetflix i was absolutely crying over this hug right here. enid and wednesday 🥺

    Nora Dominick / Netflix / Via Twitter: @noradominick

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    Enid and Wednesday both kissed other people and their hug was still the most romantic and heartwarming part of the entire show 💀#wenclair #wednesdaynetflix

    @insomniac_cub / Netflix / Via Twitter: @insomniac_cub

    she was sunshine, i was midnight rain #wenclair #wednesdaynetflix

    @purpIetales / Netflix / Via Twitter: @purpIetales
    @flynnriderbff / Apple TV+ / Via Twitter: @flynnriderbff

    this screams Wednesday Addams and Enid Sinclair... #wednesdaynetflix

    @GABneedssummilk / Via Twitter: @GABneedssummilk

    Literally every lesbian couple with opposite aesthetics #wenclair #wednesdaynetflix

    @aeonofdisaster / Netflix / Via Twitter: @aeonofdisaster

    wednesday saying she enjoys it when people dislike her but then curling up into a teary-eyed ball on the floor when enid is mad at her … wednesday i know what you are

    @lgbtzenin / Via Twitter: @lgbtzenin

    The way she was so unbothered with tyler and xavier but then proceed to have a breakdown when enid left her (i know what you are wednesday addams.)

    @w3nclairgfs / Netflix / Via Twitter: @w3nclairgfs

    wednesday after enid moved out what if i start sobbing uncontrollably

    @luvsicktheorist / Netflix / Via Twitter: @luvsicktheorist

    Another shot that I absolutely love 🥺 the half-half giant window was such a brilliant idea whoever thought of it needs a raise #wednesdaynetflix #wenclair

    @moona_pi / Netflix / Via Twitter: @moona_pi

    wednesday smiling bc she successfully roped enid into her investigation and enid smiling bc she thinks they’re having a girls night😭

    @bandagedblair / Netflix / Via Twitter: @bandagedblair

    the look wednesday gives enid before pulling her back in means everything to me like there is LAYERS to this

    @luvsicktheorist / Netflix / Via Twitter: @luvsicktheorist

    i find it funny that tyler and xavier could literally die in front of wednesday and she'd be like "oh shit the floor is gonna get dirty" but she gets into one argument with enid and it breaks her.

    @mothquestionmrk / Via Twitter: @mothquestionmrk

    the way wednesday isn’t blunt or straight forward when it comes to enid, she speaks in a softer tone and is more expressive towards her, enid is also the only person that actually respects and understands wednesday’s emotional boundaries too 😭

    @thinkingofjenna / Netflix / Via Twitter: @thinkingofjenna

    The way Wednesday was reluctant at first but after looking into Enid's teary eyes she could see the tremendous worry & affection she held for her and choose to embrace Enid. An act not even her family receives, which tells us how much Enid means to her #wenclair #wednesdaynetflix

    @CrimRising / Netflix / Via Twitter: @CrimRising
    @dailywencIair / Netflix / Via Twitter: @dailywencIair

    The opposites attract storyline we needed.

    Netflix / Via Twitter: @netflix

    In conclusion:

    What if Enid starts to realize that she's gay and is in love with Wednesday next season and it's just gonna be pain for her because Wednesday's emotional understanding is still below average then what

    @naeismx / Via Twitter: @naeismx

    What did you think of Wednesday on Netflix? Tell us in the comments below!