It’s a detail we’ve never heard before because Jules didn’t want to overwhelm Rue’s recovery. But while Rue is coping with post-recovery, Jules is also figuring out her gender identity while trying to make sense of her relationship with her mom - who, it’s revealed, has a history of misusing alcohol.
Like Rue, Jules is dealing with low self-esteem on top of trying to process past trauma. She details to her therapist not only how hard it is to be partners with someone in recovery, but how her own overwhelming love for Rue sometimes made her react in the wrong way. In Euphoria’s second special episode, “F*** Anyone Who’s Not A Sea Blob,” we finally see how Jules truly feels about Rue. After the two parted ways in the season finale, Rue was left questioning if their relationship had ever been real - after all, what else would explain how Jules acted throughout their relationship, ultimately leaving Rue behind when she ran away?
Though she fell head over heels for Jules from the moment they saw each other, Jules’ romantic life was more complicated she seemed to genuinely care for Rue but also explored online relationships and hookups, giving off the impression that she wasn’t as committed to Rue as Rue was in return. During Euphoria Season 1, love always seemed to be just out of Rue’s grasp. Spoilers ahead for the second bridge episode of Euphoria.
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