Paula Doesn't Want Donna in Harvey's Life | Suits

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The love triangle between Paula, Harvey and Donna resurfaces during a dinner with his mom.
Season 07, Episode 13, Inevitable
Harvey is forced into a difficult decision when the impossible is asked of him. Mike and Rachel try to make time to discuss their future. Louis struggles with the rules of his relationship.
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Show Synopsis: "Suits" delves into the fast-paced, high-stakes world of a top Manhattan corporate law firm where hotshot associate Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht, “Love & Other Drugs”) makes a risky move by hiring Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams, “Old School”) a brilliant but unmotivated college dropout, as his associate. As he becomes enmeshed in this unfamiliar world, Mike relies heavily on the firm’s best paralegal Rachel (Megan Markle, “Horrible Bosses”) and Harvey's no-nonsense assistant Donna (Sarah Rafferty, “Brothers & Sisters”) to help him serve justice. With a photographic memory and the street smarts of a hustler, Mike proves to be a legal prodigy despite the absence of bonafide legal credentials.
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[@jezeannwilliams1145]

Paula set herself up for failure in this relationship. Harvey had a meltdown because Donna stopped working for him. She really expected Harvey to just let Donna go just like that?

[@ankid5867]

obviously not but Paula had all the right to ask Harvey that. maybe her past relationship was affecting the present but what she thought might happen, did happen when Donna kissed Harvey. it was fair on her part tbh.

[@effy8774]

If Paula had been smart she would have known that the relationship was doomed to failure. But she was too weak and mindless and even thought Harvey would fire Donna.

[@Swiftie3forever]

The fact that Harvey had a meltdown because of that is even worse because it proves that donna meant much more to him than what he said. Paula is not to blame. In fact she was definitely right on the fact that there were 3 people in that relationship.

[@simone3633]

Yes, Paula expected Harvey to let Donna go. In the scene of parting the whole range of emotions on her face show this. : the joy of seeing him, the compassion accompanied by those formal apologies and then the bewilderment when she seems to not understand and can't believe what Harvey is saying shows that Paula was convinced that Harvey would fire Donna. What did he do to believe that? It was that "big thing" the dinner with his mother. The fact that Harvey introduced her to his mother made her think that their relationship was strong enough to persuade Harvey to give up Donna.

[@faam6149]

Honey you dont get it do you? Harvey choose not to fire donna and let her go so he setup the relationship to fail not paula! Any woman on earth wouldn't want a secretary kissing her man and still work for him. Its not about insecure of jealose it about trust.

[@neyazahmed309]

Honestly She's being very reasonable here. Not screaming or demanding,rather talking of her inability of letting this subject go. She's saying the way she feels and can't deny the truth.

[@ausar3852]

She was perfect for Harvey... %200 more chemistry than Donna ever had. Donna had no romantic chemistry more like a sister chemistry that worked well with her helping Harvey out... last couple seasons she was forced on Harvey by writers and it feels,smells and looks fake.

[@emsa7esm203]

@@ausar3852 yeah I agree, Donna and Harvey felt forced.

[@Inco464]

@@ausar3852 I completly agree here I loved them as a couple

[@sonkmd7274]

I don't think, this Darvey relationship was forced. This is what happens in real life. You work with someone for 12 years, they know all your secrets, they know whatever you need before you know you need it, they give you advices that help you, and moreover you share the same job. That's Donna for Harvey. And if you don't fall for that person, i don't know who will.

[@TB91178]

Yet she is demanding because she’s demanding that Harvey make personnel changes at HIS company because of HER feelings. How is this reasonable?

[@thatissofetch5508]

It’s just weird how Paula was Harvey’s therapist and the majority of their session was Harvey talking about Donna, and i’m pretty sure Paula knows Harvey feels something deeper for Donna. Well I guess some people just want to fix others. I just feel sorry for Paula.

[@paigepellaton]

I don't feel sorry for her at all lol. She's a therapist who dated a former client for God's sake! She had it coming.

[@monicastricker3582]

I agree there is a line for a reason

[@vishnujain7645]

To be fair, when Harvey asked her out , she already told him her doubts regarding their relationship and his feelings for Donna. Harvey actually pushed for this relationship and convinced her . I don't think Paula is the one to blame. On top of that Harvey gave her the keys to his apartment when she said they should do it slowly. Not to mention Donna put a wedge between them by Kissing Harvey.

[@lexaneli]

If that was the case then she should have known from a therapist position where his feelings were if he was talking about Donna to her the therapist.

[@Elisa-gn5nj]

​@@vishnujain7645 When Harvey asked her out, she exposed her fantasies, not her doubts. Paula knew that Harvey and Donna had feelings for each other and saw that Harvey was in denial and did nothing about it, even though as a professional it was her duty to help him. She had doubts when she met her former mentor and was ashamed and lied about her relationship because she knew she was breaking ethics by getting involved with a former patient who still needed therapy. He knew what he was getting into and got what he deserved.

[@Tk-iz2ws]

On this show NO ONE looks better than Harvey in his suit.

[@CarolineLeeD]

No one looks better than Harvey no matter what he’s wearing 😻❤️😘

[@HelloWema]

Periodt!

[@Zeyneplo]

Paul knew from the very beginning as Harvey's therapist that he is in love with Douna she knew yet she kept lying to her self till it was too difficult for her to face it

[@satyajitpati635]

I've seen the jealous and insecure type. And NO. Paula is NOT insecure. She put forward her point in a mature and straightforward manner. She is being reasonable and her actions are based on her previous experiences. Completely rational.

[@effy8774]

Paula is the weakest female character in this show, full of insecurity and doubts

[@satyajitpati635]

@@effy8774 She is a therapist after all lol

[@effy8774]

Yes, a therapist who has fantasies with his client A doctor who does not have the courage to oppose an important client and as a result his child dies of an overdose She is afraid of the "mouth of the world" to start a relationship She is afraid that he is not worth it to be loved because an ex cheated on her He knows Harvey and Donna they have feelings for each other and yet a relationship begins with him She's so gullible that she thinks Harvey will prefer her to Donna Even the dress he will wear to the restaurant at the meeting with his mother is dictated by Harvey This is a confident on her,strong woman and a professional ?

[@satyajitpati635]

@@effy8774 By "She is a therapist after all" I meant she overthinks every angle and experience of her past and how it may well again be a healthy probability of an occurrence in the present which prohibits her from having a synergistic and healthy bond with someone.

[@effy8774]

The fact that she is a therapist in my opinion does not excuse her but makes her unethical and manipulative

[@klaudiagrob]

Moment when Paula asked Harvey to make a choice was a nail to the coffin of their relationship. I am glad that Donna and Harvey were endgame.

[@lensterfernandes]

I wish I could put myself in a time machine to a point where I didn't know suits existed so I can watch it all over again!

[@rtms9092]

U spam this comment everywhere

[@lensterfernandes]

@@rtms9092 you blind?

[@kaoutarsoulali2142]

I ve watched it over 4 times

[@rtms9092]

@@lensterfernandes ur dad

[@lensterfernandes]

@@rtms9092 somehow I understand you're illiterate as well...the way you type gives it away

[@skyskynomnom4674]

Donna was always going to be the only woman who could put Harvey in his place. He respects her more than anybody else, she can handle his huge ego

[@user-yu3ue2ho2g]

Paula was seeing the situation crystal clear, if you ask me. She saw that he loves Donna more than a friend. Considering that it is implied throughout the whole tv series, Paula was very reasonable (I would do the same) and the fact that they ended the relationship is the best move - he would never love her as much and be so compatible as with Donna. Pretty well written characters with a very realistic plot that can easily happen in real life.

[@ilina84107]

How can it be reasonable to enter into a relationship with a man who you know loves another woman who is his colleague? What hopes can you have that the relationship will last and you won't be left heartbroken like in the previous relationship?

[@anthonyanderson9303]

@@ilina84107 On top of that you were his therapist! You know all his issues with relationships and yet you still pursue this relationship?

[@sachingahrana310]

In the end they did end up together. So, Paula was right on the money here.

[@Ghaltouni]

It's what she does for a living after all

[@emreb.5018]

Paula didnt deserve this .Donna destroy their happiness

[@karadiberlino]

@@emreb.5018😂👈🏼

[@youreokay7888]

Paula is totally within her rights Donna made a mistake, but she shouldn't have to pay professionally And Harvey should've been straightforward with Donna

[@Leto2ndAtreides]

Paula was within her rights to make this request. But was Harvey right in letting Donna go over a weak romance?

[@ogenglishchat9502]

@@Leto2ndAtreides Yeah, that wasn't within his right.

[@boomds5602]

Why not? That’s sexual Harassment in any workplace

[@boomds5602]

@@ogenglishchat9502 yes it was

[@alex.is.here.]

No she isnt, and what is a Therapist doing dating a patient?

[@ilias_r17]

"Donnas first mistake" - loooool

[@ranasafi4858]

I am SOOO glad that Donna and Harvey were endgame. She is THE woman for him and Paula knew it. I am surprised Paula let her feelings take over when she knows as a therapist that Harvey always had feelings for Donna.

[@boomds5602]

Harvey and Donna have the chemistry of a gym sock

[@Legend57.]

@@boomds5602 😂😂

[@apieceoflife2732]

@@boomds5602 Cryyy

[@imogene2044]

I still love my ex but adore n love my new partner !!!!

[@VDA19]

@@boomds5602 A gym sock has a lot of chemistry in it with all the bacteria and sweat tho

[@TB91178]

For everyone on these comments that have typed, “Paula is right, Harvey should have let Donna go” …..This whole storyline is insane. On what planet is it a appropriate to fire a woman from her job because the BOSS’S GIRLFRIEND demands he do so. Like, what?! What Paula CAN do is demand that HARVEY get another job, not affect the employment of another person outside of their relationship. This whole storyline is insane. I pray that none of y’all here has a boss like Harvey who will try to fire you because he has a girlfriend like Paula.

[@fabmothernature7324]

My boss has a gf like this. She called all the time and he started suggesting I move departments. It’s terrible. She’s a nutcase. I just don’t associate with him anymore.

[@TB91178]

@@fabmothernature7324 That’s terrible. He should be fired.

[@soothingsoundssleepmeditation]

For what it's worth, most bosses don't have a relationship with their secretary like Harvey and Donna. She didn't demand he fire her. She said I can't be with you if you continue to work together. So he didn't fire her, instead, he tried to put her in a new position. So let's be real, most women can't even handle their man looking at another woman so you know they couldn't be with a man who is more emotionally connected to his secretary than them. Paula feelings are valid because where there's smoke, there's fire. Season 8 proved that. What Paula should've done is remove herself from the situation. The moment you have to tell him to disconnect from another woman and he's reluctant, you already know what you have to do.

[@fabmothernature7324]

@@soothingsoundssleepmeditation that’s the truth. Holding onto a man when you know he is more attached to another woman is digging your own grave. You can’t force someone to love you and you should not try to ruin another woman’s livelihood because she had the unfortunate experience of having her boss fall in love with her.

[@fabmothernature7324]

@@TB91178 she calls every hour now.

[@lisi1732]

Paula looks like someone who always has cold hands

[@karadiberlino]

🤣🤣🤣💯 It‘s because of her cold heart…

[@bonivermectin4087]

😂😂😂😂

[@wamemmolawa]

Honestly Suits is the best show ever

[@tabathaogost4982]

Honestly, this is a terrible place to find yourself in, there is no winning and you can make any move you want but at this point the relationship is already over. You can't help but be jealous, that's an inescapable reality, and you can't ask him to fire her, that's unfair and also controlling, and you can't ask him to change jobs because he will forever be resentful and also does not solve the problem of Donna existing at all, there is no condition that I can see under which this problem can be resolved. The best outcome I think could be continuing to be jealous and figuring out a way to manage the jealousy but it wasn't unfounded jealousy so its just a matter of time before decisions need to be made again. I think I would have probably ended right there. The truth is no matter how much he loved her he didn't love her as much as he loved his secretary and what she did for him.

[@Righteous628]

It's really amazing how tenuous relationships are, an inadvertent comment,a perceived slight could push the relationship off course irrevocably.

[@ogenglishchat9502]

Common now people! How can u say Donna is selfish! She is the least selfish person in the world. I don't blame Paula tho cos I understand her position. However, she knew Harvey loves Donna which makes her even selfish 4 still going into that relationship. That right there was d beginning of her foreseen heartbreak. When u know someone is love with another and d other loves him, keep clear cos ur bound to get hurt!🤷🏾‍♀

[@zizzi1227]

It was painful to see Harvey betray Donna. Not necessarily because of her job, but because after so many years how much she worked for him and was devoted and loyal to him he didn't even have the honesty to talk to her and tell in front of they can't work together anymore

[@ogenglishchat9502]

Thats y it was hard 4 him. I kinda understand all of them to be honest.

[@Legend57.]

She did it to herself. Instead of talking to harvey about her feelings for him, she full on ambushed kissed him knowing that harvey was in a relationship and how much harvey hates cheating.

[@zizzi1227]

@@Legend57. Donna made a mistake in a moment of vulnerability. After she was humiliated by Malik, Mike came with his advice and then followed Louis' emotional speech. Harvey, on the other hand, admits that he racked his brains to find a solution to get rid of her. After 12 years of working for him and being loyal and devoted to him, Donna would have deserved so much honesty to tell him face to face that they can no longer work together, not to go behind her back to Stu. I think it was the only moment when Harvey forgot that loyalty is a two-way street.

[@ragubaskar7464]

Two way street it is .. what Harvey did was wrong ..but it's Donna who left Harvey to work for Louis earlier .. if at all Harvey is loyal at all in his life it is only to Mike and Donna and to be fair both of em don't deserve it at all .​@@zizzi1227

[@zizzi1227]

​​@@ragubaskar7464 Donna went to work for Louis because she realized she was co-dependent on Harvey and their relationship was taking a toxic turn that would eventually destroy their friendship. And Harvey was addicted to Donna. This gave him panic attacks, but Donna's departure led him to deal with his own mental health issues due to childhood trauma. Harvey always supported Mike but Donna never had Harvey's support. Everything he did, he did thinking how it would affect him. He broke her resignation because he could not live with the guilt of having betrayed the most important person in his life: "Are you ok? You will be back? THEN I'LL BE OK!"

[@dasaxophonist]

Harvey is a lucky man. Scottie, Donna, and Paula. All of them wife material

[@sainiharika3158]

You missed Zoe... She was lovely...sadly got very little screen time

[@dasaxophonist]

@Sai Niharika oh yeah, well he's married to her in real life haha, the niece was actually their daughter too

[@samselim2310]

​@@sainiharika3158not to mention his real wife 😊

[@maralonent6257]

All he really needs is Mike. Sadly all of these women keep manipulating him.

[@nirupampratapgiri1348]

Facts@@maralonent6257

[@Ree-vn9dc]

I don't feel sorry for Paula at all, she knew how Harvey felt about Donna he told her everything in therapy so she should not have taken a chance with him she should have told him Donna is the one for you. I don't think it was fair for her to give Harvey an ultimatum to have Donna to lose her job that was wrong and he should have never allowed her to make him ask Donna to leave

[@patricksanders2219]

See women know when men love that woman in their life before we do.

[@simone3633]

He has such a sad look and a resigned voice when he tells his mother his name is Paula ....

[@melissapage2387]

While I understand Paula’s insecurity about Donna working with him - Donna being fired from a job she earned and loves is not the solution. Harvey should set clear boundaries, and be professional. And if Paula would wake up, she would see she is fighting a loosing battle. If she can’t trust him to be around Donna then that’s a huge red flag 🚩. As a therapist wouldn’t that be a clue to you that your relationship is not going to work 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@samanthabelgrove8975]

Paula looked for what she got who in their right minds gets with a man who you know is in love with someone else. It’s not like if she didn’t know they loved each other so why would she put herself in that position to feel insecure in her relationship. Like girl BFFR 💀😭

[@sureshnishtala2887]

harvey is caught between donna and paula...oh poor harvey

[@izzyizzy241]

I hated Harvey for not taking Donna's defense when Paula suggested he fire her. And when he acted on her back to kick her out of the company. He gives up the most loyal person in his life who has been with him non-stop for 12 years for one with whom he had started a relationship for 2 months and they had met several times. Even if he changed his mind I would have liked Donna not to give up at her resignation and move on without him

[@IsaacLifestyle]

She for the streets

[@effy8774]

I despised Paula's character so much . Probably because first of all I saw her as a therapist.

[@fallenangel3436]

@@effy8774 exactly, it was so unrealistic for such a “great” therapist to date her ex patient who she knew was in love with someone else

[@effy8774]

@@fallenangel3436 This is correct. But what kind of therapist is she if she doesn't realize that Harvey is in denial? She wasn't even interested in whether his emotional problems were resolved. She was preoccupied with her fantasies with the former patient

[@TB91178]

FINALLY. This is the first comment that actually makes sense!! I don’t understand so many people taking Paula’s side when she is essentially trying to force personnel changes at a company she doesn’t work for because she’s uncomfortable. And for Harvey to actually try to do it to keep his GIRLFRIEND happy? Imagine if we all had a boss like this….it’s insane. If anything she can demand HARVEY get another job but to try and get someone else fired? Paula is the worst and Harvey should be shamed for going along with it at all.

[@michelleyota7899]

I actually get her. Women feel that way when you make them feel they're not the number one woman in your life. She would like to be your partner, your best friend with whom you can share everything but she doesn't feel that way. She feels insecure and she's actually right.

[@aethei8560]

Women in general, sure. But Paula was Harvey’s therapist. She knew the ins and outs of his complicated feelings for Donna, and she knew that he had panic attacks when she left him. Making him fire her is inconsiderate to HIS feelings let alone Donna’s. I honestly think that Paula should have rejected Harvey the first time around no matter what the law says.

[@aniketkarmkar8682]

I so wanted this relationship to workout man she is amazing ❤

[@marlenevaz1762]

Aside from being unprofessional dating the former therapist, she was never going to be his girlfriend. she would continue to demand from him postures and reactions that she would like him to have. Eternal therapist, not girlfriend.

[@karadiberlino]

💯💯💯

[@mofokengmoiloa1231]

Is Paula being selfish though? I love this show it makes you think at all angles lol

[@TradGuyTravels]

Not at all, Paula is in the right

[@Rheinmeister09]

@@TradGuyTravels Donna's being selfish. She kissed him and forced him to choose.

[@TradGuyTravels]

@@Rheinmeister09 Exactly. Paula isn’t the selfish one

[@khaledlaghfouri5429]

Pula isn't selfish Donna is and so do Harvey

[@luwamalem9537]

Is it still on? I stopped the show a while ago lol 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@anaadyakumar]

Paula and Harvey have no chemistry

[@sasa89898]

i miss them اكثر من اي شي بهالحياه عم ببكي هلأ

[@zacqueeentertainment7336]

Great acting

[@howdw18]

I may not have a lot of experience in this arena, he said it

[@mostafajunayed4878]

nice touch on that wine glass

[@360shadowmoon]

This entire plotline is batshit and should never have been written. Paula went from being a character I respected to someone with extremely bad judgement. Even with the legal lapse of a year, I found it very ick that she was willing to date a former patient. In addition, since he was her patient, she knew he was in love with Donna and chose to date him anyway. And on top of that, it is never okay to ask your bf to fire someone just because you're threatened by them. If you feel like your partner is not committed, break up with them.

[@eunicebalane9682]

How does a professional relate to her patient? And how can no one see that this was manipulation? She as his therapist knew that as much as Harvey wouldn't admit the feelings she had for Donna he liked her, it's hypocritical of her to ask or question their relationship, if she entered the relationship with him knowing how he always felt she was obliged to swallow that or herself to leave, she just spoke softly and used excuses to get Harvey to cut Donna out of his life.

[@ilina84107]

The writing and acting were so great that not only Harvey is manipulated, but so are the viewers.

[@karadiberlino]

@@ilina84107Agreed!! It‘s very subtle, excellent writing. Harvey is being manipulated by playing harmless and concerned, when she is in fact patronizing and plotting. Super unprofessional! Most viewers fall for it, too - and therefore prove how hard it is for a man like Harvey to detect deceit on an emotional level. His mom was so classy about this awkward dinner. 😝

[@fragileesther]

so funny when mummy defines DINNER....

[@ayesharahim7859]

Top acting ❤

[@FalconFlyer75]

normally when someone says "don't hang out with this person" I usually believe they're the ones who should be cut out but here I'm actually sympathetic for a few reasons 1) she didn't say this on impulse, she actually took the time to think it through 2) she wasn't inconsiderate of Harvey's feelings and took an "I hate to say this" approach not a "lay down the law approach" 3) Donna was the one who kissed Harvey when she knew they were in a relationship 4) Harvey has a history with Donna (its more like being friends with an Ex where anything could happen heat of the moment) 5) she was cheated on in the past so in this case even though it was a bad move it was understandable, I know I wouldn't be comfortable being with someone who was actively working with a person they had such a history with

[@simone3633]

my opinion is that 1. she premeditated the moment which makes she selfish. she could have had this discussion at other times, such as when Harvey asked her if she wanted to be with him or at least two other times. But it seemed to her the right time after the meeting with his mother. She considered that her relationship with Harvey had already reached another level that allows her to set conditions and she even thought that she would be chosen. 2. She's a hypocrite because she was the one telling Harvey that he and Donna had feelings for each other. 3. It is true that Donna kissed Harvey but Paula should have trusted him knowing his problem with fidelity. 4. She should have consulted a therapist to get rid of insecurities

[@boomds5602]

@@simone3633 anyone will have insecurities in this situation

[@simone3633]

​@@boomds5602 Not just anyone. Just a person who doesn't trust her partner

[@ZendelWashington]

run, harvey, run!

[@sweetrose_5]

When you have to demand someone to make a choice.... They gave already made it😢

[@humbertoflores2545]

Paula fue la terapista de Harvey, y creo que ella cometió el grave error de envolverse con un paciente, además de usar información privilegiada para manipular la relación, de modo que ella tenía la ventaja en la relación, pero no midió lo suficiente como para darse cuenta que Harvey siempre hablaba de Donna todo el tiempo y eso significa que él la amaba a ella muy en el fondo.! Paula apostó por Harvey pensando en "corregirlo", pero desde el inicio ya tenía la partida perdida.

[@monicaperry1532]

Exactly

[@monicaperry1532]

Harvey really needed therapy, not someone to manipulate him.

[@fabriglas]

Harvey and Donna were the people I liked most in this show... yes Harvey is a cocky bloke but he is smart...

[@nikolascsgo]

the thing is that this was written in such a nice way where there were three equally reasonable and emotionally struggling people trying to fit themselves into a two-person relationship you couldn't really blame anyone but just wait for it all to unfold in its natural course

[@meghanwalsh6031]

Paula is all "keep your GRIMEY paws OFF Armistead Stewart. He's mine."

[@nataliiay646]

YESSSSSS😂 she will forever be Clarissa😂

[@RossieMarrie]

Didn't she also mentioned Yankee in that sentence

[@Aly-Author]

Yaaaasss !!

[@Jdnicks00]

Paula is right, she knows Harvey’s feeling with Donna.

[@effy8774]

Of course she knew . Harvey was her panic-atac patient when Donna left him. And if she was smart, she wouldn't have a relationship with he

[@alex.is.here.]

As she knew, she was the muppet for getting involved with him

[@sophisticatelifestyle]

Then don't get involved with him. Paula was at the forefront of Harvey's feelings for Donna as his therapist, so why get involved in that complicated situation? Then to want Donna to lose her job and Harvey to lose this person who he relied on so completely was not healthy for her relationship with Harvey. He would have resented her and they would not have lasted. Hey, they didn't.

[@frankwaldron8223]

This man was in therapy with you🤦‍♀️ you had to know how he felt about donna,plssss

[@gabifgt]

i actually liked paula. she was very reasonable, didn't make a scene and was very honest with harvey about donna. she just wasn't the smartest, because she knew about their complex relationship when he was her client.

[@fredo8564]

very reasonable request

[@busisiwemichelle5391]

what season is rhis

[@vaishnaviandhare2176]

The fact that Paula was absolutely correct!

[@zizzi1227]

it's not a question of whether or not he's right But Harvey was her patient. He ended up in panic atac therapy when she left him. Donna was the woman in his dreams. It was foolish that she start a relationship with him and even think that he would give up Donna and choose her

[@imogene2044]

@@zizzi1227 agree

[@imogene2044]

She was wrong She was unfair weak n childish to ask him to fire donna She was supposed to fight for him or leave Not attack donna ...

[@Ambereigh]

She new she was correct before they started dating. You know why?because she was his therapist ! She brought this on herself

[@djalfredstein1049]

Harvey’s mom to Harvey -Am I interrupting Harvey to Paula - Am I interrupting

[@danielcavalier711]

Well, Harvey had a breakdown because of Donna leaving, so, Paula is right about this.

[@Elisa-gn5nj]

Paula was too weak to resist the charm of Harvey who arrived at her door in designer clothes and a fancy car like in her fantasies (just as she was weak when she succumbed to that important patient whose child died of an overdose) . Although she learned from the therapy sessions that all his emotional problems were triggered because of Donna and that she was the woman of his dreams and that they had feelings one for the other, Paula assumed this relationship without being interested in the condition of her former patient . As a professional, when he saw that Harvey was in denial, he should have helped him to recognize his feelings. but she took advantage of her former patient's vulnerability and hoped that an opportunity would arise to get Donna out of his life.

[@karadiberlino]

💯💯💯

[@shamimmeem1149]

I dnt understand y one could keep his heart so hard like that...

[@Bella_Mami]

It was wrong of Paula to ask Harvey to fire Donna. She doesn’t trust him, which means she doesn’t love him. No trust no relationship. Donna deserve for Harvey to stickup for Donna. She was there for Harvey for 13 years and just can’t forget about her loyalty because the other chick is jealous and insecure. Glad Honna was endgame after all this. 👍🏼✌🏼

[@TB91178]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Frenzyshark]

I agree asking Harvey to fire Donna is out of line. You can ask your SO to spend less time with a potential person issue but outright firing is too much. How would Donna explain to other employers why she lost a job after so many years of service? It's just a bad decision.

[@busisiwemichelle5391]

yo are wrong she does love him

[@iyersforreal]

BIG RED FLAG 😱

[@haripriyaselvaraj987]

For a therapist she is insane to me from the beginning i mean he tried everything to workout between them and due to her past relationship she is asking the cost of another woman. And for those who say she is right no she is not!! If he have let donna go then it would be some other after. If a person claims their happiness lies with a cost of another person they are never gonna be happy and you can never make them. Comparing to her i even liked scottie better🤷🏻‍♀️

[@therealdeal7468]

Everyone is insufferable!

[@____sun_is_life6067]

you feel what you feel, how can anyone deny that

[@alex.is.here.]

SO that mistress feel what she feels for that married man and goes after him, yeah that is fine... NO, you can feel what you feel, but it shouldnt impact on others

[@____sun_is_life6067]

@@alex.is.here. no one is married here

[@alex.is.here.]

@@____sun_is_life6067 I know, I was referring to your broad statement about you feel what you feel, how can anyone deny that...

[@____sun_is_life6067]

@@alex.is.here. I Don't know how old are you...but black n white do not happen in life. When such thing happens, a security in relationship is tested. If relationship is not strong, it suffers. Do this, Do that ...life does not work like it

[@alex.is.here.]

@@____sun_is_life6067 possibly older than you, have had wide experience in life, and I knew that if a guy was interested, dating, engaged or married to someone, he was out of bounds

[@Swameh]

Wait... Suits is still on?

[@serenaroseauthentics1391]

Sounds like the therapist needs to find a better therapist. I say this as a therapist.

[@caffemocca8855]

The therapist shouldn't even considered dating her former patients before. That's the problem

[@jackharle1251]

Paula is replaceable, Donna is not.

[@HayleyPhoebe]

Paula’s not wrong Harvey was in love with Donna this whole time

[@alieunscripted]

Whenever I see this thumbnail I think of Jan from the office.

[@howdw18]

10 seconds later, I regret my decision. mum starts embarrassing

[@arminxvs3372]

Paula was a nice woman but maaaan did she have a lof of issues and red flags. If a woman gives you an ultimatum to drop important people in your life (family/friends) - drop her ASAP. She either trusts you enough or not.

[@yuktaraj9062]

I mean they did kiss, Paula's insecurities weren't out of nowhere

[@gatobuho-]

I think the red flag was seen when she was his therapist and fell in love with him

[@hackerkeanu]

Paula is a hypocrite..

[@timobeyer9870]

It's so annoying in movies that they not actually call something or at least have a picture of a calling screen, it's just the home screen

[@freeinghumanitynow]

The whole Harvey-Paula relationship was unethical, weird, awkward and basically the writers thumbing their noses at the annoying Marvey shippers. As a couple they made NO sense whatsoever.

[@karadiberlino]

Exactly!

[@caffemocca8855]

And all relationships IRL are ethical & totally normal without problems? I don't understand when people complain about fictional relationships "make no sense" when in fact it's just not their preference

[@Sandripedroso]

Sinceramente siento admiración por Paula porque quiso estar en una relación con Harvey sabiendo lo que el siente por Dona 🤔🤔🤔 porque seamos honestos,el jamás iba a dejar ir a Dona😒😒😒 y no juzgo a Paula por querer intentarlo pero debió ver que las cosas no iban a cambiar y lo que no entiendo es porque quiso pasar por todo eso sabiendo lo que Harvey sentía.

[@PinGao-wx9hc]

I want Paula more than Donna

[@sainnthiaanilus670]

Paula was definitely in the wrong, she knew what she was getting into when they started talking. For God’s sake she was his therapist and the man literally had panic attacks because of Donna. The fact that she suggested that he fire her was also wrong cause Donna earned that job and it shouldn’t be taken from her because Paula can’t accept the fact that Harvey will always choose Donna no matter what.

[@pocketpug110]

I agree ☝🏾

[@karadiberlino]

Super unprofessional!

[@sophisticatelifestyle]

I agree with most of this. I just didn't like that Harvey gave in and sought to have Donna go to another company. Paula, caved into feelings she developed for her handsome and charismatic patient, but she should have been stronger and not start a relationship with him. She knew his feelings for Donna, she failed to push him during the sessions to get him to confront those feelings, maybe because she herself was developing feelings for him. She too readily agreed to date him when he came to ask her out, which showed she had feelings for him. To me, she crossed ethical lines since she knew his issues weren't fully confronted when they ended the sessions.

[@mahshidvarnaseri7493]

Finally he chose donna 🤪🤪🤪

[@minnaledesma5679]

Nunca me gustó Paula para Harvey y no por Donna, por la misma Paula que aún no superaba la traición de su ex, eso también afectó la relación no solo Donna como decía Paula

[@iris6068]

Tu comentario es preocupante, confundes superar con olvidar, eso es super poco saludable. Uno nunca debe olvidar sus experiencias, debe aprender de ellas, y de hecho Paula tenía razón porque Harvey y Donna terminan juntos.

[@gatobuho-]

Creo que a mí nunca me agrado Paula porque era su terapeuta, aparte de ser extremadamente poco profesional de su parte, creo que eso le ayudo para poder ser manipulativa, a ver piénsalo, ya sabe los miedos Harvey, sabe que lo hace reaccionar y al conocer a su madre creo que eso le hizo pensar que iba a lo seguro y que podía comenzar a hacer demandas. Creo que era una persona bastante insegura y sus experiencias con la infidelidad de su ex simplemente aumentaron esa inseguridad que es comprensible, pero al mismo tiempo es enfermizo obsesionarse y esperar siempre lo peor de tu pareja todo el tiempo. Ella ya sabía en lo que se metía y los sentimientos de Harvey hacía Donna.

[@Thor11th]

Life could be so simple if some ladies can let emotional Rollercoaster by pass

[@levolvik5231]

I think it's absolutely right of Paula to ask this. She knows that Harvey loves Donna and so the only way to keep the relationship with Paula is to keep Donna out of his life

[@TB91178]

That’s not how love works …………….Trying to remove Donna from Harvey’s life isn’t going to magically make Harvey fall in love with Paula or keep their relationship, if anything it will make Harvey resent Paula and she’ll lose him anyway (which she did). You cannot force a person to love you or force them not to love someone else. It doesn’t work that way.

[@Frenzyshark]

@@TB91178 I think it's fair for Paula to at least voice her concerns. Keep it in mind. It's inevitable a relationship to fail(and it did) when there really is a third person involved. It's not nice to Harvey to data Paula with Donna as a backup. Or as a way to make Donna jealous(not saying Harvey is trying to do this). But I agree why Donna and Harvey hesitated for so long. Dating someone with a direct relationship looks bad. When Donna became the COO(I think that's what she became), it did make it better(since she wasn't directly under him) but I guess still risky since two high levels of power. But it is what it is.

[@adrianaayulo]

If Paula knows Harvey loves Donna, then she is the one that should go.

[@karadiberlino]

Typical shrink with their blurred lines and manipulative ways…they want to fix ppl and feel superior.

[@maralonent6257]

Yep, she was trying to Help Harvey get past Donna but Donna manipulated him in the end.

[@baxx4chee325]

I like it more Paula for Harvey tbh.. Donna gets really annoying in the last seasons

[@sefutho]

Perfect evening up until that moment. Your future wife or your (best) friend 🤔. After long deliberation I've decided to go with both or my FRIEND

[@hpulker]

nope you say that now, I will see you when you have feelings for a woman and then say the same thing for the "friend"

[@akashmaurya7676]

I liked paula , she was right

[@VDA19]

Why... didn't Harvey just ask Donna to work for Louis from now on instead of him?

[@marykuettner752]

Obviously they weren't right for each other. First of all as his therapist she crossed a line. People fall in love with their therapist all the time, she violated ethics right there. He obviously didn't really love her or he wouldn't have thrown her under the bus later on yhe witness stand. Whatever you think about Harvey and Donna, Harvey and Paula were always two people making bad choices.

[@blackandwhite691]

Well, she was right. He and Donna definitely have some feelings for each other. And don't get me wrong, they SHOULD have ended up together anyway, I love Donna and Harvey. But any person who was in Paula's shoes would want the same thing. Although Paula should've never started the relationship as well because first, she was his therapist and second, because she is his therapist, she knows how much Donna means to him. I mean, why would you set yourself up for failure? Like I know Harvey kept denying it and he is guilty too but obviously, as his therapist, she saw the truth and choose to deny as well.

[@peacesound9970]

Mom used to help so much when she opens her mouth.

[@karadiberlino]

Exactly! 😂 Yet she was so elegant.

[@sarahlynch2022]

I suits still on?

[@jackjax7921]

I like how these guys saying Paula is Rational when she already slept with Harvey.😂😂

[@karadiberlino]

💯💯💯 Ridiculous. 🙄

[@sophisticatelifestyle]

Exactly! She was not rational, or else she would have never gotten involved with her ex patient knowing his complicated feelings for the woman he worked with who was much more to him than a colleague. He was freaking throwing up and having panic attacks because she went to work with someone else.

[@bourdie1979]

I am in this exact same position. I f****** hate it

[@EdgyShooter]

Did they change the actor for Harvey's mother?

[@fauziajasia2548]

For some strange reasons Paula seems utterly strong and beautiful to me here

[@Katerina-yx4dv]

I think she feels victorious. Harvey gave her the key, asked her to move in with him, now he presented she to his mother and she already sees herself with a ring on her finger. This makes her feel sure that Harvey will give up on Donna.

[@AshtenArmstrong]

Paulo is the stepsister in what a girl wants the Amanda Bynes movie and she was a jealous girl and that too.

[@sophisticatelifestyle]

I liked Paula, sympathized with her but Paula should not have gotten involved with Harvey. Hey she is human because Harvey is very handsome and charismatic but she should have fought the attraction. Paula as his therapist knew the complicated feelings Harvey had for Donna. Yet she didn't push through with Harvey for him to come to terms with what those feelings really meant. He had deep panic attacks because he could not allow himself to come to terms with Donna not coming back to work with him. But it wasn't just about her not working with him anymore it was because he did not want to let her go from his life. Donna made a mistake in kissing Harvey yes, but I'm sorry, Paula should not have been that shock knowing those two people had feelings for each other as she herself kept telling Harvey. So her now wanting Harvey to upend his organizational structure and Donna's professional life, because she crossed ethical boundaries by getting involved with her patient whose issues were not fully dealt with, I CANNOT support. I understood her insecurities, but she put herself at risk by getting involved with her client. I was upset with Harvey, for he never should have entertained firing Donna, He was not in love with Paula, so why destroy his relationship with Donna, who was consistently there for him and put him first over everyone else in her life, for Paula? I very happily said bye bye to Paula when he broke it off.

[@i.I.j]

I think the girlfriend is wrong this is her problem she needs to sort it out. What happens when he works with someone else is he going to fire every female she feels he's to close with. What about if it's a blonde or she's too young or he can only work with men. Controling muh. She's insure and i would of ended it until she figured herself out. She basically is saying she does not trust him. Wasn't the red head there there before the girlfriend?? Just my 2 cents

[@brianna44marie71]

Why can't some woman just focus on who there with at the time did she have a bad experience with her ex yes but will it happen again maybe maybe not Paula is worrying to much of the relationship Harvey has for Donna and when 2 people have a long friendship like Harvey and Donna does it's not a easy thing to not talk to each other especially for how long they both worked together so not fair to Harvey to have to choose.

[@irynakalychak6821]

So what did she do?

[@khushbupatel5128]

I understand Paula . But Donna was the one from the beginning...

[@zayanmehdi1747]

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why you don’t date your patients🤦🏽‍♂️