Shay has a crush on Tiny, but believes he only likes girls with big butts. Tristan is running for student council president but Miles is also running. Maya wants to focus on music but her relationship with Zig gets in the way.

Zoe learns that Grace has a serious illness. Miles gets in trouble for venting about his mother’s new man, which leads him to express his anger towards restrictions in free speech.

Zig takes action to save his relationship and becomes physical with Maya, despite her protests and learns the meaning of consent.

Maya takes a stand when she experiences sexist micro-aggressions at a gig. Tristan pursues a new romance with Vijay, a grade ten student who idolizes him.

Miles turns to anti-anxiety meds when forced to spend time with his dad. Maya becomes a feminist while protesting against unequal bathroom rights.

Worried that no one will accept her for being gay, Zoe sets out to find someone who will. When Hunter’s Gamer Club is shut down because of misogynistic content, Hunter fights back.

Miles wakes up in a park and realizes he needs serious help. Maya’s turned down by a New York music producer and wonders if she’s messed up her one big chance.

Tristan is forced to confront the many boys he’s hooked up with when Zoe internet diagnoses him with Chlamydia. Frankie’s friends try to convince her she belongs with Winston but her heart lies with someone else.

Zig discovers who’s responsible for Maya’s trolling, but is blackmailed into staying silent. After a cry for help from Esme, Miles falls back into a downwards spiral.

When Hunter refuses to apologize for his online behaviour, he loses his friends’ support, and lashes out at the Snowball. Maya contemplates whether or not she can take back Zig.