When the actresses from Tyler Perry’s Divorced Sistas went on their press run, they stopped by Sherri, where they teased what was coming this season. Khadeen Indrea, who plays Geneva, made a point to ask viewers to give Geneva some grace and not judge her character too harshly. But now that we’re six episodes in? Whew, it’s getting real hard not to give Geneva the biggest side-eye.

We knew there’d be drama, but girl—what?! Let’s catch up.

Geneva and her husband, William, have been slowly drifting apart over the years, thanks to work stress, parenting, and life just doing what life does. Eventually, we find out Geneva had an affair—with a man she was planning to leave William for. That man, Javon, actually followed through and left his wife. But Geneva? She stayed with William and acted like Javon never existed. The kicker? There’s a strong possibility that Geneva’s daughter, Anika, is actually Javon’s child.

Geneva suspects William is cheating, so she tracks down the woman she thinks he’s messing with and sets up a playdate with their daughters. Messy! Later, she confesses to her homegirl Rasheda—the only one who knows all her dirt—that she actually enjoys the drama. And it doesn’t stop there.

Javon’s back, and he says he still wants to be with her. But instead of being honest with him, or herself, Geneva lets him “move on” by dating her friend Tiffany. We all know he’s just using Tiffany to get to Geneva. And instead of coming clean, Geneva chooses to live in delusion—dragging Tiffany into her mess without her even knowing it.

And for all of that? Geneva gets the first-ever Sis, You Trippin’ Award. Because seriously… WTF?

Naomi’s not far behind. Throwing boiling water on your ex-husband’s new wife? Absolutely wild. But somehow still understandable, given the situation.

Back to Geneva, though—what do you think is going to happen to her friendship with Tiffany once she finds out the truth about Javon? Geneva is sitting on a ticking time bomb of her own creation. And baby, it’s only a matter of time before it explodes.