Number one guilty pleasure? ABC Family shows. There’s nothing like spending an entire day watching a Pretty Little Liars marathon (when you’re supposed to be doing something else, the laundry will do itself, right?). And now the super cute Tyler Blackburn from PLL is a singer, which officially makes him one threat away from being a triple threat. His song, Save Me, is the first single from the new web series WENDY — an updated look at the classic Peter Pan tale, Except in this version, modern-day Wendy is choosing between the love of her life and the man of her dreams. You know, that common problem when you love two amazing guys. Except in the college context, the love of your life is the guy down the hall who hooks up with you when he’s too lazy to go out and the man of your dreams is your TA who makes you sit a desk’s length away when he goes over your paper with you.

Anyways, the series premieres on September 15th with new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday for 5 weeks.

And with no further ado, swoon with us as Tyler rocks out:

What’s your biggest guilty pleasure? Your fave ABC Family show?

Of course, Peter Pans can be fun because they usually act like kids. They like to go out and play and shun anything to do with responsibility and growing up. They can make you feel young too. But isn’t there a point where we’re supposed to grow up? Can’t growing up be fun?

I for one enjoy growing up. And there was nothing more annoying than my ex who was constantly depressed about getting older. When it came to anything involving responsibility, he cringed and said, “why couldn’t I have just stayed in high school forever? Wouldn’t that be awesome?”

Um, no.

I wouldn’t go back to re-live high school if you paid me in cupcakes. I found myself having to coach the ex along in his everyday life, as if he were a child. And I was his mother. And this is exactly what he wanted. He felt comforted having someone direct him and keep him on track.

I tried to convince him of all the awesome-ness of growing up. The things you can do as an adult that you can’t do as a child: go out without asking permission, make and spend your own money however you want, sex, driving, the list goes on and on. But he wasn’t affected. He just wanted to play and refused to be held accountable for his actions.

In order to live with a Peter Pan, you need to be a Wendy. And Wendy I am not. While we all know what happened at the end of the Peter Pan movie, I don’t think most of us have the patience to put up with the immaturity in the meantime. If your boyfriend thinks he’s Peter Pan, I’d fly away for now and just hope that Tinker Bell comes along soon.