LunaticLady

Learn what aishiteru means for Japanese before you speak lol. It's not as shallow as English's "love".

They literally confessed their love to each other at the end and Johan even used aishiteru wdym they're friends forever 🤦🏻‍♀️

I won't police you about that. I'll be honest, I feel the same about Last Twilight, but only because the ending was against what I thought to be the theme of the series, which is a journey towards acceptance. Maybe they're trying to represent hope, idk. But LYT is different, it's a journey about healing, so Solar not healing would be against the theme and I don't think they're comparable. And tbh, we still don't know how the series will handle Solar's situation. What I like about this series is, despite having to face new problem each ep and having conclusion by the end, there was always indications that the process for the problem to be fully solved didn't end there, but continued onto next eps instead. So who knows what would happen, since this series is quite unpredictable. Maybe despite Solar and Sun becoming one, what happened would still affect him moving forward so he wouldn't be fully "fixed" by the end of the series, but he would be fine. Just like how even after Pobmek gave his mother a chance but he didn't forget, it was only the start of the journey towards healing and forgiveness. But again, who knows.

Solar's clearly spiraling down and showing signs of depression in the latest ep. He was severely self-blaming and having negative thoughts that stressed him out to the point of turning into anxiety which caused the panic attack. It might be not at the level of life-threatening yet, but it might be someday. I mentioned cancer since it also had different stages, it could get worse, and it could recur. Btw I don't have any problem with you not wanting GMMTV to "fix" him, it seems like I have a misunderstanding that you're having problem with Pobmek trying to "fix" him, which was what I had problem with. So I'm sorry for that.

I'm sorry if my statement hurt you. What I know is there are mental illness and mental impairment, and the latter is what belongs to disability. My nephew has it too since he was born, but I'm not a professional, so if I'm wrong then I'm sorry.

The series literally showed how depression can lead to suicide but okay mental illness isn't life threatening. Having panic attacks can be dangerous too btw but okay you do you. We have psychiatrist and psychologist for a reason. I hope you never have anyone with mental illness around you, or you'll complain about their loved ones wanting to "fix" them and said they're just different and have disability 🙄

I'm quite surprised seeing so many people expecting this series to be fully realistic when not even the clothes they wore are realistic 😂

Mental illness is not disability, it's a sickness 😭 it's like you're asking a cancer patient to not get chemo lol. And music therapy is real btw. Some people with dementia, even though they've forgotten about everything else, they'd often still recognize songs that have deep connection with them. It's more about how the music affected him mentally and become a trigger, not just made him fall asleep.

It's free until ep 7 on OneD

Even PerthSanta were scammed by Dome 😭😭 Santa said he wondered when would the comedy come while reading the script lol

His thing with Tua was before he was with Nick.

My heart went for Timmy, he suffered the most 🥺

Excited yet scared to start lol. Been disappointed too many times in a row by this director 🥲

Not to mention she didn't even get married and had her own children because she already had Solar 🥺

After watching ep 7 everything Sun experienced and did from ep 1 until now came back to me and it hurt 😢

The thriller part is so good, which is the reason why I really enjoyed the series, but the romantic storylines? This is a supranatural horror thriller series, which is a unique genre in BL, but for their love problems they just had to insert random love rivals and created unnecessary misunderstandings as if it was just another ordinary romance drama, which made the eps focusing on their romance felt so jarring. Like, it didn't even any connection with the whole theme, unlike ChanJet's, which made their romantic storylines more interesting than the main couple. I'd rather them focus on Pharan's internal conflict than that, or at least made the love rival have some connection to the whole curse situation. And why is Khem such a damsel in distress 😭😭 I mean I understand he was just an ordinary person without any supranatural power aside from seeing ghosts, and he couldn't even learn anything because Pharan refused to take him as a disciple, which is why I wasn't annoyed at him at the beginning. But then it turns out he also didn't have any survival instinct despite being in danger his whole life 😭😭 I thought we've long past having this type of character since at least a decade ago. For a series with such a unique genre and plot (well made even), it surprisingly has way too many overused cliches, which is kinda disappointing because otherwise it would've been so good.

For people who think Pobmek forgave his mother too easily, no, it was a long process for him. And for people who just wanted him to cut his mother off, let me remind you, this series is about healing. Pobmek had been distancing himself from his mother for years, only short of cutting her off. Did his wound heal? No, it just festered, a thorn in his happy life with Solar. What he needed was closure, and only his mother can give him that. And he didn't forgive her just like that, he saw how his mother had changed a lot (her old self would've criticized Jee the moment she knew he was a teacher, just like how she criticized Solar when she knew about his major, and not be able to accept both Solar and Sun) and saw hope, so he decided to give her a chance (mind you, he never said anything about forgiving) because that was what he wanted and needed (see, he was the first to ask her to be kinder to him). Like he said, they were just starting to understand each other, and that was the beginning of the road towards his forgiveness and healing. And his mother was willing to put in work to gain that forgiveness, and at the same time, help him heal. This is actually what I like about this series. Like yeah, every ep there's a new problem that's tackled and solved by the end of each ep, but they always indicate that the process didn't just end there. Like for ep 1, the ending was Pobmek's resolve to stay and help Solar go through his sickness. Ep 2, Pobmek finally started to open himself up and ask for help from others. But here's the thing: he was only starting. He still had a lot of walls within himself, even towards Solar. Ep 3, Pobmek willing to slow down and accept Sun as part of his life. But as we've seen in episodes afterwards, he still had trouble with it. Ep 4, he almost became like his mother, but in the end he didn't. Instead, it was the start of his bonding with Sun, which would only get stronger as we go through episodes afterwards. Ep 5, Ms. Pang only gave them a chance, didn't mean she'd completely let go of it. The same with Ep 6, it's just the beginning of another journey for Pobmek.

Probably because she knew from her own experience how important having financial stability was, which can only be achieved by having well-paying job. We never see his father being there or even being mentioned from when he was still a kid until the present, he wasn't even there on his graduation day. So she probably had to raise him on her own, and didn't want him to struggle like her in the future. Like with the way her hand immediately went for beer in the middle of the day like a habit, it was probably a sign that she had been living a stressful life. She even said she had to give up a lot of things after giving birth to Pobmek. So for her as long as he was financially secure, everything else was fine for her. Because she thought having financial stability equal happiness, and despite everything, in the end, she just wanted him to be happy. But I also think she probably had mellowed down a lot from when he was younger, that's why she was chill with his relationship with Solar, Solar's condition, and Jee's profession. She even mentioned it herself. She only couldn't let go of her obsession towards what she envisioned as the bright and stable future for Pobmek. Especially since as Jee once said, being a teacher didn't pay much.

Well, in the end, Jee is still not her son. She only praised Jee because she wanted Pobmek to have all his traits, which she thought would ensure his success. She actually didn't really care how others were doing, she only cared about Pobmek living well by her standard, that's why she was so strict towards him and kind to others.

Well, my assumption is Sodchuen is the one who hired him, which went against the rules, that's why she didn't report about hiring him to the main campus and Ms. Pang didn't know about him.