reliving your first puppy love the period of wooing and flirting
To explain this series short and simple, it feels like reliving your first puppy love the period of wooing and flirting before officially getting together. That is exactly what I Told Sunset About You captures, with the added layer of coming out and discovering your sexuality.
The series moves at a very slow pace, which can be a challenge. I ended up watching it on 2x speed just to get through it. While I understand that the lingering glances, quiet conversations, and subtle touches are meant to carry emotional weight, it sometimes felt too drawn out, almost like watching everything unfold in slow motion.
That said, the story does improve in I Promised You the Moon, where the pacing feels more engaging and the emotional development becomes more compelling.
The series moves at a very slow pace, which can be a challenge. I ended up watching it on 2x speed just to get through it. While I understand that the lingering glances, quiet conversations, and subtle touches are meant to carry emotional weight, it sometimes felt too drawn out, almost like watching everything unfold in slow motion.
That said, the story does improve in I Promised You the Moon, where the pacing feels more engaging and the emotional development becomes more compelling.
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