Honestly I'm just tired of all the hate on the fl atp They'd just be hating her for no reason
If it was the opposite and it was a ML dealing with even a small portion of what Yifan is dealing with, they'd be acting different. People don't give women a fraction of the grace they give men.
A lot of people have zero media literacy because what do you mean she's giving him the cold shoulder or that she's indifferent to him?? like are we watching the same drama...I'm begging you to use your brain and connect the plot with the characters without needing everything to be spelled out for you.
Sang Yan is doing a lot for her, but he's not as straightforward as you guys are making him seem either. You're acting like he's actively pursuing her and chasing her while she's ignoring him. She has already come a long way from the first episode in terms of letting people in, she has no clarity of where she stands with Sang Yan because he's also vague with his tsundere actions (as far as she knows he moved on and they're just roommates), and she's not only dealing with past trauma but current as well because by episode 11 only 2 months had passed from her being assaulted at her previous place.
Also to act like her being sad and depressed is somehow unwarranted and burdensome is crazy, because if you had experienced a fraction of what this character and lot of people irl experience you would not be the brightest person either. It's crazy that people need characters' responses to their trauma and how it affects their relationships around them spelled out in a drama, instead of using their own intuition and mind to connect the dots. It makes you think of how they deal with those who are depressed and/or closed off due to trauma in real life.
Why did that hug breathe life into Wen Yifan 😭 the morning after she almost had a skip in her step and she's not even aware of it, meanwhile Sang Yang lost sleep over it lol.
My favorite thing is that Sang Yan's coping mechanism to his yearning, pining, and heartbreak is by making it seem like she's the one who's obsessed with him (which she is, but he doesn't know that).
Also what I really like is that despite the tension, they're so familiar with each other that they randomly break the formality when talking whether it's by bickering or noticing specific things about each other.
Why’s this the antithesis of hidden love 😭 like my head hurts from crying…If Hidden love was 95% happiness and 5% angst, this is 99% sadness and 1% happiness so far.
Song Cong, Qi Chi, and Huan Er literally have the cutest friendship 😩 I adore the trio and their families’ relationship with one another.
The way Song Cong is inspired by Qi Chi to follow his dream and then Huan Er is inspired by both of them to find her dream after watching them talk about their ambitions 🥹 they’re literally precious
What's do you mean? Where do you see that one of them will die?
In the second paragraph of the synopsis. “ …the unpreparedness to face family changes, and the confusion and pain of facing the death of a loved one for the first time”
I’m worried that the loved one who passes away will be QiQi because the story is following the trio but she’s also one of the main characters. But since the trio are so close with each other’s families it could also be a parent.
Sang Yan is doing a lot for her, but he's not as straightforward as you guys are making him seem either. You're acting like he's actively pursuing her and chasing her while she's ignoring him. She has already come a long way from the first episode in terms of letting people in, she has no clarity of where she stands with Sang Yan because he's also vague with his tsundere actions (as far as she knows he moved on and they're just roommates), and she's not only dealing with past trauma but current as well because by episode 11 only 2 months had passed from her being assaulted at her previous place.
Also to act like her being sad and depressed is somehow unwarranted and burdensome is crazy, because if you had experienced a fraction of what this character and lot of people irl experience you would not be the brightest person either. It's crazy that people need characters' responses to their trauma and how it affects their relationships around them spelled out in a drama, instead of using their own intuition and mind to connect the dots. It makes you think of how they deal with those who are depressed and/or closed off due to trauma in real life.
Also what I really like is that despite the tension, they're so familiar with each other that they randomly break the formality when talking whether it's by bickering or noticing specific things about each other.
The way Song Cong is inspired by Qi Chi to follow his dream and then Huan Er is inspired by both of them to find her dream after watching them talk about their ambitions 🥹 they’re literally precious