Huh? How does Daon and Ju seong fall under red flags? They are the victims here?
jae min and su hyeon have harmed others and should be held accountable for their actions, which will require psychiatric intervention. da on and seong hyoen haven't harmed anyone, and it's not fair to lump them into the same "crazy" or "red flag" category as the other two for whatever mental health issues they might or might not have
girl he once liked him and all this time he thought he liked jaemin so when it happened he was shocked but then…
i can't believe some of you are misinterpreting da on's reaction to su hyeon's unwanted advances and blaming him for "letting su hyeon kiss him"
he didn't "let" su hyeon kiss him. he was being sexually assaulted, and sexual assault survivors become immobilized by fear. they're unable to resist or react in the moment
da on exhibited clear discomfort and tried to fend off su hyeon, but his fear of that psycho assailant made it challenging for him to be assertive about it
the way these comments makes me a daon crazy defender lmao but fr yall need to consider many factors here. victims…
i can't believe some commenters are misinterpreting da on's reaction to su hyeon's unwanted advances and blaming him for "letting su hyeon kiss him"
he didn't "let" su hyeon kiss him. he was being sexually assaulted, and sexual assault survivors become immobilized by fear. they're unable to resist or react in the moment
da on exhibited clear discomfort and tried to fend off su hyeon, but his fear of that psycho assailant made it challenging for him to be assertive about it
may it fail and make every country stop making "omegaverse"
"omegaverse" is popular because it’s built on "straight" fetish tropes that appeal to mass consumption. in an ideal situation, this shallow, problematic genre wouldn't be popular or successful
jung woo (su hyeon): don't look at him with those eyes in front of me again! jun seo (da on): and what if i said no? jung woo (su hyeon): i'll end him. if you understand, behave yourself from now on! (episode 6, 1:14)
the relentless interference and threats directed at da on and seong hyeon are causing me great emotional distress. i'm against any scenario in which da on ends up with aggressive, unbecoming individuals such as su hyeon and jae min. he deserves better
some commenters are citing da on's harsh words, trauma, and need for healing as reasons why "da on doesn't deserve seong hyeon." the harsh words exchanged between da on and seong hyeon were a consequence of su hyeon's threats and da on's fear for seong hyeon's well-being. he thought su hyeon would hurt his man. that tells us how much da on loves seong hyeon
the belief that da on should "fix" himself before deserving love is misguided and an unrealistic expectation. very few people achieve full self-actualization and healing before entering a relationship. jun seo (da on) choosing sun hyung (seong hyeon)'s love would acknowledge that healing is an ongoing journey, one that can be nurtured within a supportive, healthy relationship. the warmth of sun hyung (seong hyeon)'s heart, the assurance of his hand, and the comfort of his shoulder would be the best medicine for jun seo (da on)
yall aren't ready for this conversation, but Daon DOES NOT deserves Sunghyeon.the best and the most realistic…
the belief that da on should "fix" himself before deserving love is misguided and an unrealistic expectation. very few people achieve full self-actualization and healing before entering a relationship. jun seo (da on) choosing sun hyung (seong hyeon)'s love would acknowledge that healing is an ongoing journey, one that can be nurtured within a supportive, healthy relationship. the warmth of sun hyung (seong hyeon)'s heart, the assurance of his hand, and the comfort of his shoulder would be the best medicine for jun seo (da on)
"Will people outside Thailand watch a het thai drama when they can watch a Western drama or a K-drama" not everyone…
you couldn't pay me to consume "straight" content. if it came down to either watching a "straight" film or becoming a hermit in the mountains, i'd be packing my bags. i'm that allergic to the "straight" agenda
"Will people outside Thailand watch a het thai drama when they can watch a Western drama or a K-drama" not everyone…
bl/gl stories have an innate charm or appeal that overcomes the challenges of limited resources. they're incapable of being anything less than moving or engaging. "straight" stories, by comparison, are the couch potatoes of the literary world, flat, predictable, mediocre, and nauseating. i don't waste my cheerleading efforts on their heavily funded "straight" agenda
wtf? This is not a 18+ rated drama; you can simply check it in the details section.
producers toss in nsfw scenes to lure in the immature, hormonal masses. they're saying, "the story isn't good enough on its own, so here's a naked man and a naked woman doing the dirty to distract you"
If only I didn't read those manhwa spoilers.... Man I really like KSH. To think he was willing to let Daon date…
sun hyung (seong hyeon), unlike ho young (jae min), doesn't pretend to be a green flag. his character and actions demonstrate that he's a positive force in jun seo (da on)'s life
he didn't "let" su hyeon kiss him. he was being sexually assaulted, and sexual assault survivors become immobilized by fear. they're unable to resist or react in the moment
da on exhibited clear discomfort and tried to fend off su hyeon, but his fear of that psycho assailant made it challenging for him to be assertive about it
he didn't "let" su hyeon kiss him. he was being sexually assaulted, and sexual assault survivors become immobilized by fear. they're unable to resist or react in the moment
da on exhibited clear discomfort and tried to fend off su hyeon, but his fear of that psycho assailant made it challenging for him to be assertive about it
jun seo (da on): and what if i said no?
jung woo (su hyeon): i'll end him. if you understand, behave yourself from now on! (episode 6, 1:14)
the relentless interference and threats directed at da on and seong hyeon are causing me great emotional distress. i'm against any scenario in which da on ends up with aggressive, unbecoming individuals such as su hyeon and jae min. he deserves better
some commenters are citing da on's harsh words, trauma, and need for healing as reasons why "da on doesn't deserve seong hyeon." the harsh words exchanged between da on and seong hyeon were a consequence of su hyeon's threats and da on's fear for seong hyeon's well-being. he thought su hyeon would hurt his man. that tells us how much da on loves seong hyeon
the belief that da on should "fix" himself before deserving love is misguided and an unrealistic expectation. very few people achieve full self-actualization and healing before entering a relationship. jun seo (da on) choosing sun hyung (seong hyeon)'s love would acknowledge that healing is an ongoing journey, one that can be nurtured within a supportive, healthy relationship. the warmth of sun hyung (seong hyeon)'s heart, the assurance of his hand, and the comfort of his shoulder would be the best medicine for jun seo (da on)
you tell others to skip over the scenes they don't like, why won't you take your own advice and skip over the anti-sex comments you don't like?