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I am trying to finish this today but I have to take a breather after each episode. I just finished episode seven and am still having mixed feelings about the female reporter and even the female coworker. I know their intention may be in the right place but they still seem a bit naive to me when it comes to domestic violence. Maybe this is just to close to home for me. When I was a newlywed my mom discovered that my cousin was a victim of domestic abuse. The abuser started threatening her three young children. One was the age of Lion. My mother knew going to the authorities would only intensify the situation. Since the abuser kept a close eye on my cousin and the children my mom came up with a plan to get her and her children to a safe place where she and her children could be safe and protected. She got the help of two other relatives. All of this was done in secret. I didnt find out about it until it was all over and they were safe. I often think how brave my mom and those other relatives . People say get an order of protection. I have a friend who tried that and her husband beat her even worse. She finally got up the courage to take her young son and flee. Her son resented her for doing this but she explained that had she not done that they both would have been dead.

Let Free The Curse of Taekwondo and Blue Canvas of Youthful Days

Jessica and Sung Hu serve absolutely no real purpose……so annoying….when will writers realize we look at bls with one purpose in mind which is to see bl and not intrusive females . The second couple is much more fun to watch and adds to the storyline. That said the scenes with Yang and Jiang are always so
fun and loving. Just watching these two together just touches the heart. Just one more episode. We need a happy ending.

This is what a really well written, well directed, well acted bl looks like. Episode 9 is so good. I was on pins and needles as Jin and Haruki keep missing each other. All I want is for my
happy ending to start off 2025 on the right note.

Thank you! Someone had to say it!

I love love love these last two episodes. I kept thinking how messed up
both families are and the
price people pay for fame
and fortune. So many twists and turns. So many
secrets. I know some people question how could
the grandfather be so cruel and how could the parents go along with the
lies and how could you
literally sell out your own
daughters and take hush
money from the killer of your son. But I find it just
a mirror of the life many people live in. It may not
involve murder but how many families have secrets. I am putting my money on Hui Ju. She is a
survivor. I cant wait until
next week. More chills and thrills right down to the last minute! I love it!


actually her brother.

I just cant help myself…I am so into this series. I love the storyline. I am one who always wonders how much of what we see of groups is real and how much is just to keep the fans happy and the company making money. While I am in it for Willam and Est the more I learn about LYKN the more I like
and admire Lego, Hong, Nut and Tui. It just has a fresh feel .

This is the third time I am rewatching and it’s just something about these two that just endears them to me. They are like to broken souls who complete each other. The need to protect each other is there from the very first encounter. We wonder why Yeoung remained close to Hoe’s father. I think it was to protect Hoe. People probably took his tears at the father’s funeral for remorse. I think it was for relief. Wherever Hoe was he would never have to worry about being physically or emotionally abused again. But the curse still remained. At the end they are so free and it is so exhilarating. There is no longer a heavy cloud hanging over either of them. The shackles have been removed. They can see daylight. The tone and tempo of their life together plays like a
happy melody. I think we were all rooting for them from the very beginning and by the time they got to the finish line I wonder how many were jumping up and down with joy like I was. So many awesome bl series in 2024. This is definitely one of the best.

Good point! I actually felt Bison did just what he was cautioned about by his brother and Mother.

Well put! I actually feel sorry for him the most. As he started developing feelings for Bison it was obvious how conflicted he feels. Thankfully I have never been backed into a corner like him. And let’s be real. People dont generally choose to be informants. Police officers use whatever coercion they can. I also feel for Style. He was just trying to help a friend. Anyway this is a hot mess. I just want all four my guys to come out alive and together at the end.

I actually liked this ending. They both stayed true to who they were without
it diminishing the love they feel for each other. It reminded me of the ending of the bl History 3:Trapped. With Thiu declaring his love at the very end I have no doubt that he will stick by his man. The issue addressed was dealt with in a very compassionate yet realistic manner. In my country there are only 10 states out of 51 that have legalized euthanasia. The state I live in is not one of those states. I think if it were my friend’s father would not have taken his own life. Kudos to both of these awesome actors and the entire cast. I really wish we could get a season 2 but if not I am ok .

I am really loving this. They are really raising the bar . I am preparing my heart. The angst and heartache is on the way.

Basically another awesome episode excluding the pointless and intrusive troupe with the secretary and the fake fiancee. I really look at this as an unnecessary diversion and a useless filler. The scenes with both the main and the second couple are always on point. I especially love the shower scene. When Jeng wants it he wants it no matter what. Also love the cameo appearance of my guy from Make Every Day Counts. Only two more episodes. I hope we dont have to endure too much more of these silly females and the bipolar cousin. I still think some writers have a problem with female characters in bls. They need to take a look at Love in the Big City , Semantic Error and Blue Canvas of Youthful Days. That’s how you incorporate a female character into the storyline that actually adds something tangible to the storyline.

Well stated. Personally, I agree. Finding the right match is not easy. I am so happy for Perth and Santa. I wish them all nothing but the best.

I agree

I actually like Perth and Santa together. Episode nine was cute and gave me a feel for what is to come
with these two.

I just finished watching and I loved it. I even thought the ending was not cut and dry as some suggest. For one thing his body is not covered suggesting the possibility that he may still be alive.
There were five thoughts I came away with:
1. A secret is no longer a secret when more than one person knows about it.
2. It only takes one decision to start a chain reaction and ruin your entire life.
3. Never underestimate anyone. You never know what a person will do if backed into a corner.
4. Never show your weaknesses.
5. Stop the blame game! You are accountable and responsible for the consequences of your actions. We all pay the price for the decisions we make.
And there is a sixth one that came to mind….the grass always looks greener on the other side until you step in it and find out it was just manure.
This will go on my rewatch list.

I got the feeling that he is willing to give Pete a chance. We need Season 2.

Yes I was glad to see Jeed put in her place and Yuri sticking up for her friend. There is still too much bullying and gay bashing but hopefully we are moving in the right direction. Mauwin and Per provided another layer to the ups and downs faced by young gay
adolescents. I loved how they maintained their resolve until the very end in spite of the father’s opposition.

I just finished and for me it was a perfect ending. We got a glimpse of how we hope the real world will be one day when people can love who they want without fear or shame. Loved the way Noh and Phun ‘’s family gave their approval and Phun’s father even gave the pitch for using protection. So he put it out front. They are having sex. There were other messages addressed also dealing with sexual identity and I really enjoyed seeing Jeed put in her place. It is obvious that times are changing which accounts for the difference in Love Sick 2014 and this one. Again , kudos to the production team for taking a chance on such a young cast. It was not as if they were acting….their behavior was so natural and accurately reflected the highs and lows of being a teenager. I am so impressed I am changing my rating from an 8.0 to 9.0. I have no doubt we will see each of these actors again. I would really like to see the whole group together in college. Until then take care. Now on to See Your Love and Heart Killers.