LuneStar was the highlight of this week's episode for me. I like their interactions and I like their chemistry. I like watching them fall in love with each other and I need Sera to take several backseats.
Outside of this, I like White and Ivy. I'm not sure if he's into her (as yet), but it looks like he'll want to use her to get Nana off his back. I hope that's not the case. I hope even if they fake date they'd eventually fall for each other. 😔 I can dream, right?
I rewatched the episode just to see that iconic beginning again! However, I'm on the fence about that uncle. I feel as if he's secretly jealous that Home inherited all of the properties, and is plotting something under the guise of helping Home. I hope not, though, because he's been nothing but nice to Home.
Jane and Ryan's talk about dreams resonated with me as I am struggling right now with what I'd want/like to do moving forward. When I was younger, I had set the expectations high for myself because I thought that having fancy ambitious dreams was the answer to my life. Their conversation made me sit for a while and ponder about my very own future path.
THEM flirting through the printer is a whole other level of romance. 🤣OG's chemistry shines brightly, even without the over-touchy skinship. The development between Jane and Ryan is just happening naturally without feeling forced. The only thing missing in all of this is Jane's story, but I understand that some stories are just written like this.
Sometimes, you meet someone, and you think the world of them, but when you eventually get into a relationship with them, they're a whole other person. That's Judy. She seems like the bossy, demanding, pushy type. She kept telling Mhee what to do, and that's a whole other level of toxicity and suffocation. It's no wonder Judy is single. Or maybe she's just like Mhee in a way when it comes to over-caring, but I could never forget Judy kissing back a drunk Mhee while she was in a relationship and never apologizing for it. She seems callous.
With Judy, Mhee would've felt trapped and I'm glad that she decided to not take the relationship further. She would've been unhappy doing what Judy wanted her to do 24/7, leaving her no space to think on her own (just like Mhee does to Tae if you think about it). Heck, Judy never even let her choose the restaurant to eat at!
When Mhee told Judy that there were things that she liked and didn't like about both Tae and Judy, I realized that she had done some reflection on her part. So, good on Mhee. She was never bi, she was just confused with the smothering attention Judy was laying thickly on her. And yes, that is my opinion. That is how I felt after seeing Judy's character and it's okay to disagree, but I won't be taking back the way I feel. In a way, Judy is just like Mhee when it comes to "over-caring" and Mhee realizes that she is going to get a taste of her own medicine, so she stomped on the brakes before anything could develop further.
It's normal for Tae to be heartbroken, he's only human. It's normal for Tae not ready to move on, he's only human. It's normal for Tae to recognize his mistakes and want to win Mhee back, he's only human.
After all, those two had been in a relationship since school, and it'd be a waste of time if he didn't attempt to at least win her heart back after recognizing that communication was the key he needed to unlock the door in the relationship.
I'm so agree Pie Judy would had be such a amazing story !! Because until now i still don't understand the use…
Exactly! Pie is just there. In the first few episodes when I first saw her, I saw potential for her character, but they've reduced her to a shipper of sorts.
I knew that Tae and Mhee was going to get back together so I saw it coming from a mile away. And like I said a…
And also, when Tae said "Let's break up", Mhee didn't even agree. She was like "I'm sorry". So I knew not to take the bait for that so-call GL storyline that they attempted to peddle. Mhee's "sorry" for me meant that she was sorry that she got caught cheating not in agreement to break up. She wasn't even over Tae for she kept comparing him to Judy. And if they break up in the next episode I will drop my rating for this!
I knew that Tae and Mhee was going to get back together so I saw it coming from a mile away. And like I said a few weeks ago, them two was going to be end game based on Gun's MV. I'll elaborate more on this after I rewatch the episode. Had they wanted a better GL storyline (I was never feeling this one), then they should've gone with a Judy-Pie pairing. It would've made sense. Anyone with eyes to see could've seen that Mhee had no feelings for Judy. She was just spoiled by the lavished attention.
Maybe I'm wrong, but for the past few episodes, I feel as if Baimon knows that Jane and Ryan like each other. 🤔 Anyway, I'm excited for the new episode!
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Outside of this, I like White and Ivy. I'm not sure if he's into her (as yet), but it looks like he'll want to use her to get Nana off his back. I hope that's not the case. I hope even if they fake date they'd eventually fall for each other. 😔 I can dream, right?
That printer flirting was fitting for those two! 😂
With Judy, Mhee would've felt trapped and I'm glad that she decided to not take the relationship further. She would've been unhappy doing what Judy wanted her to do 24/7, leaving her no space to think on her own (just like Mhee does to Tae if you think about it). Heck, Judy never even let her choose the restaurant to eat at!
When Mhee told Judy that there were things that she liked and didn't like about both Tae and Judy, I realized that she had done some reflection on her part. So, good on Mhee. She was never bi, she was just confused with the smothering attention Judy was laying thickly on her. And yes, that is my opinion. That is how I felt after seeing Judy's character and it's okay to disagree, but I won't be taking back the way I feel. In a way, Judy is just like Mhee when it comes to "over-caring" and Mhee realizes that she is going to get a taste of her own medicine, so she stomped on the brakes before anything could develop further.
After all, those two had been in a relationship since school, and it'd be a waste of time if he didn't attempt to at least win her heart back after recognizing that communication was the key he needed to unlock the door in the relationship.