In life, things donât always go the way they should. Itâs not an excuse, but itâs a fact. And when Daotok…
Yes, series with toxic, complex characters and red/black flags are necessary to reflect realityânot just sweet and cute storiesâbut they still need to be done thoughtfully and properly. The charactersâ actions and behaviors should actually contribute to the plot, reflect who they are based on their backstory, or show development and consequences. Here, to me, it felt very disconnected from the overall tone and from what the characters had been presenting, so it really clashed.
You can portray desire without crossing boundaries or resorting to assult, and it can still be impactful. Here Arhit behaved like an animal unable to control their impulses, which felt out of place and unexpected to me. And the claim that the relationship progressed or moved forward because of that assault is strangeâI think itâs an inappropriate romanticization. That kind of situation shouldnât have happened in the first place, not something to be framed positively just because after being told ânoâ several times, he suddenly stopped.
I love the first 5 episodes, but episodes 6 and 7 completely ruined the series and its atmosphere for me. The scenes where Arhit practically assults Dao â his actions are aggressive and totally against Daoâs will. Dao clearly said no, yet Arhit kept kissing and touching him anyway⊠I understand the âbad boyâ image, but it can be portrayed without crossing boundaries and reducing his feelings to just sex in his mind. It completely ruined the vibe for me, and the last episode wasnât as engaging anymore. Itâs sad that they spoiled so much potential and quality with just a few scenes, at least in my opinion.
soo nope xdd
You can portray desire without crossing boundaries or resorting to assult, and it can still be impactful. Here Arhit behaved like an animal unable to control their impulses, which felt out of place and unexpected to me. And the claim that the relationship progressed or moved forward because of that assault is strangeâI think itâs an inappropriate romanticization. That kind of situation shouldnât have happened in the first place, not something to be framed positively just because after being told ânoâ several times, he suddenly stopped.