Raffy

They often do for me, but yeah this time as well. They always just.. do stuff without thinking of the girls perspective

I've spent the time since this show was announced 100% believing they are meant to be a couple in the show. And nobody can convince me otherwise

Fair enough!

You're telling me... you have an issue with the show... because a bad guy is being a bad guy?

This is the first kdrama-esque BL with high production value, good actors and great chemistry. It's a first in the industry. Of course people love it, this is a breakthrough.
Do not compare this to other genres.

I cannot wait.

For kdramas Beyond Evil, unless you've seen it. There are a lot from China too

And so does mine. I thank you for a civil discussion, although I question the people liking the comments as if they're hyping someone in a fight- feels a bit unfair in a regular discussion, but those are the rules of social media.

It can be. But when everybody in your life has supported your relationship and your parents have never shown any homophobia growing up, you should be decently safe to make very rough, subtle comments about it. Ongsa has a right to be vary, but instead she wanted to deny her relationship without any testing (I did a lot of testing personally). Many asian parents and globally are very conservative etc, but Ongsa's parents have clearly not shown any such signs if they didn't even bat an eye at Aylin and Luna, they were happy from the get-go.

It's realistic. However everyone in Ongsa's life has supported her and accepted her relationship with Sun- nobody has made her feel threatened, so it would make more sense that she'd tentatively ask her parents suggestive questions about it, and figure out how they feel, BEFORE taking her unknowing girlfriend to them. In Sun's world the only one against their relationship was Ongsa.

Neither understood each other. And thus we have a situation that's both of their faults

Which only really happened because Ongsa assumed her parents weren't going to be okay with it, plus then let Sun meet her parents without telling Sun that they don't know and "don't tell them"

Ongsa always assumes what people think, never asking them, and in the end she hurts the people around her with her assumptions. Sun just wanted an honest relationship, where they could be open with people. She had no idea the parents didn't know, and so revealing Luna and Aylin's relationship was a simple mishap, however of course revealing her own relationship with Ongsa wasn't an accident.

But did recommend the novel that this is based on, though, I believe

Okay Ongsa I get it but also I'm going to have to put you in timeout for everything else

Oh no I haven't rated it, I wouldn't do that to a show just because I personally disliked its ending. Overall I'd still rate it a 9, ignoring how they ended it <3

Thank you hehe. I've now composed myself, and am a lot more okay with it. Still would have preferred they cut the ending off earlier.....

I've never felt grief in my life, young as I am, but I feel torn apart after seeing Baek Hyun Woo alone. Show went from a 9.5/10 to a 0/10, ask me again when I've sorted myself out.

I'm going to tear my heart out

That's how teens are. That's how I was, and even just with my friends, and a lot worse than Sun. Overly jealous and hated other people getting near "my people". But being in my 20s now I have long overgrown it and wish I hadn't let it get so bad. It's extremely realistic, at least.
The makeover? Non-existent, but they tried. I guess. I'm just having fun watching!