Klemmari

I really hope for more DiaoYi and NuerSyn in the next episodes. In all honesty I've never seen least interesting story and more unlikeable characters than KueaLian in my whole life. And cringe too. Sadly nothing seems to change for this 2nd season. Thank god it's only 4 episodes. Otherwise I wouldn't be able to take it for MaxNat & TutorYim only.

both pairings in SIMM and SIYH had no chemistry

When Talay was singing 'Have I Found' on the way to their vacation I genuinely felt more than in any of the other episodes combined, I've never actually looked up the lyrics before but it's a beautiful song.

I swear KFC is doing some sort of anti advertising where they're making sure that I'll absolutely never want to try KFC in my life

If they've been there for a year shouldn't they feel some kind of identity loss, like they've been living as these other people for so long that they're starting to forget who they really are? That's another thing they could've explored but didn't really touch on.

Tun should've been banned from Tess' dad's company long ago since he snapped at that one employee, I don't know why they still let him anywhere near that place lol

I feel like they're just adding unnecessary plot points now. I'm glad the Pang thing was resolved in one episode but now it looks like there's gonna be another love interest for Talay to make Puen jealous. I also didn't get why there was no kiss at the end when the episode was clearly leading up to it.

This romance is like you're stuck on a merry-go-round in an amusement park but it's nighttime and you can see all the pretty lights everywhere. The plot is like you're watching Harry Potter from the POV of a background character who just studies, hangs out with his friends and barely uses magic while all the exciting stuff happens elsewhere.

At this rate they should be getting back by at least ep 9 because I have no idea how else they're gonna fill out 4 more episodes (assuming they'll get back at the end of ep 11)

The main plot of episode 7:
After shopping with M Card app Talay and Puen enjoyed mama carbonara noodles and then the boys got into a van to eat KFC fried chicken which made them carsick and they had to use Black Inhaler. So interesting, so fun. I can't wait for another exciting story next week.

And the moral of the story is…love sucks. Lol.

Saint, it really was a bad idea to take him to that particular bar.

So…screw you. Bastard. May you get a permanent hangnail so that every time you play the piano, you remember the pain you caused.

Mon. I know you’re upset, but could you at least acknowledge what Saint was saying?

Now that everybody’s sad, can we get some happy next episode. Maybe Mickey can have a relapse and be a bad boy again. We like bad Mickey better than the good one.

Saint crying break my heart 🤧 I was Team Soh, but now I'm switching to Saint 🤯

Couldn't have said it better myself. This show is absolute 10/10 and i liked the ending

And it is one of the symptoms of severe anger issue. They don’t try to listen to reasoning and sometimes are violent towards other people. The best way is therapy and be patient with that person. That’s what Tofu was doing. Being patient with Nut.

People who are saying “it’s a bad ending” should really ask themselves that who’s bad ending was it? Was it a bad ending for Tofu who wanted this to happened? Was it a bad ending for Nut who got back his first love? Or was it a bad ending for YOU AS A VIEWER because of your unquenchable thirst for happy ending? I agree that this isn’t the ending all of us wanted but seriously, this show already has shown that life isn’t all sunshine and daisies, and sometimes some endings aren’t good but that doesn’t mean we should stay and wallow in the sadness of the past and try to live in the present. That’s what Nut is doing, now that Tofu is gone, he isn’t going to cry for him and blame himself forever because if he does, he is slowly going to turn into his mother. He chose the things that will give him happiness now. And I know y’all really wanted Tofu to be with Nut but he CHOSE to sacrifice himself. And that’s on him. If he wanted, he could, you know… DO NOTHING! But he chose to do the right thing. That’s what this series is about. To do the RIGHT thing.

People who are saying Nut is too aggressive should really stfu. I'm literally a living example of what Nut's character is portraying. As a gay person who have to hide his sexuality throughout his entire life, being surrounded by people that just hates your existence, is not something everyone experiences. I developed anger issues and major clinical depression. Which lead to me being always angry with my mother and shouting at her even if it's not her fault. I recently opened up to her and have been doing therapy so it really helps. So everything you see about Nut isn’t exaggerated. So if you are saying that he is too aggressive, you probably never had a serious mental issue or you know… you aren’t a gay person.

ALRIGHT! We get it… you don’t understand mental health issues and people who have mental health issues.

Mon's behavior is understandable to me. He really just wanted to be left alone and Soh actually is way too nosy and into his business. There is nothing wrong with keeping to yourself and being an introvert. To be honest, his reaction to how nosy Soh is being is more mild than how my reaction would be. When Soh went behind Mon's back to ask around about him right after being told that what they talked about was all Soh needed to know, I was like, bruuuuh. He's stepping out of line. I don't care how curious you are and how you want to be friends with Mon, the way to do it isn't snooping around to learn information that the person doesn't want to share with you. Mon said it several times that Soh was being nosy and the guy just doesn't take a hint. Also, Soh signing Mon up for basketball without asking him first was not cool. If I had been in Mon's place, I would have told Soh off for invading my own personal business. Anyway though, I'm really enjoying the first 2 episodes. I think both Our Days and You're My Sky are good shows.

I'm just rewatching the two aired eps and suffering from this drama's withdrawal.

HYD adaptations are my weakness. And this case is making it worse.

I NEED to watch the next scene. Bright is impossibly cute. :D

That lime green suit was kind of sexy, ngl.
I was a fan of Singto's before this show but Tae is definitely stealing the show for me. He's very fun to watch. And I love a man who loves animals.
It seems like the story is finally picking up a bit. I'm excited to see what their chemistry is like as it unfolds.

I watched it on PH?

https://upstream.ph/series/quaranthings/