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You know what pisses me off is that based off episode 12 preview their parents were happy for the break up. Your children literally broke up due to this feud. Unbelievable how they would be willing to allow their kids to go through pain instead of working on their own shit.

Other than that episode 11 was a beautifully shot episode. It was a lovely honeymoon period for them.

I loved that the women are portrayed as strong and independent. It's nice to see that you can have ambition and go for what you want the same way men do.

Exactly!

Right?! I was like, wow dude. The amount of pressure he places on Pat is hard to watch.

There was a lot going on. Also, if he did have a problem with it, he will bring it up. Another possibility was that he views his issues with his former bestie as something that matters more at that time over his son being gay.

If anything I think Korn COULD POSSIBLY have a crush or it's just a Korn thing. Like he is intentionally trying to mess with Wai. Which I love. Korn is adorable!

It reminded me of the topic of hate. Kids are not born with hate, it's taught. Pran was taught that he was not to trust the family next door. As he grew into his own, he learned to go off his own feelings instead of his families. We see that now today, especially given today's political climate. Each person is different, I think parents forget that.

That's why the line from a few episodes "Did I teach you to lie" by Pat's dad rubbed me the wrong way. Like you taught him a lot of things and some were right and some were wrong.

I feel for Pran though. He is used to following the rules and has order in his life and I think that is in large part due to how he was raised.

I haven't seen that many shows with Nanon and I can understand where people praise him for his acting abilities. He knocked it out of the park.

All very true and I think that was the main reason she took Pran out of school. She wanted to protect his future, since Pat's father took hers, she thought Pat would do the same. One thing I am not happy with from both of them is laying their hands on other people's kids. I think they need to heal.

I thought I was crazy.

Her anger was right. However, I am not a parent, so I can't even say how I would have reacted if I was in her shoes. The line from Pran that was how he was raised was what did it for me. He was the product of the anger she had inside and he was following her lead. I think parents forget that the little humans they created look to them for guidance.

This was by far my favorite episode! We finally got an answer for the fued and it makes sense. I would be peeved as well, but not to the point where I would want my children to be affected by it.

That editor alone for the previews is what I live for. How many misdirection can they go. Lol

I'll be honest if the parent issue is some lame rivalry with their business, I will be disappointed. I want something deeper. Like old loves who got screwed over due to a misunderstanding. That would be the only reason I would get for why you would literally transfer your child out of a damn school. If that isn't it, I would say that this was childish and needs to be laid to rest.

I think it was over the business. One idea was more successful, but it was kind of lame to be honest.

True. So far I like the cute moments they have in S2.

Well now this sounds interesting, especially since the suicide rate is so high in South Korea. I hope they take this a way to get people help over there.

I know that, Mark Kit were the main couple in S1, but were practically sidelined for Wayu and Thanu. I don't think that was fair. I want more from them.

This was my thoughts exactly. They spent so much time on Wayu's character and barely anything on Mark and Kit. It wasn't fair to be honest. I really could care less for Wayu. I am hopeful that this time around we can have equal amount of time on each couple or at least give Mark and Kit a better go around when it comes to their love story.

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