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Yes. He prob figured out his feelings while he was away and had years to pine over the guy he loves. Now that he has a chance he not going to waste it.

I really always love Earth, but I just want to see more work with him.

I think technically Santa's acting debut was Project 7 and he did awesome in that as well. So check it out if you haven't seen it. I think Earth and him had some good chemistry in there as well and it prob the reason that they were cast together again. TBH, that's the reason I started watching this show.

I noticed with the English it did sound more like euro accent to me as well, but I don't know about German. If I get around to watching it another 11 as you did and can confirm I will let you know if I agree. Also, this was a great episode.

I LOVED when Cake say, "I actually don't have to say those things because we've been like that already, but it's better if we make things clear." And I was like "THANK YOU! You beautiful confusing sweet man you!" Because you guys have everything but the title. You guys make newlyweds blush with all the sweetness. Taking care of, feeding, and spending nights holding each other. Also, I literally fell over when cake started to list everything he loved about Eiw. It was cute and sexy. Like we gonna get this good, but let me tell you why. LMAO!!!

Me too!!! But at least he willing to admit and explain his emotions so that they can clearly explain.

YO! No one else is out here laughing cause Ai stiff-armed the living daylights out of his friend to get to Nhai.

So no one gonna talk about my man's mani? Am I easily distracted? Yes, but Earth's nails were simple but fire. Now, I am sitting through an emotional scene wondering, "is that a clear peachy acrylic or a gel polish?"

The thing is I don't think Lee Tae Joon was after sex in the beginning. He had a very, "I'll take what I can get" attitude. If he just want a cheap hook up he would've just banged in the bathroom the first time or left with him at the bar. Won Gyu was using sex as a distraction he had a different urge he was trying to suppress. He wanted a connection with someone anyone they brought up how his family won't speak to him and his ex (who he went to first) had someone. He has prob been living a very lonely life cause we know he lied about having a partner. He needed help, but opening up to anyone may have been a good first step. I think the hook up and may be some pillow chatting would've been healthier than what they did. But then I don't think Won Gyu would felt safe enough to talk to Lee Tae Joon. It wasn't until the night played out that he felt like he could say something. Even their dirty stalk sex at the end changed as Won Gyu did not allow Lee Tae Joon to kiss him on the mouth at first.

The thing is I don't think Lee Tae Joon was after sex in the beginning. He had a very, "I'll take what I can get" attitude. If he just want a cheap hook up he would've just banged in the bathroom the first time or left with him at the bar. Won Gyu was using sex as a distraction he had a different urge he was trying to suppress. He wanted a connection with someone anyone they brought up how his family won't speak to him and his ex (who he went to first) had someone. He has prob been living a very lonely life cause we know he lied about having a partner. He needed help, but opening up to anyone may have been a good first step. I think the hook up and may be some pillow chatting would've been healthier than what they did. But then I don't think Won Gyu would felt safe enough to talk to Lee Tae Joon. It wasn't until the night played out that he felt like he could say something. Even their dirty stalk sex at the end changed as Won Gyu did not allow Lee Tae Joon to kiss him on the mouth at first.

Turama! I was traumatized watching a traumatized man drag a good guy with his own baggage into his trauma full force. Him trying to quiet his demons via sex when he should've just got an f@%k ton of therapy. The good guy follows him on his, justified but twisted, journey for revenge and in the process even more deeply traumatizes them both.

Good point..... well next episode should, hopefully, give me a bit more insight.

It honestly seemed like Cake realizes his feelings. 1). He totally disregarded the girl to make Eiw a priority. 2). He scoped the competition and got not just jealous, but.... possessive. If looks could kill his look would be a nuclear missile whenever Eiw mentions Tal. 3). He made sure to make it CLEAR with Eiw that he did not and does not have a girlfriend. However, Cake has been a solid point of confusion. I thought maybe he figured out that when they were saying goodbye in bed like two episodes ago. Then I thought maybe he figured it out we Eiw kissed him goodbye on the cheek and that's why he came back for the second embrace.

I felt bad for Tal for a second, but then through it out cause he had 4 years with this man and never made a move. Now, the competition is back (hard) and may be too much for Tal.

He says at first he just liked him because he looked like Joanan. Then as he got to know him he fell for his quirky personality. He like that he is him. I think that's how love should be yeah there may be an initial superficial attraction, but you have to be realistic about who the person is. He admits that Nhai is a Slob who can't keep track of life., but still likes him. I think it's sweet. Like you, I also like the fact that Nhai admits he feels good when Ai touches him but is confused about what that means. And feel like the timeline is hazy.

Exactly! The point I was previously trying to make as it is crazy how laws vary from state to state in the U.S. And how that can shape our viewpoint.

We were talking about this the other day (My friends and I). Just cause we were talking about an anime, I think, and the character age gap led us to this conversation. I made a comment about how age gaps tend to get uncomfortable the younger a couple is. Like if an 85-year-old person has a partner who is 70 years old. I would not care. One agreed and the other said she would think that the older half of the couple had emotional issues.

On the other hand, when we were young we knew this man we all thought was soo cool. He was 28 years old and we were all 17 and 18. One of my friends started dating him and we thought it was so cool. Now as adults we all agree we find it weird and uncomfortable looking back and even a few months into their relationship. Once all the stars left our eyes. That may also b se, because it was his trend to only date 17 and 18-year-olds. On that same note my friend is currently dating someone 7 years younger than her (she is in her 30s and he is in his 20s) and we really don't care.

There are many factors that can shape this topic. Culture, social standards, age range, law, etc. I find it interesting. In the case of the drama, I am neutral mostly because Hom's age is not clear and if he is 15 and she is 18 (which I feel like is still just a teenage kid trying to be an adult). I am not particularly worried about it. I remember my 18-year-old brother screaming I am a man at the top of his lungs on his birthday. Then whining cause I would not let him snuggle with me as we watched movies as I always did when he was little a few days later (I am over 10 years older than him and always treated him more like a son than a brother.) I remember laughing and repeating, "I thought you were a man now?" And my mom hugged my pouting brother and said, "forget her you will always be my baby."

You reminded me how funny the US is. I am from a state where the age of consent is 16. My parents were 21 and 17 when they go married which I personally think was a bad idea. Not because of the age gap mostly because of the young marriage, but that's a different topic. I don't search for younger partners and prefer not to take them. However, age gaps, like my parents, never bothered me the way they do other people. Also, odd enough you can get married with parental consent at 16 or younger in most states. U.S. law are interesting.

This man is a boss. I swear he is such a pro and he is cute and owns it. I have so much respect for him. He is always working, investing, or doing some project. I am truly impressed.

I am like two years late to the game, but I have to say this could've been SO good. They could've flushed out some parts to make us feel the character developed more and at least gave us 30-minute episodes. The story was there and all the catalyst for character development was there and the actors were great. It just needed more time.

But he did not. He said he wanted to split the time between the two, because he had very little time left. She said that time should be just hers. It seemed the reason he wanted some space from her while coming to terms with leaving was because he pull away from someone who was important to him because she felt they were annoying. People need balance between friendships and relationships. A relationship should not be everything you are. However, it is okay for you to get obsessed with your first relationship. When he was not on the phone with her he was either physically or chatting online with her. That is normal for a young relationship, but eventually, you have to strike a balance. He did not have time to let her warm up to the idea either. "I want to spend time with both you and my friend." Not unreasonable.