Nimmerland

Yes, Yoon and Ton. Apparently they half announced it in an interview, but no official statement or anything

Yes, that's what upsets me the most. Just ONE sentence about how he is still fighting sometimes and... That's okay. He doesn't need to be perfectly healthy immediately. Healing and moving on takes time.

But no. Everything is perfect JUST A MONTH LATER?! Are you kidding me?!

So in the end, just get a boyfriend and he will heal you from all sexual, emotional or physical abusive trauma with a kiss✨
Thank you Mame, I know she thinks she did something. But... She did not unfortunately.

I know therapy is hard, dealing with your past hurts, building self esteem is hard but hey why do you need therapy when you have a ✨boyfriend✨

No I literally cannot, this is the opposite of peace 😩

The thing is though, that trauma will always come back.
Maybe not now, maybe not in five years, maybe not in ten. But something so fundamentally life changing can not be 'forgotten'. No matter how many times Pai will say he loves him, one day the nightmares will come back.

I understand that... You don't want to deal with it, forget about it for as long as possible. That's only natural. But you can't push it out of your conscience forever and sooner or later it will influence your life and feelings once again. And this could have been a really big deal about how important support is and that no matter what happened, you deserve help. You have trauma but the trauma doesn't define you. But it does define a huge part of Sky's character and I personally feel disappointed they didn't go further into his help journey

OH GOD NO SAVE US ALL FROM MAME!
I don't think she will ever realise or learn how trauma actually works

I haven't watched the final yet but please tell me they let all of Sky's trauma disappear because he is 'officially in love now'.
My psych student soul has to know.

It honestly takes a lot to make me cry. I tend to feel overly emotional but just... Don't cry 😂.
But this series nearly broke me ngl

I love the sorrow, the open mourning and the sadness this episode.

It left me teared eyed but also a bit lighter. They were talking so openly about death and that... Yes. Sometimes we're not able to say goodbye or do everything we wanted before dying. It felt so... Sad but so raw at the same time.

Seefoon truly made me emotional. I think we all have a few people we would like to take revenge on, but just sitting down with your most loved ones and be close... That sounds like a beautiful way to go

Something I can always rely on: The horrible, HORRIBLE sound quality of every single phone conversation ever.
God it's so awful, but also hilarious in how horrible it is

I don't mind this, but the music... It's below standard and so gosh darn loud I can barely hear them talk sometimes!
Like... No creativity at all? Okay I guess

I totally agree. It already helps that he is having healthy experiences with getting intimate but that's not enough. A good start but I hope it's not all

No I do understand what it technically means, but in some bls they just upload the uncut version and then sometimes the 'normal' version and... It's a bit unclear to me why ^^

Now that they're together I DEARLY hope they address Sky's trauma. Like directly in the face. But not just in the form of Pai beating his Ex up.

Sure it seems fulfilling for the moment but it doesn't help Sky's journey. I know Pai would have his back no matter what, and it would be so healthy and important to at least properly adress it to start his inner healing process. Because he definitely is not healed just because he has a boyfriend now.

I don't understand the whole 'uncut' and normal version difference to be honest, it's just weird to me and there seems to be no consistency

It's back up. If you mean the kiss that is currently up and not another one in part 1

I will never forgive them for not making them poly but other than that it's adorable.

However the framing in this episode... It's very boxy, I wonder why

Both, definitely both. And I'll be waiting for the links right here 😌

Also I wrote at length last time how intelligent the writing was with depicting Namo the way they did. A "monster" like so many historical figures are called. But being fully included in society, having friends and living a normal life while also being this aggressive, violent person who goes to all lengths to get to his goal of oppression.
I take that back.

I gave the writers way too much credit, that was my fault.

All the new comments below are specifically towards episode 11. They have nothing to do with the show in general.

But you cannot build a show on certain characters who have certain morals and beliefs and then pull the shit that they did.
So don't generalise when you haven't even seen one single episode.