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Not going to lie, my heart is still broken that KimCopter aren't coming back. It was just salt added to the wound to see the new MingKit. They were quite literally probably the best thing about the last series and the only reason I finished it to the end lol but I decided I'm going into this with a blank slate, like I'd never seen the series before and we'll see what happens.

This was a beautifully written coming of age film. I loved the perspective, and the way it showed that at times growing up can be painful.

Exactly! That's exactly what I was saying earlier! This idea that Korn somehow ended up being the victim in all this is bizarre. He was a willing participant in what happened, he knew what was happening and he allowed it. Just because he regretted it and "is sorry" doesn't change that he willingly cheated and put his relationship at risk because he was feeling unsatisfied with his partner at the time. If he wasn't ready to be in an open relationship with Knock, he shouldn't have been so adamant to push him into one in TWM. He knew at some point he was going to have to reveal it to his parents. Also, he knew what Knock's personality was like from the beginning and he still wanted a relationship with him, how is he going to cry over the fact that Knock isn't being ideal, when Knock hasn't changed from since before they started dating. I feel like people are making excuses for him, when there really aren't any. And yes, you are absolutely right about the train wreck lol

I don't know, I don't buy it (not your opinion, I appreciate your opinion lol but the whole situation). There's this ingrained idea that it's somehow worse if a woman cheats, over if a man cheats because, "hey, men cheat, it's in their nature" and that's a bunch of bs. Somehow it's a more forgivable crime if a man does it. Like I said, at the very least Yihwa thought she had feelings for Art, Korn almost threw away his entire relationship on a one-off because he was holding himself a pity party. If he wasn't ready to be in a gay relationship he shouldn't have been so adamant to push Knock into one in TWM. He knew he was going to have to reveal his relationship to his parents at some point, there is literally zero reason for him to feel sorry for himself at this point. Again, people are making excuses for him. He had no business drinking with Pete, and your partner being upset with you is not an excuse to find another willing party to be sympathetic to your plight and sleep with. I'm not saying Yihwa is any better, I'm saying the situations are both as bad as the other. It's not fair for Yihwa to be held to a different standard when they both were pretty crap. At the very least she was upfront about what she did which is more than I can say for Korn. Watching the series every week is torturous at this point. At the very least in typical novelas there's other storylines and character plots to take away from the angst, drama and mess. Everywhere you turn there are horrible character you don't want to root for or support in this drama lol it makes for very hard watching, at least for me. They messed with a good thing I think, I don't mind (in fact I prefer) when series are more realistic and aren't just a bunch of fluff but this isn't that haha.

Um...that's exactly what they're saying though. They're showing that if you cheat, everything is solved with some crocodile tears and an I'm sorry. Of course Knock is going to be hurt, showing his pain is the least they could have done, but also showing his pain was inconsequential enough to disappear and everything be right as rain so they can get married is a disservice to his character and their whole love story. Basically the writers are saying cheaters should get a free pass. If you cheat, it's ok because you'll still get your happily ever after at the end of it. This is quite honestly one of the most underdeveloped, lazy plots I've ever seen. Yeah, it's dramatic (so much so you need to completely suspend disbelief to make it realistic) but personally for me drama doesn't automatically equate a good storyline, even with good acting.

I'm honestly curious, why are people ok with Knock forgiving Korn for what he did but not Cho forgiving Yihwa. Is it because she's a woman? Because there's diehard BL fans (who the writers are catering to at this point) that can't imagine the idea of Korn not getting a pardon for what he did regardless of how much he deserves it? If we're comparing, at the root of it, they're both guilty of the same crime. Is it because she said she had feelings for Art and broke things off with Cho? If that's the case wouldn't you say at the very least she thought she had feelings for the person she jumped into bed and cheated on her boyfriend with, what's Korn's excuse? I'm sorry but everything about this is crap and some of the Yihwa hate in the comments is disturbing when compared to how people are so ready to give Korn a pass. He's literally done nothing, NOTHING to merit forgiveness; but well he's cute and we have to have the two of them end up together because it's a BL so who cares? If this is how the storylines are going to play out, really neither of them deserve happily ever after with their chosen partners, not without some more serious resolution. The writers chose drama over substance, and apparently so did some viewers. smh. I hope the same people who complain about the lack of quality in BL, and disturbing repetitive themes (like rape, cheating, etc.), realize that showing you're willing to support (or forgive) writing like that by going along with the exact thought process the writers were anticipating coming from viewers means we'll continue to see stuff like this. They caused the stir they wanted, got people to talk non-stop about the series because it was so controversial, are going to wrap everything up in a neat little bow and viewers are going to be satisfied. Zero accountability.

This movie was great, it was super cute and had a good message behind it. I would definitely recommend watching it, I"m not sure why it has such a low rating...maybe because you have to pay for it? But consider buying a coffee or something similar likely costs more and it supports these small independent filmmakers making movies like this, showing there's an audience for what they do.

I don't know why this has such a low rating, it's so cute. I would definitely recommend it!

With everyone saying that the writer is showing the "reality" of being in a relationship with these couples (which is complete crap by the way, putting up with and forgiving cheating is not a reality of a relationship but a side-effect of an unhealthy one), then I hope they continue the trend and show it's not all rainbows and butterflies after someone f's up either. Relationships sometimes don't work out, and no sometimes you don't get a happily ever after. It would be straight up hypocritical for these couples to go back to happy and healthy relationships after this, I think I'll scream if it happens, because none of this is a sign of healthy relationships. In fact, it's perpetuating very gross misconceptions like "hey, everyone cheats at some point so it's ok, you just work through it." People get so worked up over portrayal of physical abuse, saying the person hurt should rightly leave the relationship instead of trying to stay and work through it. Staying in that situation is a mindset that's a step away from this rhetoric that you should work through cheating, which IS a form of emotional abuse. And it shouldn't be so easily accepted as "just another form of a relationship problem." In fact, everything leading up to now has shown major signs that these people shouldn't be together with each other and that's just sad. Instead of showing how a relationship can benefit from understanding and communication, we get partners cheating on each other? This is just depressing at this point. And I'll fully admit, as someone who has experienced what it's like to be cheated on and seen the fallout of marriages where a partner has cheated, the idea that you can just forgive and forget and move on, or that you even should is bullshit. If you honestly, truly feel the need to cheat on your partner you shouldn't be in that relationship anymore, period. Have an upfront conversation and end it before things get to that point. There are couples who work through problems like this, but to realistically portray a satisfying resolution where a couple has to basically re-learn to love and trust again would take a lot longer than the episodes that are left. If it's true the writer intended to be realistic in their portrayal of how "real" relationships can be, they bit off way more than they could chew imo if all the couples stay together (particularly Korn and Knock, who already had some serious relationship problems before Korn cheated). I hope we don't end up with a trite and glossed over ending after all this, but it's looking to be that way.

Me too! June is always hysterical and I really love all of their dynamic and friendship together.

I can't wait for this! Aside from the fact that I do love Pete and Kao together, the actors who portray them are great, I was missing a resolution for Sun so badly in the last series. I need to see him happy with Mork (which holy crap that's a good looking couple haha) they were another pair that had amazing instant chemistry, so I'm excited to see where they take that this season.

I'm so excited for this, I can't wait for it to air! Beyond the fact that I really love Gun, the storyline looks interesting. Hopefully it's well written and is as great as it appears in the teaser XD

Two timing means you're cheating or being unfaithful, not simply that you're dating more than one person, you can't cheat on someone if you aren't in a relationship or haven't formally made a promise to them to be monogamous. It would be pretty ridiculous to expect someone not to date other people, when...you haven't told them you don't want them to date other people and you want to be exclusive. Plus nobody is hiding anything, Guide not only asked Runway if he liked Tanai first he also told him what his intentions were and Runway didn't object.

Tanai and Runway aren't dating though? Runway never agreed to being his boyfriend. You can see and have feelings for more than one person if you're single and haven't established anything. If you're in a relationship and decide to start seeing people on the side without the other person knowing that's pretty crappy.

I'm not the only one! Dream seriously creeps me out!

Well you have to consider that he's had a crush on Runway for a really long time, and Runway isn't making himself clear. How many times was he asked if he had feelings for Tanai and he couldn't answer? He keeps playing hot and cold with him which is making Tanai think he stands a chance. Runways interactions with Tanai are pretty flirty for someone who supposedly doesn't like him at all lol so I think Runway doesn't know what he feels either. Though if he knows he doesn't like Tanai and he's still acting the way he does knowing Tanai's feelings that's not very cool. Tanai has been very straightforward this whole time and Runway's never told him that he doesn't like Tanai in that way. If it weren't for Guide making Tanai begin to question his feelings he would be like a yo-yo for Runway. I don't necessarily think he's wooing two people. Guide made the first move in the other episode and in this episode Guide is the one that invited Tanai to meet him. It's more like Tanai's been trying to win Runways heart because he's always liked him, and now Guide came along out of the blue and he's confused and having feelings for him too so he's trying to figure things out. This kiss was the first time he's made a clear move on Guide so I'm hoping we'll start seeing his feelings solidify in Guide's direction more.

I'm so sad this is over! I really appreciate P'New who put the utmost effort into bringing us a wonderful series full of lovable characters and a lead couple that was a joy to watch from beginning to end. Ae and Pete will remain one of my all time favorite couples and I'm glad I got to know them. I hope the novel some day gets translated as I'd love to read it. It's unfortunate that petty individuals had to ruin the experience for Saint, P'New and some of the fans. It's also unfortunate that they've been a detriment to the story continuing but I'm grateful that at the very least we got this much when we weren't going to get to see it at all.

SPOILERS AHEAD>>>>I also think people are really misunderstanding Can. It's not that he doesn't like Tin. His friends have even noticed he's falling in love! But consider that he never went into that relationship with the intention to fall in love, in fact, he hated Tin up until very recently. I think he was freaked out by everything he was feeling, that much was very obvious and you can tell how much it hurt him that Tin said he couldn't be his friend and walked away. He was very much realizing he was having feelings he didn't expect and it scared and confused him. I'm glad that even though it got to the end P'New didn't rush the storyline and kept it realistic. Can, if he stayed true to his character, was never going to passively jump into a relationship with Tin. This ending leaves the door open to the continuance of their relationship, which DOES have a happy ending in the novel. Maybe we'll never see it realized live, but I'm glad that P'New didn't simply pander to what was expected and throw them together in the end. This was always Ae and Pete's story and I'm glad he stayed true to that. Maybe someday we'll at the very least get a spin-off movie to see their relationship have it's ultimate ending with them together.

Yes, last I heard it will be a movie not a series. Though with all the drama surrounding the series we'll have to see what happens. As far as I know their spin-off was set to happen and that hasn't changed. Hopefully we also get a Season 2 but things are too uncertain right now.

Well I know for sure Techno and Kengkla's story is going to be in their spin-off movie. I wasn't expecting them to resolve anything in the series since I know that is planned, so I wouldn't expect more development for them until the movie. And the step-bro's story is an entirely different book, like No and Kengla's so I don't think that will be resolved either, they'll likely do something similar or save it for another season (if they have one).

Tin gets zero love from his family. His mother doesn't care about him and he's the product of a second marriage to a person who was more "suitable" since his first wife was poor, so his dad also doesn't care about him. You have to consider how horrible his family has to be to him, for him to know this even as a child. He has a conversation with his brother where he says he knows he's not loved and Tul tells him not to worry because HE loves him. So Tin starts to lean on, trust and love his brother wholeheartedly (it hadn't been mentioned in the series but for a large part of his life his brother is the only one who took care of him because his parents were always gone). Consider that Tul is at that moment the only source of love and affection for Tin. Then he finds out it's all a lie, his brother is nice to him because Tin is the sole heir to a large fortune and Tul and his mother are trying to make Tul the heir. Finding out that his brother, the one person he trusts unconditionally and he thought loved him, actually hates him and only is close to him because of his money is a huge blow to Tin as a young boy and he grows up bitter. There is also a very long and dramatic backstory that they aren't covering from what I've heard of the novel where Tin struggles with drugs, etc and his brother is basically a shit. Tul hates and is jealous of Tin so much he continually tries to take everything he can away from him, there's even a scene after TinCan get together where Tul tries to break them up because he doesn't want Tin to ever be happy. So this is why Tin can't stand his brother and why he trusts no one.