Truth Dares

Loads of asinine and clueless comments again. It is time to abandon this stupid site,

An intriguing and fierce slice of life drama with solid acting and a gloomy, heartbreaking plot. It is very easy to see what is flashback and what is present unlike what many say and jeez those comments about the lack of chemistry... Two guys who just happened to end up in the same family and they clearly try to find ways to each other while acting cool. How could anyone in their right mind seek chemistry at this stage? This site is really hopeless. Kudos for a handful of exceptions.

I haven't watched them yet, they are gonna be my evening program. But whether I will or won't should not influence your judgement about its quality.

1. I did not call everyone else snowlakes, it is reactions/behaviour I called snowflake. It is you and your soulmates who called me by various ad hominems. That is the exact difference between expressing a sharp/sarcastic opinion and pure personal attack.
2. Sorry, but my sentences are fairly coherent to me, I don't even know what you are referring to.
3. I received at least one very straightforward and detached reaction to my points. Maybe because they were not driven by instincts. If someone has a hammer in their hand they are likely to see nails everywhere, apparently. Yes, I do have some judgements when someone is dependent on other opinions, but that judgement is about a certain mindset/mentality and the person themselves. When one cannot even judge a mentality that is really the end of the world.
4. That is probably the problem with your radar. And like I said my points were addressed to a typical attitude and not to one particular person.

You chose the easier way too, getting butthurt instead of taking into consideration what I brought up. Once again, it tells a lot about the argumentative qualities of our age when people take a provocative question as a personal attack. It is a cancer of the 21st century. As for the statistics, have a glance at my reaction to someone else in the thread.

Not that I necessarily agree with you but at least you answered with considerable sensibility and valid points to the questions I raised. For that alone please take my appreciation.

I guess pages like this are more useful for exchanging opinions AFTER checking up on some projects rather than making predictions based on other opinions in advance . The latter could be extremely misleading. Especially since this site, particularly under BL projects, tends to be driven by massive peer pressure.

What are in fact rude or more precisely perfect demonstrations of this snowflake, safe space and over-the-rooftop-anxiety world are the belligerent reactions like these for a sarcastic and ironic question. Because all I did was asking questions, not "pushing" anyone. Those questions could be tried to be answered, for a change.

Did I hit a nerve? Me for instance decide what I watch depending whether I am interested in the subject matter, cast or crew, probably the author or for instance by the suggestion of the trailer, then maybe I start watching it and then I form my own opinion. Incredible, innit?

Even if I lived to a thousand years I would not be able to understand people like you who run over to the comment sections right after streaming with this numbing question. Are you all really this dependant on what other people say? Cannot you decide on your own what you are interested in? And how many people have to say it is good/not good to make you start watching/not watching it? 5, 10, 25? And if they say it is good/not good will that guarantee you're gonna like/dislike it?

Has anybody else recognized Sun Tananat Lertrungvichien (Great) who was Joe in My Dream the Series (2018) ?

Does not anyone take it into consideration that since Park told the Black boss that everything had gone as they planned - which is saving Foam and exposing Nenie and the others - then that is what the black boss wanted?

It is actually an amusing sight seeing peeps losing their shit over who died and who should have died instead while the ending clearly suggests that probably no one died or everyone died. But I think the former is more likely.

Either all of them are dead or no none is dead, not even Non. It is absolutely ambiguous.

This deliberately ambiguous ending suggesting nothing what we have seen really happened or happened the way we saw actually suits this story very well.

The people who killed Non - if he is really dad - are Tee's uncle and his gang, not these guys in the summer house. And the gang has already been caught by the police, as we saw it in the newspaper in episode 4.
The sins this group of friends committed are morally reprehensible but they did not kill anyone. Murdering them is no justice.

The problem of you all that you expect Phee being an instinct-driven nutjob who lashes out even though it would be totally out of character. His behaviour towards the group, including Jin now - in a dangerous situation - is perfectly explained by wintareon below. I could not have worded it better.

1. I don't care what so-called Phee fans are saying.
2. I know what is necessary in my comments.

You cannot even progress into your brain cells that being complicit in a murder and murdering are literally the same by the law. He is pointing a gun at Tan because he is a threat and he is a murderer while others are not - not to mention he is at fault for what happened to his family also. He wants to kill and Phee wants to stop killing. Phee's way of treating Jin and calling them "friends" have been numerously explained, last time by wintareon below, but they are more than likely just wasting their intellect on unthinking minds, alas. Phee is a complex character as well, its you who is not up to the basic level of understanding his motivations. The commenter above me is exactly right. You all are either 12 years old or stuck at the IQ and EQ level of one. Talking to you lot is like talking to a brick wall.

The problem is that the person you are trying to reason with also wants every one of them die for what happened to Non and he wants the things escalated exactly the way New wants.

You keep refusing to give answers to the most crucial questions as why Phee should become a murderer and why should he assist in murdering people (including a totally innocent uncle) who are all shit in their own ways but none of them are murderers, not even Tee, and apart from Tee none of them even knew what happened to Non up until now. You are out for blood and you are butthurt that others are not. That is all. Your rudimentary take on the characters, especially Phee is numbingly asinine. The complexity of this show is clearly more than you can chew.

Oh, so the innocent uncle's death was only "unfortunate", huh? A sort of collateral damage, I guess. I suppose murdering everyone who might pass by the summer house and could rescue the group would also be "unfortunate" only, since as long as the vendetta is delivered anything goes.

What does "get his shit together" mean? Realizing that he should finally start killing too or assist in killing the guys who are all shit in their own ways but none of them are murderers because the MDL comment section is hungering for blood?

There are million other ways to get him justice, like making the guys giving confession and going to the media. Not to mention uncle's mafia has already been caught as we saw in episode 4 when White found the newspaper article about it.