YazQuan

Tiraram leite de pedra tá? A novel é uma bomba, mas os roteiristas de Us fizeram um trabalho lindo. Essa série é tão, mas tão, tão doce... Us foi algo impecável e único, um dos melhores já feito.

I really liked pretty much everything about this series so definitely gonna miss it... Especially, I'm surprised that there was no single bad acting at all. Everyone played so well.
I usually complain when it gives too much screen time on side couple but I really wanted more screen time on OatNene.
I hope we get to see more series with EmiBonnie and ViewMim in the future!

I love this so much!! Now that I finished watching it I feel really sad. I am going to miss this story and Pam and Dokrak. I was not sure if I'll like it at the beginning but somewhere in the middle I got too attached to all the characters and the story without even realising it. I really didn't expect to love this series this much. It's just too good and PamRak's relationship is one of the healthiest and the most beautiful I've ever seen. There are also things I didn't really like but I don't really care about those right now.

loved this show from start to finish, but i have to say those insanely long noodle ads were kinda killing me lmfao

I wanted to see Nene and Oat's date and they could've removed that dumb ad and let us see. Now I gotta use my *spongebob meme* Imagination.

Kawi and Rak are such amazing people growing up in that toxicity and still being good.
It's sad that Kawi has to take that responsibility though.

Rak: I know you're trying to break me and Pam apart
Nene: Of course, it's already episode 10. Let's get on with it!
Rak: Sorry sis, I'm going to love her 10x more now. And just for that, I'm going to give you my full power 🐶 face
Nene: Uh, I gotta go 😩

That scene between Nene and Khem just wow. What power from both actors bouncing off each other.
I'm feeling it for Kawi. The pressures of a toxic, demanding father, feelings of guilt towards Rak, and just the whole sad situation in total have taken a toll on his mental health. Orn is a psychologist but can't even see this in her own son. Sad.
The subversion of expectations between Rak and Pam, however, was just chef's kiss! I mean Rak is wonderfully easygoing, it should have been expected, but I wasn't foreseeing such an accepting nature towards Pam so quickly. This is when the writers can actually write, know their characters, and not just looking for any little, insignificant moment to bring unnecessary drama.
Well done all around dear writers.

Damn ,ep 11's good and my 3rd fav ep after 3 and 9.
Felt like they are fast tracking the father storyline after dragging it but its okay for me.
Hoping to not have a kawi taking his own life thing but it still happened.
The preview for ep 12 was good.

I love pamrak so much finally couple that doesnt break for no reason and go through things together their love support and trust is so beautiful to see i wish for this kind of love also for sure my favorite gl and emibonnie chemistry and acting just amazing top tier i need them in another gl after us the series

THAT'S how you depict a relationship, and a healthy one at that. Be still my heart.

GMMTV really said, "Y'all play too much. Let me show you how a healthy GL relationship looks."

The dad sent his men to beat NeNe almost to death. Stop playing and send that man to his grave. He's obviously not playing around. WTF

My favorite part of Ep. 10 was when Pam told grandma about her condition and the eventual group hug that followed. I feel there's some emotional complexity to this scene for Rak, which Bonnie conveys very well even without spoken dialogue. In the previous episode when Pam was distraught over her grandma's illness, she was saying things like, "I have no one left." Obviously she meant no immediate family left, and it was no slight against her girlfriend. Rak took no offense, of course, but you could see a little bit of her uncertainty in the scene. When you fall in love with someone, no matter how close you are, it's easy to feel some awkwardness when you see them interact with their longtime friends and family members. It's often hard not to feel you are an outsider in those circumstances. Already an outsider in her own family, Pam's family became her "found family," but can she truly be part of it? When the others are comforting each other, you can sense Rak feeling the grief of the situation, but also her conflicted feelings about where she belongs. Then grandma calls her over. It's a very moving scene in many ways, but I really love this aspect of it.

There's multiple character arcs, like 5 interweaving storylines, they subverted expectations on just about every existing trope, we get to see a growing romance that isn't bogged down by forced drama, no pointless side couples, there are deep themes of family and overcoming trauma... I guess I just have completely different standards for what makes something boring than some people

Mim really stole the show as the baddie! That's Namtam levels of expressions and emotions!
Does Oat make any profits? Seems she consumes as much as her patrons 🤣

biggest kudos to Sing and Mim. they are absolutely incredible in this series!! 👏👏