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Even if they get a redemption arc, I hope Padmika and Alisa's actions won't be forgiven by Anin and Pin. What they did to Pin was so cruel. Padmika literally took advantage of Pin emotionally though guilt tripping and gaslighting. Also, Alisa was an enabler by letting Padmika make all the decisions when she could have stopped them. Kuea is a literal incarnation of the devil I swear. I absolutely adore Uang too, she's so kind and caring.

She does not deserve to be forgiven. Her or Alisa. The girls are suffering and they're basically like, "So about the wedding...". It's psychopathic. Being so excited while persons they claim to love/admire are heartbroken.

I love this show however I am not happy about the car accident we’ve glimpsed in the episode 15 preview. It’s an overused trope to add drama. Anin being in jeopardy will make mom and dad and Aunty realize her happiness matters more than anything. That’s my guess. Pin looked very unhappy at her wedding but gorgeous. Kua being shown to be a total selfish ass is very satisfying!

Also, is Princess Patt crazy ? Anin came and exposed the truth about Kuea but she doesn't care and brushes it off. Why doesn't Patt realize that if there is a chance that Kuea is gross man it is not worth taking the risk ? Shouldn't Patt's priority be protecting Pin not some nasty womanizer.

i hate Anin's mom as well. It irritated me so much aunt Pat and her asking Pin about the wedding with smiling faces, and then at the wedding they both keep smiling completely ignoring her pain and tears. They know she loves someone else and doesnt want this marriage and yet they couldnt care less and the worst of it all they keep smiling through it all.

Ek is a fking psycho holy moly.

I'm not sure what Pleng's issue is with Wan being affectionate to her but I do know she likes Wan's smutty brain. Anyways, with some therapy they will be okay.

I truly believe that Pleng is a bit touched in the head. This girly wants problems, always. It's like she and suffering have signed a contract. Pleng said fuck peace!

They're lucky they have chemistry because this story was a MESS! so much obsession and toxicity, the last episodes were frustrating for me to watch.

(the use of music is also really weird cause tell me why there was a suspense song in a love scene??)

This GL was amazing. The story was amazing, their acting/chemistry was amazing, the OST was amazing and it will remain one of my favorite GL's ever. Despite this, though, I must say I did not like the ending and some of the things they incorporated into the series. First of all, the ending felt really abrupt. Wan/Pleng were acting like two immature, silly teenagers. I don't mind jealously but that was a bit too much and it felt like it had no place in the last episode but in a filler episode, maybe. When the words "the end" appeared on my screen, I had to make sure I was watching the right part because it felt really weird to end it like that. I could not understand the writers' motivations to end it like that, it had no reason or explanation behind it. Second of all, I hated the amount of men in this series, it was really unnecessary and the amount of screen time they had was INSANE. I also hated the fact Ekk had so much focus on this series and had his own redemption arc when he was an abuser who couldn't take "no" for an answer, stalked Wan, took pictures of her, broke into her own house and threatened to kill her and Pleng and then ended up shooting himself and we were supposed to feel sorry for this guy. Even Wan and Pleng gave this guy too much of their own time, forgiving him for things that should not be forgiven. It's really a crime we didn't get the complete wedding scene but we got the scene with Ekk and the doctor that nobody really asked or cared about. I love LMSY and I loved this series but it had its own flaws and they really needed to get rid of the men and make better writing decisions for it to be perfect. They're lucky the work of LMSY was so good, the series ended up not being compromised in the end because the ending was a risk and it made no sense to anyone.

Clearly you are clueless to the epidemic that is suicide in Korea. The media honouring this literally saves lives, since most suicides in Korea are youth under the age of 25. In addition to insane school, work, and family pressure, the mentality of "if a celebrity who made it has nothing to live for, why should I keep fighting" is insanely prevalent. Add the pandemic onto that, and the situation is really dire. The government will never funnel money into lowering the suicide rate because it would mean a complete overhaul of the school system, hiring system and capitalism as a whole, plus Korean hierarchical structure all the way down to naming traditions and the continued pressure placed on first born sons to "represent the family well" and for daughters to "marry well". Plus, Korea is capitalist. It doesn't truly matter to the government who lives or dies, as long as the economy and the rich survive. If you've lived in Korea at all, especially during the pandemic, you would know that.

Please do more research before speaking ignorantly about what Korean media should or should not do.

I don't know. She didn't tell me.

Young Jian deserves an award, she didn't play an ordinary child role in episode 2. She's so amazing. The way she always ran for her life is unmatched.

honda my beloved, he deserved better :'(

I didn’t think that was what they were going for. And I personally think Ji Bin’s death fit the character well. Just as pathetic and unimportant as he was supposed to be.