I genuinely don’t understand how you came to this conclusion ITS SO STUPID. LJ refusing BJ’s money was literally…
And about Jet, I know people joke that middle children are always the troublemakers, and sometimes that stereotype might seem true, but I don’t think it’s because he’s a middle child. It’s about how he was treated and how he chose to handle things. I understand Jet too but I can still admit that some of his actions were immature and were genuinely wrong because if we compare LJ and Jet as teenagers, despite growing up in the same family and being brothers, they handled things very differently. So honestly, I don’t think LJ is the red flag here. Jet is.
I genuinely don’t understand how you came to this conclusion ITS SO STUPID. LJ refusing BJ’s money was literally…
Yeah, I think most of us want PJ and LJ to end up together..They’ve already gone through so much miscommunication, problems, and then a whole five year gap before meeting again. I usually hate long time skips when we don’t get to see what happened but I actually think this one was necessary because it lets us see LJ as an adult and how much he’s changed. Five years ago, he was still a teenager so even though he made mistakes, I think we also have to understand that he was young and human. And honestly, I understand PJ too. He can be emotional and sometimes do too much but he’s doing it because he genuinely loves LJ and wants to take care of him. We also haven’t been shown everything about PJ’s past yet so there could be reasons behind why helping people means so much to him. But that doesn’t make LJ wrong either. LJ is allowed to have boundaries. Imagine accepting 10 million baht from the person you love when you’re already worried about whether their relationship could be seen as being based on money. Of course he’s going to hesitate. PJ is saying, “You’re my lover, can’t I help you?” but LJ’s response is basically, “I know you want to help me, but I want you to know I’m with you because I love YOU, not because of your money or the favours you can give me.” And honestly, I think that makes his refusal even more meaningful. So I don’t think either of them is completely wrong. PJ is trying to love LJ in the way he knows how while LJ is trying to protect the meaning of their relationship and set boundaries. That’s exactly why I think we need to look deeper at what the characters are actually trying to say instead of just judging their actions on the surface.
I genuinely don’t understand how you came to this conclusion ITS SO STUPID. LJ refusing BJ’s money was literally…
I think you also have to keep in mind that PJANE is older and more experienced than LJ so of course the story is going to show a difference in their maturity and how they handle things. LJ was literally a teenager when they first met and now he’s grown and is learning from his past mistakes. That doesn’t mean he has to accept everything BJ does just because BJ loves him. BJ wanting to help is understandable, but LJ having boundaries is too. I just think you’re looking at what LJ does without really thinking about WHY the writer chose to portray it that way.
I genuinely don’t understand how you came to this conclusion ITS SO STUPID. LJ refusing BJ’s money was literally…
You don't have to interpret the scene the same way I do but I think there's more to it than simply "LJ should've accepted the help." Sometimes the point of a scene is WHY a character makes a certain choice, not just what they chose to do...AND I THINK LIL JANE WAS 100% HONEST which makes it so romantic and caring
I genuinely don’t understand how you came to this conclusion ITS SO STUPID. LJ refusing BJ’s money was literally…
Okay.. I get what you mean and I understand why you see it that way. But I feel like you should think a little deeper about WHY LJ made that choice instead of only looking at what happened on the surface. What you're saying is basically what you see happening but you're not really considering what the writer might be trying to represent through his actions.