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I love the way they tackled the topic about idols being forbidden to fall in love and offering a perspective about how they can do both because both are parts of their lives. I hope fans who believe they own their idols will see that part more to enlighten them.

Episode 6 might as well be my most favorite episode!!

The protestors and what they're fighting for might be nonsense; I do agree with that. Of all the rules, they are pinpointing the uniform. That makes them kids who stubbornly refuse to succumb to a few normal rules, which argument can even bring us to why there are laws in the country. But if you think about the situation and how it is being handled, it represents the oppression within the institution.

Wait. Why will it be on 25th and not this week??

Yes.

She did choose and her past is not an excuse for her decisions. She got what she deserved, except for the orchard and house.

Her plotting ten years to screw her husband was a point I overlooked, only seeing it as her taking advantage when an opportunity was presented with her resorting to greed. It’s not feeling sorry rather, it’s seeing a view in her shoes. I don’t hate her but I don’t feel anything either except for the disappointment when things unfolded since the scene with Sek’s mom dying.

Jin saying “tell him the truth” really opens up a whole new discussion.

There might be a chance that it is not a parallel universe rather, it’s the difference between Phu’s world and Cir’s world.

Phu is so cute 😭 that cafeteria scene is peak comedy.

Two episodes in and this is getting more exciting for me. I love series like this, where you have to figure out what’s going on. I can’t wait for next week!

Seems like Jin knows what’s going on?

I can’t wait for tonight’s episode 🥺

This movie makes you see in perspective and accept things but as soon as you did, they take it away from you. The ending made me feel so empty that I spent the whole credits spacing out.

You can’t really hate Mo. And I hate that fact. You can understand her character and her decisions but it will never excuse all the things she did. Yet, you understand her. I just hoped that she picked herself up that time when Sek decided to let her go. But it’s not that easy in reality, isn’t it? She lost 10 years of her life where she could’ve used that time to build it up instead. That’s why I hate that you can’t really hate her.

This is so beautiful.

On another note, I really can't wait to see Mick's character development. I feel like he can save the group at one point.

This is honestly why I love BLs; they don't do filler scenes just to make it an hour long. But I can't get enough of ThamePo 🥹

They sang Nanon's song!!! 🥺🩵

I'm nervous for next week and the upcoming episodes.