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My guy, you’re the salty and defensive one, no one was attacking your opinion, simply providing their opinion. Go to therapy or got to sleep.

You don't sound rude at all! I appreciate the insight! This was just from my POV, I haven't read the novel and they might execute it really well, I just don't think they gave enough reason in season 1 for us to belive this new direction, if the love interest can't make him see colours, what's the point of the name? Idk, this feels very out of left field. I actually don't care too much about the love aspect, I just wish it felt more consistent with what we've learned, I don't think one should have to read the source material to understand the adaptation (example of bad adaptation: Netflix "Death Note"). If they can justify this new direction and make it believable, I'm all for it!

Imma just treat this like the last episode of "Make our days count", if I don't watch it, it won't be real. This feels like such a sharp turn I got whiplash, if this was the direction they wanted to go, they could have done it way smoother, or better yet, not make a season two if one actor declined. I wouldn't mind the direction if it didn't feel so absolutely disjointed, this isn't in line with season 1's theme and or pace, I feel equally baffled and kinda insulted when TVD thought they could get away with cutting Elena and acting like nothing actually happened. It's disrespectful to the fans and those who enjoyed it for what it was. Teen Wolf transitioned well into the horror genre bc they had the ground work for it, this show janking the carpet from under their fans isn't it, and it angers me a bit that we obviously won't even get to see him actually find Yoo Han, so this entire plot is bull and a waste of our time

If anyone has more info please correct me if I'm wrong anywhere but from what I've understood, this is it?

I would love to see Thai take on WLW the same way they done MLM, and I think Ink and Pa could be a just what could start paving a way

If we don't get an InkPa spinoff I might throw hands 😂

I understand the emotional retaliation, and I'm not excusing the bullying but! Wai outed his friend after he had just heard him say he was scared for other to know, that is what made him a horrific person

I just gotta get this off my chest, I really enjoyed the show thus far, I just started episode 9 and now I'm pissed. Wai is an absolute, grade A, asshole. Parn owes him not apology, who's to say he just wasn't scared to come out saying he is dating a man? And wai having been beyond trigger happy about beating Pat up every. Single. Episode. And bow he has the AUDACITY to outing his friend when he had also just heard him say he's scared of others finding out. I can't stand Wai, he is an entitled little brat, instead of being angry and feeling entitled to information Parn does not owe him, maybe ask yourself "I wonder why my best friend didn't feel like he could tell me?" Maybe you're the problem, ffs, and then goes on to guilt trip Parn about how he should have risked everything so that HE could have the final say about if they should be together?! He has NOT A SINGLE time listned to Parn when he said to just leave engineering alone so on what merit does he deserve any trust? Sorry about the rant, wai sucks

I didn't watch TT2 cause of the abuse in season 1, this is not to negate their acting abilities, my critique is towards the original creator and script writers. No matter what happened in TT2 it doesn't erase the SA, physical- and mental asult, as well as the r**pe.

Thanks! I'll watch the episode, sounds like a good way to see if this series is something worth watching! Very helpful 🤗

I didn't know this was a spin off from TharnType, I refuse to watch the second season of it, can anyone tell me if I can watch it without having to watch season 2 and if they are a functional couple, u know without all the forms of abuse?

Before u tell me I'm new to this and need to accept it as it always was, I've been here for years and have over the years developed my own set of morals and this, this is not ok, i don't care if its the way its always been, if that was the mentality of the world we would still be killing our own food with a sharp stick. This is portrayed as a desired trait and what a homosexual relationship looks like, this becomes especially important as Taiwan just legalised gay marriage. You are allowed to like something while still pointing out the flaws, I really like the show but Yung Chieh I'd inexcusable. U can't start with agreeing that he did rape Ssu and then go on and say its part of his psychotic quirkiness. Yes, it's fiction but it has adapted a reality based world, Loki is a morally grey character with traits people can relate to but is also set in a world that is very way off reality. I'm not trying to shame you, I'm just trying to explain how excusing this sort of stuff even in a fictional sense can have real life consequences. More than one psychopath have taken a piece of fiction as gospel and killed in its name. I grew out of my phase where I didnt question toxic traits, I'm not saying u can't like it, these sort of things do happen in reality, yes, but it's fucked up and if u heard of a real person suffering at the hands of someone like Yung Chieh, would u tell them its part of their charm? To rape, assult and manipulate? If anything I'm worried this means you will let someone treat you like this cause fiction has a way to influence our own perception