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How can the phrase ‘You are mine, I am yours’ sound toxic?
Well, I have already read book 3, so I know what’s going to happen in this season and the last one, if they follow the original story. After watching this kind of drama, I feel like they really captured the main idea of the novel’s author and brought that vision into the series.
So, as toxic as we see in this drama, I’m not disappointed; they simply portrayed it in a live-action adaptation.
When it comes to the relationships, especially with Jay, I think she deserved a better partner. Even though it’s known that the male lead is her endgame, I think the second male lead probably has the most normal relationship with her, at least from what we can see.
I have to confess that while watching this series, I asked myself many times why I kept watching it. Why these kinds of chaotic and very unrealistic situations? Everything feels so plain and confusing. Why this combination? - At one point, I thought: "I just have to finish it quickly".
That’s just me, but I really hope they change the ending for Jay in the live-action version if they make a season 3.
If you haven’t watched this series yet, I recommend it if you want to understand what a toxic relationship can look like. At the same time, it reminds us to love ourselves more and not depend emotionally on anyone, unlike the protagonist, Jay.
So, as toxic as we see in this drama, I’m not disappointed; they simply portrayed it in a live-action adaptation.
When it comes to the relationships, especially with Jay, I think she deserved a better partner. Even though it’s known that the male lead is her endgame, I think the second male lead probably has the most normal relationship with her, at least from what we can see.
I have to confess that while watching this series, I asked myself many times why I kept watching it. Why these kinds of chaotic and very unrealistic situations? Everything feels so plain and confusing. Why this combination? - At one point, I thought: "I just have to finish it quickly".
That’s just me, but I really hope they change the ending for Jay in the live-action version if they make a season 3.
If you haven’t watched this series yet, I recommend it if you want to understand what a toxic relationship can look like. At the same time, it reminds us to love ourselves more and not depend emotionally on anyone, unlike the protagonist, Jay.
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