okikai

is this a tragic ending? im still watching it but id like to know.

so is this a romance or not? one tag is bromance another is romance.

true, and its ok to prioritize whatever he wants at this stage, i just hope in the future he will show us more roles that showcase the extent of his talent

i wish he was given even better material he is one of the most talented thai actors

war is special. theres a vivid effervescence behind his eyes that few actors have

the story is good, the execution leaves to be desired. at the end especially.

ok but some bls are good despite not having long runtime, any or many or great kissing scenes etc.

that said id also prefer they have them but good is good

gosh you cant all be so sheltered you havent ficked up, its literally impossible, so if you have no empathy for characters fucking up, you might just be the type that does it but always ends up rationalizing it as not being really your fault. aka, a red flag

some of y’all are silly and clearly cant think beyond a simplistic black and white. these people arent red flags, neither of them. they just have flaws that they’ve yet to address.

walking around causing havoc to anyone who cares and interacts with you and giving no shit about it = red flag

people being flawed and needing a slight smack from life = not red flag (unless they never learn or dont care about harm they cause, or dont try)

are you 11 or close? flawed people arent automatically red flags. we are each driven by our fauly upbringing, insecurities, fears, hopes, etc. you go through things that teach you some of then need to be given less free reign. life is a teacher. as song as you dont always put yourself first, and do your best to do right by yourself and others, everything will fall into place. but no one does not fuck up.

i prefer my characters to be flawed and have to learn, so i really liked this.

i think characters who always make the right move, even in romance, are the most unrealistic and unromantic. the most romantic notion, to me, is that love is a catalyst for introspection and growth.

im glad both luke and tao fucked up at times, that was the whole point.

im not caught up but im at ep 15/24 so significantly past midpoint

im enjoying it but i really think the synopsis shouldn’t have included the part where supposedly a rift is formed and they have to have a second try. why? cos it it happens WAY PAST THE MIDPOINT.

at that point you are basically spoiling. this isnt primarily a second chance romance since the majority focuses on the first try.

this story is a testament that it doesn’t matter how long you are with someone if you never challenge eachother you never get to know eachother. these people clearly are very in love but too scared to push and pull at eachother. they both feel like this could easily be lost so they do nothing

exactly! i think its appropriate how things have gone down so far, i enjoy this sense that they both feel like they could easily fall too deep too fast. i enjoy angst that is consistent with characterization

i personally dont count this as miscommunication. the way i see it, they both for different reasons feel extremely vulnerable to the effect the other person has on them, so they each seem to be excessively careful and with that misCONCEPTIONS get formed in each of their minds.

its 2 people who dont wanna show how much they want something so neither feels particularly wanted beyond a casual level.

i find this relatable, i think it happens nearly always at the start of a relationship, but when career and personal stakes get high it can stay that way for too long.


(only speaking on the first part of the show, im only at ep 8 so i dunno if later on true miscommunication also happens)

do we know when the timeskip happens? i just started and am not caught up yet

jimin is the heart of the group

it really does doesnt it!

im many many ways, this is one of the most naive shows ive ever seen. that said, i had fun