I'll probably be the only one, but I will defend Chom. No matter how supportive your family environment is, it can still be very hard to open up certain parts of yourself to them. The possibility of disrupting important relationships, forever altering their perception of you, causing disappointment, etc, isn't something you can easily dismiss. Of course, Ton's side is understandable as well, but she is not 100% in the right as we see her subtly putting pressure on Chom to do something she's not yet comfortable with (especially after saying she would accept whatever status Chom was comfortable with). It's similar to what happened in 23.5 with Ongsa and Sun. Being adults, you can certainly expect they communicate better, but it's not always that easy. I find it very realistic and relatable.
And now I'll probably alienate myself further by saying this, but female characters who tend to act more cutesy or even childish seem to get more hate than they deserve. Obviously people can like and dislike as they prefer, but there's nothing inherently wrong with acting like this, and plenty of people do it in certain contexts for various reasons. I've seen all the characters in this show have moments of immaturity but Chom gets way more hate than any of them. I've noticed this tendency towards characters like this. I can't say that I don't get why it annoys people, but I also can't say it's ever fully sat well with me either.
I'm not gonna lie, if they continue to paint Aiwarin like this, and completely assassinate her character, I'm going to be pissed because Aiwarin in the novel is NOT like this.
But if u read can you tell me if they knew each other from school like they show us in the first episode? And…
Oh, definitely! Regardless of whether they change it, it's still going to be 100% because my girls did not come to play! I just hate when they do this shit to a literal green flag character to bring drama and to use that of all things. The story DID have drama, and I loved how Aiwarin treats Maewika. It makes me so soft inside.
My green flag girls: JaoJay, Aiwarin, Tawan (from More & More), Karan, Anil, Lada, Love, and more to come.
Lookmhee as aiwarin is 10x hotter than Lookmhee as wan. The way she's dominating and manhandling sonya Aarrghhh! Can't blame her though sonya's flustered expression looks extremely breedable (sorry not sorry).
And this type of dominant aura I wanna see from pat of poisonous love but jayna ain't convincing much.
anyone here keep a box of memento from ex girlfriends / ex flings/ ex crushes? i've seen it in a lot of GLs now i swear it could already pass as a lesbian stereotype. that and waiting for a woman for yearsssss. do we really stay infatuated that long?
And now I'll probably alienate myself further by saying this, but female characters who tend to act more cutesy or even childish seem to get more hate than they deserve. Obviously people can like and dislike as they prefer, but there's nothing inherently wrong with acting like this, and plenty of people do it in certain contexts for various reasons. I've seen all the characters in this show have moments of immaturity but Chom gets way more hate than any of them. I've noticed this tendency towards characters like this. I can't say that I don't get why it annoys people, but I also can't say it's ever fully sat well with me either.
My green flag girls: JaoJay, Aiwarin, Tawan (from More & More), Karan, Anil, Lada, Love, and more to come.
And this type of dominant aura I wanna see from pat of poisonous love but jayna ain't convincing much.