I thought about that but it still didn't quite check out. Screen auto-lock would have to be disabled after the initial fingerprint ID. Kelvin was opening the phone over and over. My phone will not allow changes to security settings without a numeric passcode.
Kelvin climbed that man like a tree. I would be impressed if it were not so traumatizing for the tree.
Rubbing saliva all over a person will not make them love you.
Vier explained this to you at least 7 kidnappings ago.
Kelvin, sex is not love. Are you taking notes??
Why can't the imitation LaLisa look-a-like learn her lines? Continuously looking off to the side for script cues makes it hard to focus on the scene.
The scene with Fort looking up from his book needed to be 25 minutes long at 0.5x speed. I don't mean to stare but... I'm staring. Am I allowed to bark in this context? Respectfully.
The madman thinks the prisoner needs a psychiatrist?? In a dungeon? With a bathtub in the middle of the room? Sure, why not?
The fake psychiatrist is extra sus. Lock him in the dungeon.
Is Vier made of noodles??? Why is he incapable of moving out of the way when Kelvin lunges toward him?
No resistance to being wrist-grabbed, dragged back to the castle, manhandled, chained, fed and fluffed on repeat. Hmm... now that I see it in writing, maybe it's not so bad?? Anyway.
Burn a calorie in your own defense, Vier. Either give the madman a goodbye kiss when he asks for it or fight back. Pick a struggle.
The series mimics the motif: a croissant. Lots of fluffy layers, soft and sweet.
Despite all of the candy-coated branding, STGD is an adult rom-com. The series explores themes in early 'adulting' and may not feel relatable enough to entertain younger viewers.
Not every scene felt necessary. For example: Poon?? Love you, bro, but why are you here??
Some episodes were empty space between layers. Episodes 6-9, I'm looking at you.
Episode 11 was perfection. I will die on that hill. Fight me.
When I listened to the character's spoken names, I consistently heard "Ter" and "Tor". In episode 6, "Tor" was displayed on the phone screen. Should this be corrected on MDL?
Jimmy is Jimmy. A venomous snake is a venomous snake. Both can be compelled to inject poison into others, when and if they choose to bite. It's in their nature.
How does gaslighting work? "Normal" people do not have exaggerated reactions to reasonable conversation. When an abusive person *flips out* in response to a clarifying question or an expectation of social norms, a normal person begins to question themselves. "Am I being petty? Was I being rude?" Our brains register the response as BAD, so normal people try to self-correct.
Tor (Toh) has been gaslit to within an inch of his sanity. An unwitting victim is still a victim. Makes my heart hurt, watching him desperately try to self-correct and redeem himself for no reason at all.
Having the time of my life watching these episodes. Nothing makes sense. I can't remember who was eliminated. Double-CP flirting in filthy hallways. Let's do it again next week.
Unserious Ep6 observations:
1 - Boom Tharatorn bringing the heat in an action scene! Hold my hand while I hyperventilate.
2 - Oh. We're "eating" on the floor like Teh and Fah (Love Alert)? Sure, why not. It's only a knife wound, guys. Proceed.
3 - Jade forgot he had a brother? For an entire day and night? Writers, have you never owned a pet? You notice when living creatures in your home go missing.
4 - Murder? What murder? The only case getting investigated is 'who gets to unwrap Kamin's cookie'.
Just noticed, flower varieties painted during the title sequence changed every two episodes. EP 1 and 2 are the same. EP 3 and 4 are the same. So on and so on...
Mawin's honest feelings, rubbed raw from neglect and delivered through tears under the guise of an audition, were the croutons on my salad today. Beautiful and broken.
Mawin, come live with me. I can't paint for shit but I'll try it without AI if it heals your broken heart.
Who is Lavid?
Why does everyone's name start with "La"?
Which year are we in, right now? How much time has passed since the last episode?
Why is the GL always so freaked out during conversations about business?
Why is Vier discussing top secret business intrigue over text?
Everyone on Earth has a cell phone password except Lalit?
Kelvin climbed that man like a tree. I would be impressed if it were not so traumatizing for the tree.
Rubbing saliva all over a person will not make them love you.
Vier explained this to you at least 7 kidnappings ago.
Kelvin, sex is not love. Are you taking notes??
Why can't the imitation LaLisa look-a-like learn her lines? Continuously looking off to the side for script cues makes it hard to focus on the scene.
The scene with Fort looking up from his book needed to be 25 minutes long at 0.5x speed. I don't mean to stare but... I'm staring. Am I allowed to bark in this context? Respectfully.
The madman thinks the prisoner needs a psychiatrist?? In a dungeon? With a bathtub in the middle of the room? Sure, why not?
The fake psychiatrist is extra sus. Lock him in the dungeon.
Raffy served face.
Tua bought a sugar baby.
Dean brought enough audacity for everyone.
No resistance to being wrist-grabbed, dragged back to the castle, manhandled, chained, fed and fluffed on repeat. Hmm... now that I see it in writing, maybe it's not so bad?? Anyway.
Burn a calorie in your own defense, Vier. Either give the madman a goodbye kiss when he asks for it or fight back. Pick a struggle.
Despite all of the candy-coated branding, STGD is an adult rom-com. The series explores themes in early 'adulting' and may not feel relatable enough to entertain younger viewers.
Not every scene felt necessary. For example: Poon?? Love you, bro, but why are you here??
Some episodes were empty space between layers. Episodes 6-9, I'm looking at you.
Episode 11 was perfection. I will die on that hill. Fight me.
Saensee, come get your Dad.
What a delicious mess. 🍚🥢🔪
Why is Joong's bro so pretty? What tf is he feeding him?
Would a guy crush another man's junk? Nope, not even on a dare. I suspect the masked murderer is a woman.
Kamin's body was the only focus in that crime scene. No one cared about the corpse with an extra hole and no pants.
Jimmy is Jimmy. A venomous snake is a venomous snake. Both can be compelled to inject poison into others, when and if they choose to bite. It's in their nature.
How does gaslighting work? "Normal" people do not have exaggerated reactions to reasonable conversation. When an abusive person *flips out* in response to a clarifying question or an expectation of social norms, a normal person begins to question themselves. "Am I being petty? Was I being rude?" Our brains register the response as BAD, so normal people try to self-correct.
Tor (Toh) has been gaslit to within an inch of his sanity. An unwitting victim is still a victim. Makes my heart hurt, watching him desperately try to self-correct and redeem himself for no reason at all.
Unserious Ep6 observations:
1 - Boom Tharatorn bringing the heat in an action scene! Hold my hand while I hyperventilate.
2 - Oh. We're "eating" on the floor like Teh and Fah (Love Alert)? Sure, why not. It's only a knife wound, guys. Proceed.
3 - Jade forgot he had a brother? For an entire day and night? Writers, have you never owned a pet? You notice when living creatures in your home go missing.
4 - Murder? What murder? The only case getting investigated is 'who gets to unwrap Kamin's cookie'.
Mawin, come live with me. I can't paint for shit but I'll try it without AI if it heals your broken heart.