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1st off why start off the ep the way they…

1st off why start off the ep the way they did?!? like why we need to see Non/Nu's ass crack?!? this add to the scene how??? as is the way the 2nd couple is portrayed is off putting - what they got nothing to offer, but NC scenes?!? why use young actors this way??? i am seriously getting pissed at the writer/director of this D class BL. it's like they just found reasons to have the cast in their underwear throughout this BL. the only ones that ironically r fully clothed r the 2 actors, that r famous & have starred in more then one BL. says a lot about how shady the director/writer is IMO. *************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************anyway cheered when Gear ended the weird lessons with Kanthi (at the end of the ep) cause sorry (not sorry) but Kanthi is such a selfish lover. his "lessons" r all about himself & i get that it's valid to think of ones own pleasure, but even if it's a one-night-stand u don't just use someone like a dildo or a pocket-p*ssy.... or am i the weird one???? & his way of teaching is self-serving, where he doesn't care about pleasing Gear AT ALL. that's just off putting & makes me dislike v even more then i do Khim & his new b*tch. ****************************************************************************************************************as is, i had a feeling that Kanthi like most f*ckboys relies on his money (as other's might rely on their looks) & then act like a bleedin queen, passively lying back & making the one who hit on them, do ALL the "work" that is such a turn off IMO. & here the fact that Gear was already a insecure mess cause of his ex & the ex's new b*tch... didn't need Kanthi taking advantage of him - which IMO he totally was. so even though the reason Gear gave was off point - still he reached the right conclusion. idk how this gonna "develop", but i just hope/wish Gear stops being such a submissive pushover that thinks he needs to change (or sacrifice of himself & do sh*t he isn't ready for or doesn't want to do) to be worthy of love - cause that would just be sad.

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I can't help wondering... despite this…

I can't help wondering... despite this episode arc went off track from anything based on the original Jdrama, that this episode might have borrowed its structure from Musaka's episode - to which alludes to Michiko's past as well as her unexpected connection to Busujima. It went to the point that, I was hoping that the old patient in this episode to die despite Sujeong's efforts to save him. Alas, this episode had a 'happier' result where she did save the guy. Disappointing, not because I hate this episode - but because I would like to see an episode where Sujeong actually failed to save a patient's life that was not from some distant life. Because Daimon's failure to save Musaka in the original allowed us to find out the true reason behind Michiko's iconic catchphrase 'I don't fail'. It would've provided a stronger backstory behind the current Sujeong persona - but no, we're not getting that.

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so i actually cant watch this next episode…

so i actually cant watch this next episode because i have to do my homework so i hope we die lmao. It was a busy night last night so i didnt finish this show, but it has me thinking a lot so in that regard its good. I am begging we dont spend the next 6 episodes on this background lore, maybe one or two more episodes is fine. just whatever sends us into modern day because how did their relationship get so strained. Very interesting. I really liked the scene where he asks himself what is he waiting for if zhou yang is right in front of him. I dont know what episode that was but that just has me thinking that he like subconciously knows, but his mind wont let him remember, which is so pstd, so good on them. okay bye!

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Episode 9: A Masterclass in Emotional Depth, Heartbreak, and Unmatched Acting

Episode 9 of You Maniac is an absolute emotional rollercoaster that proves just how incredible William and Est are as actors. This episode delves deeply into Dean’s long-standing personal trauma, revealing the complex psychological reasons behind his fear of emotional attachment and commitment. Seeing the layers of his character unravel—balancing deep love for Moth with the overwhelming fear of becoming someone he despises—is portrayed with such raw vulnerability. William and Est’s chemistry in this episode reaches an absolute peak. They deliver Dean and Moth’s grief, restraint, and tender comfort so naturally that you feel every single heartbeat and tear alongside them. The sudden turn of events surrounding Dean's family dynamic completely shocked viewers, shattering expectations for a simple resolution and adding a layer of poignant realism to the story.With so many unanswered questions heading into the finale—especially regarding Moth’s future and his dreams—this episode sets the stage for a powerful conclusion. A truly unforgettable, masterfully acted episode that showcases the very best of DeanMoth!

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happily ever after

am curious to see how they wrap this all up in an episode, but let's get this bread. still can't believe they took out Ava. cause now the resolution is obvious. with her in the running, there was still a chance our boy might not win you know? rest in hell, fucker. "unc unc... I like calling you that" well I don't please stop lol. next prince? more like not a prince anymore. okay but what was the point of him winning then? should've been Ava. lowkey the Calvin + Jay love story doesn't really blend in well with the rest of the show, but idc. I love NetJJ. Chakri is the best character period. "this ring ... do you remember it?" like FUCK I don't it's been six months, man. I'm guessing it was mom's? oh yup. so no Ava Mira closure? alr I see how it is. cute though, I liked it.

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