It's good that Mika has grown and is learning to like herself! It's such a good development from someone who was introduced as insecure. She and the cast have really grown up! I have been rooting for Mukai and Mika for a while now andd it's so good to see that the story is slowly introducing their dynamics to this direction ╰(⸝⸝⸝´꒳`⸝⸝⸝)╯
Sweet Uyun you've got this!!! Your earnestness and kindness will lead you to a path of happiness, however hard it may be!
I thought my partner was going bonkers with what she's been sharing with me about Hyunjae and Yoojin. Are we sure this isn't a fanfic?? Oh my goodness
NOT THE GLASSES ROLEPLAY FLASHBACK AUWHWUWUWU YOU KNOW WHAT, IT WORKS
The kdrama plot "I will pay you to leave my son" is finally here askskskk
Jokes aside, I think it's baffling how Woo Jinpil makes all these assumptions that Jinhyeong keeps inferior people close to him because he thinks Jinhyeong can feel superior among them. That seems like a projection of his own thoughts rather than an active observation of his son. Does he not realize that his son is drawn to these people because they are authentic and confident in their own skin?
I think it's actually contrary to his belief and that Jinhyeong is drawn to people like Songrik and Uyun because they offer a space for Jinhyeong to be himself, and admiring them for being true to who they are. Jinhyeong wants to be "free" like them.
Woo Jinpil is an arrogant person who lives in a dog eats world mindset when all this time he's the one training the dogs to attack others. He's never had to be the one struggling to get to the top because he already is there. He disguises prejudice as discipline, he thinks restricting your child's interest and natural self is love and his "it's the best for you" mentality towards Jinhyeong is nothing but a leash. Never love.
When stories explore the concept of death, especially if it's that span of time between consciousness and the end, it always gets me. Seeing a character's past regrets and them learning to not fear death and instead accept it joyfully feels so surreal in a way that it's a reminder that it will happen to us one day.
I still feel fear death, but reading this reminds me that there is also a certainty of life before that final moment. And it's up to us whether we want to live it to the fullest.
I came here to check on how bad everything is and oh it's THAT bad huh
I think they're just milking the series at this point because this part of the plot is unnecessary and a bit OOC as well?
A bit?? I would say A LOT OOC ╥﹏╥
My partner is so much like Uyun, I am afraid of the day that my partner will get angry at me like this. It's hot as an outsider perspective for Uyun to do that but, if you apply it to your own relationship it feels sad knowing that you broke your partner's trust enough for them to get mad like that (-----___-----)
He's more dissapointed than mad I think. But he has to make Jinhyeong stay one way or another lol
That beast looks absolutely mystical, I hope it's friendly. If not then why friend shaped?
The homoeroticism between these two are phenomenal