The hardest thing is living up to his father's expectations? I don't agree with that. He's deeply traumatized…
You completely missed my point 😭 I was not comparing trauma to poverty. I was saying money doesn't make someone immune to emotional abuse and relationship trauma.
Oh, I’ve got mixed feelings about this episode. I was really annoyed with Kanit, perhaps because his character…
The hardest thing is living up to his father's expectations? I don't agree with that. He's deeply traumatized by his past relationship. He was constantly manipulated by both his ex-boyfriend and his family. Life isn't only about financial struggles. Just because someone is financially stable doesn't mean they've had an easy life. He was cheated on and went through a painful breakup with Lion. Since then, he's become insecure and emotionally vulnerable. He even said he wasn't ready to start a relationship with Toto at first, Toto was the one who kept pursuing him. If you're unsure whether a relationship will work, it's normal to take a step back and think things through. That's a completely natural reaction, especially for someone who's been hurt before.
Toto impersonating captain is definitely not a good idea😅 like why???
It's such a bad idea. Even if Toto wants to do it, Kanit should stop him and talk some sense into him. Then again... maybe they're both crazy enough to fake it together 😂
I only like it when the comment section is just having fun and unserious, just like the show itself. Some of you are getting way too serious, writing long paragraphs, being defensive, doing comparisons. I've even seen people say that we can't separate the character from the actor.
Of course we know the difference. We can separate fiction from reality and still enjoy a flawed, imperfect character who makes mistakes. That's what makes characters interesting. So what's wrong with that, guys?
Guys, just block that hansel714 account and ignore them. They're clearly rage-baiting and trying to start a fan war here, which is the last thing we need. Such a troll. Don't give them the attention they're looking for.
ugh, i have zero sympathy for veha, he is as disgusting as lion, he was fine being a side piece, that too for…
That’s what I’m thinking too. I don’t feel sorry about Veha at all like he knew everything about Kanit and Lion. Suddenly they’re making Veha as good guy.
Of course we know the difference. We can separate fiction from reality and still enjoy a flawed, imperfect character who makes mistakes. That's what makes characters interesting. So what's wrong with that, guys?