In line with Justin's current issue, I just want to share something here.
I grew up in a very religious and coservative household. At ages 15-17 I was really homophobic. I went through an identity crisis at 18 and almost unalived myself; struggled to accept myself and my sexuality, but somehow I slowly accepted it and I turned out to be someone who's"not straight."
What I'm trying to say is that at that age, what we say and do is not our own, but a reflection of the environment that we lived in and the people that surrounds us. I wouldn't be surprised to see myself at 15 or 16 reposting the same things.
I'm not asking you to enable his behavior, but to give him a chance to redeem himself, just like how I redeemed mine. What I am in my teen years does not define who I am going to be as an adult. I support cancel culture, but only to those who truly deserve it.
I can't believe that last week I wished for them not to get back together, but now that they've gotten a happy ending, I'm actually glad.
This drama is such a roller coaster. You'll find yourself loving them so much, but in the next episode, you'll suddenly hate them, only to fall in love with them all over again. It was a fun watch.
Episode eleven's title being "Lu Feng, I want to be with you again" made me pause, because WTF! Ayden as a person is lovable, but I really can't stomach Lu Feng as a character.
I wish I could punch Lu Feng through the screen. 😑 He's selfish and rotten. He's completely unsalvageable. I can't forgive him for everything he's done.
I can't believe I'm saying this, but I don't want them to get back together. I want Yi Chen to have an ending with someone who truly deserves him.
I had to pause in Episode 7 because it just got too heavy for me.
Growing up, my parents always told me that our cups were full because we didn't take in the knowledge we received from the Bible. But in reality, it's their cups that are full because they fail to understand and accept reality. Life would be easier without their thoughts and ideals, but it would hurt so much to actually lose them.
His mom blaming him for corrupting his brother broke me. No one deserves to hear those words. I'm hurt.
what you cant sccept in yourself, you project it and become harsh. that's internalised homophobia
Thanks for pointing it out. Maybe you're right. Growing up, I'm reminded on a daily basis that being gay is a sin. I'm unconscious about it, and I don't know how to deal with it.
I should've braced myself for it to go downhill after they gave me so many butterflies. I watched this on impulse, thinking that I'd be bored, but damn, it's soooo good. I think I'll be daydreaming about them for a while.
I can't believe his brother called those feelings "abnormal," knowing that he'll also be a bottom in the future 🫠. Their parents' reactions are quite realistic. GMMTV parents these days are often portrayed superficially and don't reflect what most people like me commonly experience.
I hate being robbed of the dating phase 😭. If this turns out like "The On1y One" with a canceled season 2, I’m gonna lose my shit. Can we have an ending episode that doesn’t start with a problem?
- It's when you find yourself asking that question.
I grew up in a very religious and coservative household. At ages 15-17 I was really homophobic. I went through an identity crisis at 18 and almost unalived myself; struggled to accept myself and my sexuality, but somehow I slowly accepted it and I turned out to be someone who's"not straight."
What I'm trying to say is that at that age, what we say and do is not our own, but a reflection of the environment that we lived in and the people that surrounds us. I wouldn't be surprised to see myself at 15 or 16 reposting the same things.
I'm not asking you to enable his behavior, but to give him a chance to redeem himself, just like how I redeemed mine. What I am in my teen years does not define who I am going to be as an adult. I support cancel culture, but only to those who truly deserve it.
Love Class 2 was GREAT
But Love Class 3 is just meh. It's not giving "Love Class" anymore.
I can't believe that last week I wished for them not to get back together, but now that they've gotten a happy ending, I'm actually glad.
This drama is such a roller coaster. You'll find yourself loving them so much, but in the next episode, you'll suddenly hate them, only to fall in love with them all over again. It was a fun watch.
He's selfish and rotten. He's completely unsalvageable. I can't forgive him for everything he's done.
I can't believe I'm saying this, but I don't want them to get back together. I want Yi Chen to have an ending with someone who truly deserves him.
Growing up, my parents always told me that our cups were full because we didn't take in the knowledge we received from the Bible. But in reality, it's their cups that are full because they fail to understand and accept reality. Life would be easier without their thoughts and ideals, but it would hurt so much to actually lose them.
His mom blaming him for corrupting his brother broke me. No one deserves to hear those words. I'm hurt.
I can't believe his brother called those feelings "abnormal," knowing that he'll also be a bottom in the future 🫠. Their parents' reactions are quite realistic. GMMTV parents these days are often portrayed superficially and don't reflect what most people like me commonly experience.
I'm really excited for the next episode!