Not a Robot

I totally understand with The Promise! I haven't watched the last episode either, but it will probably be 30 seconds of happy.

This series has a lot of potential, but this episode wasted a lot of time with dumb situations. The shrimp nugget with celery, the MLM subplot, and Put and Pat reunion is just a total turn off. I didn't care for the face mask scene either.

If Pat resumes the relationship, I'm not going to drop it but will lose respect for Pat. This series wastes a lot of time on dumb situations, like the celery-shrimp nuggets.

Another dud out of Korea. When a series is bad like this, I start looking for signs of plastic surgery. I thought Juwon should not have re-appeared. I could never figure out why he needed to return from the past.

The lead actors were good, but this series unnecessarily strayed too far from the manga story.

The main couple is too busy playing Keystone Cops to have any chemistry.

They should have passed on Ms. Becky and Kim subplots, and spent more time on the leads actually interacting. If Ms. Becky rips off her wig and sings a Hedwig and the Angry Inch song, I may be okay with letting her stay.

I'm in the minority, but I enjoyed this series. I wish they had let Frank's military haircut come out from under the wig, and Lee Long is just stunning.

Maybe one of them will sing one of Mandy's songs. This series made me go back and watch Mandy singing, "Only Hope" on YouTube. She did a good job with that song.

Best wishes with your future. I wasn't kidding, if you need to tell your parents after you're on your own, maybe do it with a doctor, so if they have a heart attack, they will be in a hospital. Just make sure the doctor is on board, so they can educate your parents. Sometimes hearing that you're normal from an authority figure like a doctor, will help homophobic people begin to let go of their homophobia.

Since I'm oooooold, I read a book by a Japanese-American couple, Jane and Al Nakatani called, "Honor Thy Children." They were a homophobic couple who had 3 sons, 2 were gay and died of AIDS, the other was shot after a traffic altercation. The Nakatanis became speakers against homophobia. This is my long-winded way of saying, people can change, but even if your parents do not, there are others out here willing to listen, so please love yourself, just the way you are.

If you are still financially dependent on your parents, maybe focus on studies, get a decent job, and move out on your own. You will then be able to approach the safest person in your family to come out to. When you are not afraid of being kicked out, you will feel more secure about being open about your sexuality.

Also, some of the most devoted Christians I know are gay. I'm not a Christian, so I may be wrong, but while there are biblical references, I do not remember Jesus going on and on about it, nor did I read references in the gospels. I saw more references under the old testament, rather than the new covenant under Jesus. This is between you and God though. Jesus did speak about hypocrisy and scolded people for it many times, and I guarantee some of the people judging gay people are adulterers, liars, cheaters, etc. They do not have the right to judge you, just like you do not judge them. Maybe when your parents bring up "gays are going to hell" you can counter them with a scripture of God loving everyone, not judging, etc. Jesus did say a lot of great things. Adulterers are going to hell too under their assumption.

If you think your parents will have a heart attack, then you may want to consult their doctors. Yes, there may be a possibility that could happen, but that should not stop you from loving who you want to love. Sometimes this happens from anxiety, not an actual heart attack, but either way, that is emotional blackmail and just wrong. Most parents want their children to be happy, and will not use their health to get their way. I'm Asian so I understand this is a huge hurdle, but you cannot live under their command for the rest of your life.

You sound like a kind and compassionate person and the world needs more people like you. I know that you love your parents, but if they love you unconditionally, at a certain point, then have to love you for who you are.

I experienced this in my youth a few times. The friend has always been in the friend zone, but they let their feelings get involved. My problem was, I didn't read the signs, and was blindsided. I've never been a hottie, so it would be a total shock. The positive was, they moved on and found great people. I think that most of it was proximity rather than real love.

This is turning into the BL version of A Walk to Remember, but without Mandy Moore's singing.

Juvenile ALS is very rare. I'm worried about this series turning into a soap opera. The actors are cute and I'm still waiting for Nikko's answer. Please do not turn into a melodramatic soap opera.

Since Korean BL is usually the worst for me, I was skeptical, but ended up liking this series. My main complaint is how uncomfortable the actors are with intimacy (normal for Korean BL), but at least the story was interesting. Each character ended up finding their happiness.

Yes, that's what I meant. Thanks for the catch!

Thoop's sister being systematically raped, his mother doing nothing to protect her, resulting in a pregnancy and suicide, made him go off track to numb his pain. After being betrayed by his mother, step-father and losing his sister, Thoop tried to cope by going on self-destructive mode. Cher took the blame on, just like he took the blame for Ink in the office, because Cher believes he will solve the problems, instead of helping others work out a better solution. I'm not excusing Thoop's bad behavior, but I'm trying to see him from Cher's point of view.

I thought that Cher and Gun handled their conflict well, and that neither were too stubborn to admit they love each other. They are a very sweet couple.

I figured the said person was the person who got Tian pregnant. Not shocked that the mother covered. It's realistic in some cases.

Glad that Cher and Boss talked things over, and Ink made things right.

They should have just made this an independent series, not a sequel to My Day. I can't tell if the whole story is in Thailand, or if they go back and forth between Thailand and the Philippines. I know that some of the behaviors, such as salon staff wearing full hazmat suits is not happening in the Thailand, because I was just there. I normally like the over the top fake luxuriousness of Oxin Film productions, but I'm having trouble adjusting to Miko without Aki.

With the exception of the school nerd who is underage, having neck and hand tats, I find this a very cute and enjoyable series.

I thought that was useless too. The manga has many flashbacks, but it's new information, not the same scenes over and over.