Just watched the whole ep and i seriously am crying because wth! It transcended all my expectations and was far better than I had imagined.
I used to think angst was all about them fighting, being separated, and everything that comes with it. But this episode proved to me that it isn't really about that. It's about being kind to someone regardless of the circumstances, being true to your feelings, being honest with yourself about them, moving forward, and remaining resilient and strong despite whatever life throws at you.
This episode was just so heartbreaking, yet so incredibly beautiful. Despite everything they've been through and all the harsh things life has thrown at them, they're still surviving. And that's what made it so powerful.
It truly showed that no matter how strong you become, and no matter how much you've learned to cope with something, you can still hurt. You can still remember that person. You can still miss them. You can still feel the weight of everything you've lost. You can survive every day, keep going, do everything you're supposed to do, and still, at the end of the day, find yourself yearning for that person. This is what love that hurts feels like. And somehow, this drama managed to portray it so perfectly. This is so, so good. This drama is genuinely incredible. 😭
How kind and patient tinn's grandma was ugh, i see where tinn got his kindness from. And his father is always pissing me off.
The scene where tinn was crying at the bridge ughh i am crying so hard because wth this was soooooo sad!!!! 😭 makes me wonder that if they had shown phob's backstory like this as well, we all wouldve been crying for him too
The edge of horizon's day ayya. Nvm, the statue still has me baffled because wtf! And i really hope they finally show some good scenes. Also, when is lust coming?
Yes he def is colourblind. Infct, in the novel, it was big jane who dragged him into the toom angrily and even…
The novel is very toxic, like a lot and while big jane is like the uni setting, he's a bit more psychotic lmao. Also, his backstory and all is done great, otherwise thai bl noels are tanslated v poorly
My babies are coming tomorrow again. Ugh, i can't wait for theeee anggggstttyyyy episode. I know they gonna deliver. Ugh, they have me on a chokehold man
I used to think angst was all about them fighting, being separated, and everything that comes with it. But this episode proved to me that it isn't really about that. It's about being kind to someone regardless of the circumstances, being true to your feelings, being honest with yourself about them, moving forward, and remaining resilient and strong despite whatever life throws at you.
This episode was just so heartbreaking, yet so incredibly beautiful. Despite everything they've been through and all the harsh things life has thrown at them, they're still surviving. And that's what made it so powerful.
It truly showed that no matter how strong you become, and no matter how much you've learned to cope with something, you can still hurt. You can still remember that person. You can still miss them. You can still feel the weight of everything you've lost. You can survive every day, keep going, do everything you're supposed to do, and still, at the end of the day, find yourself yearning for that person. This is what love that hurts feels like. And somehow, this drama managed to portray it so perfectly. This is so, so good. This drama is genuinely incredible. 😭
The acting, cinematography, THE SIGNIFICANCE.
Everything was PERFECT!
The scene where tinn was crying at the bridge ughh i am crying so hard because wth this was soooooo sad!!!! 😭 makes me wonder that if they had shown phob's backstory like this as well, we all wouldve been crying for him too