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I agree, i felt it was wierd to have her smile like nothing happened

Yes, they showed her walking away in tears after hespoke to her

I agree....i don't think she is ugly

......but she is not Wow...what a distracting beauty....

I felt they progressed and worked out their issues well afterwards.

Both finally fully open up....both had severe traumas. They heal and supported each other

I disagree about him being a playboy.

He never promise anyone anything and they knew what to expect.

As for thr adulthood....yes it was anger and guilt...but she decided on that path

He was not a playboy.

The girls liked him...he never promise commitment.

He is very clear of his intention. Those who pursue him knows he usually only last 3 months.

When he met FL, he knew his interest and he never once entertained or looked at another girl.

Glad i made a good choice to wait until this end....they have made changes from the novel and made it worse....

I'll watch for the pairing and skip the annoying parts

She died in the novel

In the novel ....i felt ot was more balanced...they met again....she wants to make it up to him. ....she goes to live with him.

They work things out...open up to each other more...date fully

Drama- let's just have a more unbalance between the leads.

The novel is better.

In the novel he doesn't really hate it....but had anger....it flowed better in the novel... I'm positive they will make it wicked dramatic with the issues

Novel is better for sure.

This adaptation just add a bunch of filler, dragged on dramatic drama

They are catering to the international fans....but even so...it is getting saturated and is "cash grab". Many fan girls don't really care about the storyline....

My lil bro who is gay complained that the many storyline is all about sex ...hooking up...cheating...and that they use to have better storyline

Unpopular opinion, but I feel the GL genre is typecasting her.

I miss when she had more of a versatility in her roles. I'm not talking about str8 drama.....but more variety of roles and characters.

I feel the same about BL actors....they are typecast....and I would even say trapped in these roles.....since it has more traction with fangirls....and these are extreme fangirls for both gl and bl

For someone who's grieving. Is too much for them as well


It's easier said and done for an outsider. I didn't fully understand it until I worked at a nursing home and saw an experience stuff. Then I experienced my own issue with my dog who had cancer. Do I continue treatment or do I put them down. He was my soul dog.

I felt that nobody understood me. I went on forums of other people who has lost their dogs and found solace in that. But I did not find any solace in any human being

I am waiting for more episodes to binge. Or else I won't be able to handle that process and then have to wait to see what happened next

Even as a nurse. We know better. But we know there might be a possibility and we want our loved ones to be with us. She has no one except her grandma. I see it in the nursing home.

So yes she will be unreasonable because that is all she have. You could also see that with her interaction with that guy who did not want to tell his daughter.

I would give someone some grace. As a person who's not attached to a loved one. We would not understand what they're growing through. This is not comparable to many people. But I went through the same thing with my dogs.

In the novel The only that they had was the Grandma's Medical bill.

In the series is different. From what I gather their families in debt in general along with added debt from the medical bill.

I found one scene a little off. She said that her dad abandoned her? Something along that line. But in the novel it demonstrates the love and care that her dad gave her. So I thought it was a little weird that they chose to have her say that. When her mom is leaving her.

Weird for like a better word. They're just trying to traumatize it more than it should be

Yes he was definitely holding on to that one Solace he has.

I don't feel like they were trying to be adults. I felt like they were forced to be adults. When all they want was love and care. In which they end up finding within each other.

Being with each other wasn't forced. She had the thought of annoying her mom for the game. But she was genuine in her care for him. His whole life everything was forced. She's lucky enough to have a grandmother who gave her so much love. She also had a dad who also gave her love. Therefore she was able to give that to him as well.

I could see that in the second half as a adult. The more extreme Action.

She was willing and it's really didn't want to. I feel he won't make her.

She still having the wall block even in adulthood. He couldn't fully open up till later.

But during their High School days. I didn't feel that.

The read the novel a few times. And to me it is romantic. We see the transition from bonding childhood and the struggles and then the full acceptance of love in adulthood

same novel but it's definitely different perspective because he did not do anything extreme to keep her, to me.

Unless you're talking about them as an adult?

There some trauma bonding but that was not the whole core of their relationship.

It started with 2 lonely soul....just being presence and understanding. They were already connecting way before any reveal of any type of family traumas

Neither was open nor expressive with their traumas. It reveal itself through their reaction to the situation that's going on. Therefore I don't really consider them connecting through trauma bonding. I feel they connected even more once that was revealed.

To me there's two lonely soul that just understood each other without even words. Then that solidified that when it was revealed about their traumas

The novel characterization is so good and deeep

I hate how they changed it.

I watched this until episode 5. And I couldn't go on. Too much extra dramas...dragging filler.

Granted in the novel she's not as expressive but more w/actions