It felt weird too, the worst part was the mom inviting Top like it's a casual and natural thing to do and then…
Yes, letās drink to a realistic portrayal in a drama! š„š But yes, I agree - that swooning over a friend they donāt know looks really unreasonable to me š¤·āāļø
OMG. I finally find this comment. I was so mad. It's obvious Mew didn't want that particular friend there but…
Yep, anything could happen, and it could be something totally insignificant, or it could be something major. They donāt know - at least, I hope so. It would be really bad if they knew and behaved like that, so I really think they have no idea. But thatās why Iām saying, I would go off of my kidās reaction and get out of there, letting them figure it out later, without me - they are adults after all. If they make up and my child is happy with his friend, I would be fine with it, too.
I just want to say that momsā behavior puzzled me a bit. Canāt they read their son? He was obviously trying to avoid his āfriendā. Couldnāt they see it? If my kid gives a cold shoulder to her āfriendā, I try to immediately withdraw from the situation. Like, oh, sorry, we are so busy, bye! I donāt even care about the reason, they can work it out later, but I would definitely avoid Top in this situation. I understand itās a series and Top had to earn some points. Unfortunately, this move subtracted points from both moms for me. š¤·āāļø
The only suspense now is whether the dad is setting up Sailom's brother to be caught with that watch and thereby…
I donāt know - if I was Saifah, I would run to grandma, hand her the watch and asked her to just give me cash as payment for watering flowers. I would be very surprised if daddy was not trying to frame Saifah.
Can we please get a series with Wayne and Chun Chih where none of them dies in the process and they have a happy ending? I was so happy to see them! š
omg segasaki is becoming the BL version of Christian Grey.. what a psycho for stalking yoh lol .. that water scene…
I donāt think heās stalking. I think heās worried about Yoh - he knows Yoh is a big kid and he feels like people can easily take advantage of him. And Yoh didnāt help any by being all shady about his new job and possibly not coming home overnight. What really needs to happen here is simply talking to each other, but then we wouldnāt have the series, would we? š
If the actor who plays Dad was going for a creep factor, heās an amazing actor! Iām being serious, because…
Thank you š I am sorry you had to grow up in this environment! I canāt imagine how hard it is for a child! I was lucky to have wonderful parents, and I can see my dad jokingly saying āyeah, yeah, donāt overwork yourselfā, but it would never occur to me to be so uncomfortable in his presence - thatās why Kangās body language was like a wake up call to me - so out of place and commanding my attention. I also looked up Nong - the actor who plays daddy, and he is a seasoned actor who wouldnāt make a mistake like that. At least, I hope so š So I agree - it makes sense for daddy to be the ādangerousā part of the title. Well, letās see. I will be definitely watching - I like all the actors here, and I only wish it wasnāt a high school scene. All the actors are old enough to be in the university, and it could bring more potential to the story I think. But, oh well⦠š
If the actor who plays Dad was going for a creep factor, heās an amazing actor! Iām being serious, because…
Remember, how Kang was sharing his daddyās āwisdomā with Fah? Like, you have to assert yourself above others and punish them into submission or something along those lines? Yeah, that smells of shady business and like you said - people locked up in his basement - rather than poor single parent who doesnāt know what heās doing. Also, the way Kang slouches and makes himself smaller in front of his dad, like heās expecting to be hit - thatās not normal, and Perth is too good of an actor to do it ājust becauseā. So, for the sake of the story - I hope daddy is shady and he gets what he deserves in the end. Sorry, I donāt wish anything bad for the characters, but wouldnāt it be a huge waste of good actors to just be as simple as āIām your best buddyā daddy? š
Kang's dad doesn't blink. Like at all and it's creeping me out.
If the actor who plays Dad was going for a creep factor, heās an amazing actor! Iām being serious, because as of now, we really donāt know much about daddy except heās some kind of politician or something. It seems to me that he has some very shady business on a side and actually wants Kang to stay behind in his studies so that he has no option but take over that business. I guess, weāll see š§
I kinda feel like Atsuki isn't getting the hype he deserves. Kouhei is handsome af no doubt, but Atsuki is probably…
I appreciate both actorsā visuals, but Atsuki is just so tenderly beautiful! š»With his type of beauty, itās easy to look tender in one light, and sinful in another, and sometimes both at the same time. Great face for an actor, and as a good actor, he can use it to full potential! And I am here to watch his work! š„°
I know a lot of people are demonizing the woman but here is the way I see it. Zo said himself that he wants to…
True, as Zo grows up, he should understand whatās going on and speak up. For now, though, itās not that simple. He misses a relationship with his mother, and itās crucial for him to have her love him in any capacity, so heās willing to go through those sessions even though they drain him. Yes, he likes debating, but you can see how his passion gets āturned offā with momās nitpicking. He still chooses to go through with it to just spend that time with mom, even though itās not the quality time he needs. And she fails to see it. Thatās her failure as a mother and as a teacher. But bottom line - I agree with you - he has to speak up and I hope he will. By the way, I really appreciated how Dunk showed this transition from excitement to a completely miserable dullness. šš»
I know a lot of people are demonizing the woman but here is the way I see it. Zo said himself that he wants to…
I get that mom wants her son to win and is trying to help him with those sessions. Hereās what I as a mother donāt understand. Her son came home from another city, and all she does is blabbering. At no time she attempts to simply hug him, talk to him about what he wants, what his experience in college is, about his daily activities, his friends, anything but his wins and successes. It feels to me, and I am sure to Zo as well, that Zo doesnāt exist to her outside of the debate club frame. Thatās a problem. Honestly, with her comments to her former students (āyou always slept in my class, how are you successful nowā) I feel like her students come to her pretty much to throw their success in her face - like they succeeded not because of her, but in spite of her. I might be wrong, of course, but I definitely didnāt like her little comments, including how her family drives her nuts. Just my opinion š
But yes, I agree - that swooning over a friend they donāt know looks really unreasonable to me š¤·āāļø
My only other theory is that they think their son is so petty that whatever he could be offended with is a complete nonsense and shouldnāt be taken into account. But that makes it only worse. So I will stick to them being oblivious and not paying attention to their child š¤¦āāļø
Again, I know itās a series and moms are just there for a minute, but being a mom to a teenager makes me want to see someone relatable I guess. And here, I was so hoping to see not one, but two nice ladies, and they both were a bit⦠well⦠unrelatable (if thatās even a word š¤)
Oh well⦠I do like the series, though, canāt wait for the rest of the episodes š¤©
What really needs to happen here is simply talking to each other, but then we wouldnāt have the series, would we? š
I also looked up Nong - the actor who plays daddy, and he is a seasoned actor who wouldnāt make a mistake like that. At least, I hope so š
So I agree - it makes sense for daddy to be the ādangerousā part of the title.
Well, letās see. I will be definitely watching - I like all the actors here, and I only wish it wasnāt a high school scene. All the actors are old enough to be in the university, and it could bring more potential to the story I think. But, oh well⦠š
So, for the sake of the story - I hope daddy is shady and he gets what he deserves in the end. Sorry, I donāt wish anything bad for the characters, but wouldnāt it be a huge waste of good actors to just be as simple as āIām your best buddyā daddy? š
But bottom line - I agree with you - he has to speak up and I hope he will.
By the way, I really appreciated how Dunk showed this transition from excitement to a completely miserable dullness. šš»
Hereās what I as a mother donāt understand. Her son came home from another city, and all she does is blabbering. At no time she attempts to simply hug him, talk to him about what he wants, what his experience in college is, about his daily activities, his friends, anything but his wins and successes. It feels to me, and I am sure to Zo as well, that Zo doesnāt exist to her outside of the debate club frame. Thatās a problem.
Honestly, with her comments to her former students (āyou always slept in my class, how are you successful nowā) I feel like her students come to her pretty much to throw their success in her face - like they succeeded not because of her, but in spite of her. I might be wrong, of course, but I definitely didnāt like her little comments, including how her family drives her nuts. Just my opinion š