The story has gone in a direction that I don't really like. Kanit trusted toto and what did he get in return?
Toto gave Lion an ultimatum to come clean by himself though. I get it that he made a mistake of trusting Lion to be sincere but he's Kanit's boyfriend, it's natural that Toto felt like an outsider and felt that he should let Lion confess it himself. Little did Toto know that Lion was totally gaslighting both him as well as Kanit. He felt bad for Kanit the entire time but waited for Lion to tell him, when he didn't he told the truth himself. Toto's intentions weren't bad. And Kanit's crashout was pretty valid too. He feels double the betrayal and it's clear that Toto's lie hurt him more than Lion's. But Toto realised his mistake immediately and is trying to make up for it. I think I understand why Toto chose to believe Lion and also understand why Kanit feels betrayed too.
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Hey Jess, I just saw your comment on Ticket to heaven's page, if you don't like TTH it's fine but mentioning WU over there where fans are simply hoping for TTH's success is uncalled for. We know how much people already hate on skynani and WU please try not to mention them where it isn't needed, especially on bl pages. It sets the them up for more hatred. The raitings of the recent episodes of WU have fallen as well. Not trying to tell you what to do but if you could delete your comment over there it'll avoid more unnecessary disagreements, upto you though. I just don't want this show or skynani to get more hate than they already do. I'm saying it out of goodwill hope you understand.
Kanit had every opportunity to cheat on Lion with Toto, yet he kept turning him down. He wouldn't even kiss him,…
Exactly. And the way Toto just needs one nod from Kanit to risk it all. That man is already super into Kanit. So the sparks are flying from both sides but Kanit is the moderator he keeps himself grounded and prioritizes his boyfriend. I need him to dump that mf's ass and finally give Toto a chance because Toto is yearning so baddd
I have a doubt - what exactly was fear of Jia Hao ? And how come hurting himself helped , also when others defeated…
Because Jia Hao was the one who hurt himself. The others got their wounds from the demon, so when the demon weakened their wounds healed on their own. As to Jia Hao's fear I think he was always the careless kind of person who did not actually put his mind to anything so when he was trapped he wanted to free himself from the illusion by putting his focus back on the present. He hurt his wrist, his body focused on the wound, the illusion lost his power on him. That's what I've inferred.
They've become the standard for me I'm afraid 😠it's going to get harder to enjoy anything else
Their greatest weapon is subtlety. They never force the moment, never scream for your attention. Yet they somehow manage to steal every bit of your focus with mere eye contacts. The chemistry is so effortless it almost feels unfair!! It's the kind of connection that sneaks up on you, settles under your skin and suddenly ruins every other pairing because now the bar is impossibly high. I've watched countless romances, but very few have left me this hopelessly captivated. I've always anyway struggled to find stuff to watch because of my picky attitude, now I'm doomed.
"So you're saying I've made your heart feel again?"
Why does Pete flirt so much like wtf are we supposed to take away from this? And he's so right btw Niran you ain't slick my boy 😠no amount "ew" is going to save you
Okay the way the ritual scene ended is driving me crazy. Niran wasn't choosing between a good option and a bad option.
He was choosing between: Pete's sister remaining trapped and a powerful demon Qi Rong being released. Both options suck. But one option hurts just one person, Pete. And the other one endangers everyone.
And guess what Niran chose? He is so sweet to Pete omg what kind of love even is this? Not just platonic or romantic, not even just soulmatism. It feels beyond everything. And now he put himself in danger why oh gosh I'm gonna cryyyy
The last 20 minutes of the 2nd episode made me realise exactly why I had been waiting for this show to come out since the pilot trailer dropped in 2024.
Love creeps in slowly, it's not loud when it arrives. It has many ways to make way. Sometimes it feels like comfort or routine, sometimes it's softness when you're too weary to hold yourself, sometimes it's just silly smiles and teasings. But more often than not, it arrives in the form of attraction or desire. The least subtle and the most popular form yet. And desire isn't smooth. It barges in unannounced. It's what ticket to heaven is calling "lust". And when you're used to living the way others command you, the last thing you expect is your own mind going against your conditioning. But isn't that what desire does? It's notorious for a reason. It's frowned upon. It's discouraged by the scriptures, by the society and by the good ones. But not all desire is bad, and that's what many scholars forget to teach us.
Tanrak doesn't know this. He doesn't know that the tickles he feels when he touches Barth or the way his own breath hitches watching Barth wiping his lips are not the dirty kind of desire that he was taught to condemn. The heaviness of the last scene where he walks slowly towards the cubicle to get rid of his buldge and all the pictures of religious figures flashing before his eyes, the guilt and conflict he felt, the new feelings that were exciting but felt so wrong because there's this pressure of being the perfect christian boy who seeks to be a part of the heaven his parents have gone to- it's just too much to carry for a teenage boy. I was holding my breath feeling everything he felt in that moment. And that is exactly what I tuned in for!
Fourth's acting is commendable. Gemini has improved surprisingly well too. And they both look breathtakingly beautiful as well. So far P'Oaf has done a great job. Everyone delivered!! Can't wait for the next episode!
It's not mid and not weakest either. It has the best chemistry by far.
The comment above never said that it's a masterpiece. But it's definitely not the weakest. Gmmtv has made way weaker shows with no plots whatsoever just pretty faces floating around. I wouldn't call it vulgar though, it's raunchy comedy and romance. I personally was looking forward to the raunchiness, it didn't disappoint.
It takes me so long to finish an episode because most of the time I'm just gawking at Newwiee's beautiful face and can't follow the subtitles, I have to rewind and replay a lot ðŸ˜
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Why does Pete flirt so much like wtf are we supposed to take away from this? And he's so right btw Niran you ain't slick my boy 😠no amount "ew" is going to save you
NIRANPETE from Who?? The Wu!!!
He was choosing between: Pete's sister remaining trapped and a powerful demon Qi Rong being released.
Both options suck. But one option hurts just one person, Pete. And the other one endangers everyone.
And guess what Niran chose? He is so sweet to Pete omg what kind of love even is this? Not just platonic or romantic, not even just soulmatism. It feels beyond everything. And now he put himself in danger why oh gosh I'm gonna cryyyy
Okay now kiss?? Just kidding (I'm not)
Word is that this episode is gonna be really intense can't wait to watch it and have a mental breakdown over here with y'all after <3
Love creeps in slowly, it's not loud when it arrives. It has many ways to make way. Sometimes it feels like comfort or routine, sometimes it's softness when you're too weary to hold yourself, sometimes it's just silly smiles and teasings. But more often than not, it arrives in the form of attraction or desire. The least subtle and the most popular form yet. And desire isn't smooth. It barges in unannounced. It's what ticket to heaven is calling "lust". And when you're used to living the way others command you, the last thing you expect is your own mind going against your conditioning. But isn't that what desire does? It's notorious for a reason. It's frowned upon. It's discouraged by the scriptures, by the society and by the good ones. But not all desire is bad, and that's what many scholars forget to teach us.
Tanrak doesn't know this. He doesn't know that the tickles he feels when he touches Barth or the way his own breath hitches watching Barth wiping his lips are not the dirty kind of desire that he was taught to condemn. The heaviness of the last scene where he walks slowly towards the cubicle to get rid of his buldge and all the pictures of religious figures flashing before his eyes, the guilt and conflict he felt, the new feelings that were exciting but felt so wrong because there's this pressure of being the perfect christian boy who seeks to be a part of the heaven his parents have gone to- it's just too much to carry for a teenage boy. I was holding my breath feeling everything he felt in that moment. And that is exactly what I tuned in for!
Fourth's acting is commendable. Gemini has improved surprisingly well too. And they both look breathtakingly beautiful as well. So far P'Oaf has done a great job. Everyone delivered!! Can't wait for the next episode!