FoxSpirit

That was so damn confusing, why did they suddenly switch personalities? Did I miss something (I skipped a lot lol)? I mean they kind of fit better to the actors now but makes no sense for the story...

Whatever, you sound like you don't even want to try to understand it. Hope you never get into a relationship with a guy like Mork. bye~

Based on your weird reaction you should take your own advise, if you can't deal with a little critic about your favorite show or character?

But it sadly had problematic things too and it doesn't matter which genre it is with topics like this.

Like portraying the invasive shippers as positive in the end and giving them full access to Mork and Pis relationship even though Pi hated it... that's like rewarding them for their bad behavior. They didn't learn a thing to keep their noses out of other peoples relationships... And Mork is basically a manipulative stalker, which ruined him. It's shocking how many fans see him as "perfect boyfriend material" who understands Pi so well. But all he did was just saying those supportive things BUT he always did the opposite. He literally did not respect one of the boundaries Pi set up. He constantly pressured or guilt tripped Pi to do things Mork wanted, things Pi wasn't ready yet... Like he said he's fine with keeping their relationship private and a secret, and the next minute they are infront of the shippers and Mork pressures him to make it public to all of them...

Hm, I wish we get another episode or season to see if he really changed. But I want to believe he did. All his messages and how he tried to get Oh back. He's not the smoothest in that regard tho. But that's his character. The thing with the co-actress was probably to fill the void and he now realized it doesn't matter if they have the same interests, if they are an actor couple like he wished. If it doesn't click it doesn't click. There is only that one person for him. Everyone else was just him chasing after naive dreams, those people were attached to. I hope this makes sense? xD

It has it's weird overacted bits and dialogues / tried too hard at times. But for a first episode it was good and I am always here for mafia and crime shows. It's not over the top but it's enjoyable. The trailer for the next episode looks interesting ;)

Oh and the ladies are not annoying. At least not yet, hope they stay as nice as they are. (lowkey shipping them but that's just my wishful thinking)

Well, ok they weren't together yet but almost, they even kissed so they weren't just friends. It was a double game with her and Oh.

"Also, for those of you who don't know just like hetero relationships gay relationships fACE THE SAME STRUGGLES. I need yall to understand when yall put gay rs in an outside bubble sometimes and think its always happy and wonderful filled you're actually ostracizing us in a way and making it seem unrealistic."

OMG THANK YOU!! I am so tired of people pretending LGBTq are super innocent, saints and don't struggle with issues. It might be surprising to some, but there are even a lot of a**holes who are LGBTq because we are still the same species -humans- as cis hetes, which includes the same percentage of bad apples as well ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Technically Teh also cheated on his girlfriend in the first season but nobody cared about that <.< Besides I have the feeling a lot of people project themselves way too much on the characters. Which of course leads to disappointment since the characters are NOT them and they never were supposed to be. AND characters in a story always go through a character change over time. Teh and Oh-aew are here to tell a story about growing.

Pro tip: don't get settled too much on own expectations and wishes for a show / movie. And don't attach your mental health to a story that isn't finished yet... Storytellers have the option between three or maybe four endings: happy, sad, bittersweet or open. Not every story will have a happy end, people need to be aware of that. Otherwise there wouldn't be an arc of suspense.

yep, I rather got the impression the aunt self projected on her "You just see what you know"

well, that is your opinion, a lot of people think different on this

"Meen is utterly miscast. The actor looks like a child and speaks like a child." Actors play what the script and director tell them... if you compare his acting to Dueans dirty dream version (ep11) of him, he could totally act different. It's just that he is supposed to be that way, it's not like he brings this on set and is like this in RL (he also looks less childish in RL)...

"A Tale of Thousand Stars" and "He's Coming To Me" but they have one thing in common and that's P'Aof as director and Screenwriter.

Same~ If one reads him (and Meen) as neurodivergent it all makes sense how they behave.

If you don't take it serious it's entertaining.

Maybe when Mork stops being a hypocrite and manipulative idiot. The Birthday situation was straight up to pressure Pi into something he clearly didn't want to do (going public just yet). And Mork solely told him about his Birthday to archive that. He could have told him the whole day or even the whole week long, but he chose to use it in the evening to guilt trip him...... If a person doesn't understand your problems, fears and rather pushes their own needs and wishes over them, it's a red flag. I know people like this in RL and they are not fun to be around, they will always keep you small and on a mental leash.

I am annoyed they wrote him this way -.-

Please, that's all I want from this show at this point. Maybe Pi (or Duean) getting some self-awareness into Mork so he finally starts to actually respect Pis boundaries and not just talks about it u.u

There is no step by step rule for how fast and what has to happen first, when people are horny.

I actually thought the show was daring enough to make him lick it off and then that happened .... just wtf :D

"He's Coming to Me" is so damn underrated it hurts. It's in my top BLs.