This reminds me of Lee Chae-ha's character in *The Prosecutor's Proposal*, specifically when he says, "I want to prove I'm not like my father." The scene was incredibly moving and evoked a deep sense of pity for him; he constantly feels that the harm his father inflicted on society somehow falls on his shoulders, and that he is obligated to bear the consequences of actions he didn't commit and had no part in.
It's sad that there are still those in society who judge people based on their parents' professions or past actions :(
~ I TRANSLATED THIS FROM MY LANGUAGE TO ENGLISH SO IF THERE'S ANY MISTAKES, I'M SORRY :)) ~
Phat is so fond of Kay. he can't stop looking at him softly and taking care. and the way Kay gets startled because of this is adorable. poor boy suffered too much, he really deserves all the love and care
Issue: Haven't started this cuz I generally have absolutely 0 interest for crime/investigation dramas BUT from what I've seen Dew looks insanely cute in this one and that only makes me want to watch it. Chat is it worth watching?
In line with Justin's current issue, I just want to share something here.
I grew up in a very religious and coservative household. At ages 15-17 I was really homophobic. I went through an identity crisis at 18 and almost unalived myself; struggled to accept myself and my sexuality, but somehow I slowly accepted it and I turned out to be someone who's"not straight."
What I'm trying to say is that at that age, what we say and do is not our own, but a reflection of the environment that we lived in and the people that surrounds us. I wouldn't be surprised to see myself at 15 or 16 reposting the same things.
I'm not asking you to enable his behavior, but to give him a chance to redeem himself, just like how I redeemed mine. What I am in my teen years does not define who I am going to be as an adult. I support cancel culture, but only to those who truly deserve it.
Replying toDuckypie06•12 days ago•Liked 12 days ago
remember this same evil fandom who attacked Leng coz they want Ohm with Nanon, also same evil fandom who attacked…
I think you're right that Justin shouldn't have his life ruined but it doesn't mean he should not face consequences of his actions. He can have a new chance in a few years if he changes.
You keep attacking the show though because he was fired by GMMTV and that's wrong.
AlmondProgress, KenPaul and Keaton should not suffer because of him.
It's sad that there are still those in society who judge people based on their parents' professions or past actions :(
~ I TRANSLATED THIS FROM MY LANGUAGE TO ENGLISH SO IF THERE'S ANY MISTAKES, I'M SORRY :)) ~
Chat is it worth watching?
I grew up in a very religious and coservative household. At ages 15-17 I was really homophobic. I went through an identity crisis at 18 and almost unalived myself; struggled to accept myself and my sexuality, but somehow I slowly accepted it and I turned out to be someone who's"not straight."
What I'm trying to say is that at that age, what we say and do is not our own, but a reflection of the environment that we lived in and the people that surrounds us. I wouldn't be surprised to see myself at 15 or 16 reposting the same things.
I'm not asking you to enable his behavior, but to give him a chance to redeem himself, just like how I redeemed mine. What I am in my teen years does not define who I am going to be as an adult. I support cancel culture, but only to those who truly deserve it.
You keep attacking the show though because he was fired by GMMTV and that's wrong.
AlmondProgress, KenPaul and Keaton should not suffer because of him.
You're spammimg the comment section.