Don't say goodbye!

Fear is the horrible truth that one can’t or will not admit. In one point in our life’s, we will have to face change, either in a relationship, friends, or even with family members. Change is what we fear. Change of what we know and learn to understand can feed our fears. I loved the episode! So much change on all characters. Facing fear head on is not easy and sometimes we need to have plan B in order to succeed and find plan A. We find Oh-aew looking for himself in the 1st episode. He faced loneliness but kept going; not only for him, but for Teh aswell. He realized that acting is not for him and decided to face his fear or rejection, but no the rejection of casting or his friends, the rejection of his loved one, Teh. With determination on his eyes, he confessed to Teh that he is changing major. You can see the disappointment of Teh but he swallows his anger and tries to be supportive. To make things worse, Kim decided to change careers as well since she is struggling financially. By then, Teh couldn’t handle that deep anger anymore and explodes on Kim, but his true anger is because he is afraid. Fear of change and uncertainty. Fear that everyone is leaving him and he is going to be all alone. Incredible episode. The topic, the angels, the acting, but most of all, the real topics that this drama brings is just lovely.

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I need 1hr not 30min!

The revelation is here! Why De stop calling Yi? What’s daddy Yi’s plan? Everything is explained and honestly, I loved it. Daddy Yi is not the typical homophobic dad. He really loves his son! He is so protective of his son that when he found out about De and that mystery blond girl, he though he betrayed Yi, so he made his mission to separate them in order to protect his son! But Yi is guilty as well. Instead of confronting daddy Yi, he decided to do everything by himself. When finally, Yi knows about the deal, they never thought that Yi will basically put them on their place! The lesson that we learned here in Ep. 3 is; don’t F with Yi!

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WOW

Incredible episode. So everything is out, like, everything. What I’m concerned about this episode is the censorship. Addicted to you was another great show that touch the topic of stepbrothers, for such, they got censor, and they didn’t go that strong compare to this one. Saying that, I really like the real-life topic. As a counselor, this is not the first time I hear about this. I always try to make it clear and differentiate between facts and emotions. In the case of stepbrothers, I always start of how they are related and what has or made it change. Past experiences and traumas. If you didn’t know that person as you do now, and if you saw that person on the streets, would that make a difference? Is there any abuse in a form or another? What are the genetics (parents and how they are related)?Many relationships start organic (friends) and many friends are so close that they are consider part of the others family. And some grow so close that they start having emotions to each other. Great topic and I wish these topics would be more open and not consider taboo. Now, regarding the drinking and taking advantage of another person: I don’t approve. This matter should have been handled in a better way. By creating such negative scene and image of one of the characters doesn’t help others that are in a real and same situation. I hope anybody that sees the episode won’t create any connections between the scene and others that are going through this. I understand that it was created to make more drama but there are many ways to do so besides taking advantage of another person.

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Trouble heart.

I read most of the comments and there is to many angry words here. Is it because of the story and what the characters are doing? YES! This is how you know the actors are doing such a great job!A good story with good actors will move your emotions so easily that it will feel like a roller coaster. The 3rd episode did this to me as well to everyone. We need to remember that Teh is just a bitch…lol. Ok, I’m still mad because I just finished seeing the 3rd episode. But besides this, you really need to think about Teh personality and how he fights against new experiences. He wants to freeze time and not change in order to feel safe. If you recall, on the 2nd episode, he admitted that he feels that everyone is moving forward and on todays episode (3rd) he even said that Oh-aew doesn’t have time for him since he is busy. So, Teh went back to his old self and did what he knows what to do, be an ass. Same thing happened on the 1st season with his X. He didn’t want to admit his fillings for Oh-aew so he was just an ass. What I can predict is; Oh-aew is going to break it off on the 4th episode and on the 5th episode, they will get back together. Why? Because that was the 1st plot of the 1st season. And I’m not mad about this. The truth of it all is; The story with the acting is so relatable to many. Some or most of the people here are or have been in college, and if you were or are, hopefully you are experimenting and learning what makes you. To learn what we truly like and who we like is part of an agonizing journey that we all must and will take. Falling in love with the wrong person, falling in love more than once, falling in love with your X, and falling in love with two or more at the same time is part of life. I really liked the story because in a certain way, it may help others to navigate through these rough oceans.

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