@elsbethbla0@yoojayei Hating someone for a role they played as an actress only shows the state of your mindset. Go get yourself a therapist, you seriously need help.
@chaawjai However, if viewers only see the toxic scenes, it's a real shame that everything intended for the audience isn't received properly. Toxicity indeed exists in many relationships, and many people choose to stay and acceptc it for various reasons, not just love.
@chaawjai As someone working in human psychology, I often listen to people's life problems, and I understand the root causes behind human actions—their underlying reasons. In my opinion, Pls Love is an extraordinary GL in how it conveys each character's struggles.
@chaawjai There are no wasted scenes; everything has a purpose to help us immerse ourselves in the story and understand every character. So far, everything has been delivered so well, even if a few parts felt a bit brief and fast-paced. The psychological aspect is conveyed brilliantly.
@lena__lorena@idekbunny If they hate you for the character you play, it means your acting is extraordinary. You did your part so well that everyone got carried away by the story and the character you played.
@im_sunnieee Whether Parn was unlucky or fortunate to meet Pheem is hard to say. Life was already tough with toxic parents, only to meet Pheem, who was just as toxic. Yet somehow, love still happened.