Simplicity
United States
The acting is great. You can see from their eyes, emotions, and intonations the emotions of each characters. Moreover, I understand both side's reasonings and why they think those ways. Gav is afraid of being left alone, especially from what happened to his past, while Cairo, on the other hand, is new to this type of relationship. He doesn't know what's up yet. This drama is also very realistic. Looking at what's happening in real world, you can see that situations like this happens a lot. That jealousy often results in anger and hurting each other. I can't wait to see the ending of this series. Now it feels like time is flying by so slow. I wonder how they will end this. Will Cairo move? Will gav follow them, will they stay together? I need to know soon. ﾟ( ﾟஇ‸இﾟ)ﾟﾟ( ﾟஇ‸இﾟ)ﾟ
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It's great!. Although I feel like it's lacking on support lead's development on type's side. They mainly focused on tharn's exes and those that likes him too. Would give 9.0 - 9.5 technicality wise, but it's one of my favorites so I'll make an exemption. ≧﹏≦. You guys should watch ittt. Definitely worth watching with people and seeing them fangirl. └(^o^)┘~^O^~
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It's Okay to Not Be Okay Episode 10
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I put IONTBO on hold after watching the second episode since I usually like binge-watching. Fortunately, I started watching it again this week, and with all the occurences happening from 3rd to 10th episode, the character's development, illustration of their vulnerability, happy moments, etc., emotions gathered. I was halfway episode 10 when this thought suddenly came to mind... Kang Tae is like a prisoner scared to let go of his past. Because of that one (yes just one) accident in which almost led Sang Tae to die, he decided to lock himself- including his happiness- up. Although I know it does affect your conscience humongously, that doesn't mean he should stop doing stuff that makes him happy. Furthermore, all his life he focused on his brother. He gives Sang Tae what he wants, move to different places every year, get several part time jobs, works his way around Sang Tae comfort, but what did he get in return? Sadness, loneliness, conscience, even bruises when there are fights, even learned how to fake himself. I'm not saying this is all Sang Tae's fault. No it isn't because it's not his choice to have autism. What i'm trying to convey is Kang Tae shouldn't have let this happening get in his way to achieve happiness, to get in the state of comfortness. I know it's hard, but hopefully Kang Tae eventually learn how to be selfish at some point. He needs to learn how to take care of himself. On the day of Mun Yeong's birthday, her mother finally appeared. Atleast that's what I believe- she's Mun Yeong's mother. I'm looking forward to her scaracter, specially she's been known as someone who's scary and witchy.Looking through preview, seems like Sang Tae will eventually accept Kang Tae's happiness. That it's Mun Yeong that makes him joyful. I hopefully he realizes that Kang Tae is not and will never be his.I am definitely looking forward to what's gonna happen next.
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