Another episode that is wholesome and heartwarming

We witness how important conversation is in one’s life. Opening your heart to talk about your honest feelings is courageous and deserving of an applause, that finally you’ve been released from the uneasy emotion that keeps dwelling inside you. Mrs. Na and Nut’s short yet heavy exchange of words during the surprise birthday celebration emphasizes that the things in the past can slowly-but-surely resolve the emotional distress of the present. Along with Prib and her acceptance to end the one-sided love she had for P’Nut. I like how careful Nut is in choosing the right words on declining one’s love because rejecting someone is as hard as being rejected.For me, the best thing that happened from this episode is the deep talk between Song and his dad. The fact that Song is indirectly vocal to his dad about the unfair treatment he felt was great. It is way better than hiding and owning the problem by yourself, that mostly happens in most teenagers. We can’t blame Song for comparing his life to his deceased brother, Neung. In the end, it was touching to see that the dad realized his lack of considering Song’s emotion. He is 18 years old, not too young and too old to perceive favoritism, even old people tend to feel this kind of treatment in their life. I also like the advice that Gen’s mother gave to Song, the hug was also comforting.Going back to Nut’s birthday celebration, it’s so cute that Tofu’s bonus gifts were a kiss and a night spent in Nut's room that continues in the next few nights. The story behind Mrs. Na initiating to wash the bedsheet and Tofu rejecting it was too funny, we all knew it right? HAHAHA. Satisfying to see homophobic people such as Jan and the school teacher being clapbacked by our boys. Just like what Tofu says to Nut, “Love is not the problem” it’s the people themselves who put criticism for two men falling in love. I also understand where Nut’s emotion comes from. We all don’t want to be put under a spotlight that says negative things about us. On the good side, contented to sight Mrs. Na’s happy expression upon seeing his boys and their lovey-dovey scenes. The story still has many mysteries to unveil. I am scared of the possible chance that Tofu might transform back into a motionless Teddy Bear.

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