This story told truth that love between two males isn't as it is always portrayed as rainbows and sweet moments. The struggles of the characters will make you realize that it isn't just about love that matters and mostly, it isn't just about gender identifications. It spoke and slammed reality as it is. Love isn't just about having your vows said but also life indecisions and selflessness. The characters portrayed their roles well, hence they owned it and the story is theirs to tell. The mental confusions in a way people outside their community hasn't seen or them talking about it is the real deal. The story is brave for being the first one to speak about it. We will realize that the lines between them and ours has been blurred, they're like us straight people too, in terms of relationship decisions and uncertainty. Certainty doesn't just lie on how long you've been together, the way the characters changed perceptions in life from season 1 really makes sense, and gave justice to the truth. It's just true to life that it is what makes TharnType the series unique than any other.