😱​​​​​​​​ 23.5 องศาที่โลกเอียง Reaction | EP 10 with

[@KB-pk5ze]

It feels to me like they had a great idea but then in the middle of it they just stopped trying. Like it could have been so good if they thought it thru just a little bit more... It's like my school assignments that I get into, have a great idea but then run out of time and just put something together just so it's done.

[@lv1123]

I mean Sun can't be okey with everything all the time, but outing is not okey too. It started as an accident, but then it went into a full on outing. The whole situation was f-ed up. Even tho what Sun did was wrong. I do get her. At this point, Ongsa is the one who seems ashamed. But Ongsa needs to start communicating. The fact that Ongsa didn't answer Sun at the stairs, when Sun asked her if she didn't want to be with her. How Ongsa didn't share her concerns about her parents. How she didn't tell the truth about earth. At some point, Ongsa would have to start dealing with her problems and concerns. Even Sun's parents told Ongsa that you can't keep secrets with a lasting relationship. Sun used one day to think about how to tell Ongsa, while Ongsa hasn't even considered telling Sun about her parents or thinking about telling the parents. Even Alpha thought about it. Honestly, the show hasn't shown us much to be concern about with their family. Like they seem lovely soo far, the mum comes off a little strong, but there hasn't been clear homophobia shown. Just some worry and expectations (nothing about relationships). I've always wondered why Ongsa was so paranoid and I wish they would've shown us more of the reasons why. Sun didn't have any reasons to doubt that Ongsa's parents didn't know. Considering how everyone is okey with it and knows about them including Alpha. Sun doesn't seem to get that it could be different for someone else. But I would be super confused too. If my family was super supportive and my partner's family weren't, I would expect them to tell me, especially if we have regular sleepovers or stay at their house. Even with the dinner, the parents seemed more surprised, shocked, confused and upset that Ongsa kept it a secret. I've heard rumors that the mum is homophobic. Why hasn't that been shown or hinted at more by this point? With Aylin... I just got very annoyed, it was clear that they pushed her too far. Aylin has improved her character without the pressure, but you could see how uncomfortable she got and how worse it got the more she was pushed. I believe Aylin would've opened more up to people with time if they took it slow and gradually, but it did feel like Luna tried to change her. Even if Luna might've had good intentions, she pushed her too far. And they did not take responsibility for their actions. I got so upset when they thought something is wrong with Aylin and not considering their own behavior. I know they are young, but that was clear as day. They acted like jerks and Aylin got too overwhelmed. Honestly this episode was a mess and I hate the long distance storyline. Seems like after Sun and Ongsa's honeymoon phase they went out of plotlines 😂.

[@m.centuries6027]

These last two episodes have me so upset. There's some good stuff sprinkled throughout like Alpha's conversation with the teachers, Sun and Aylin's moment, and Ongsa telling Sun not to stay because of her. This episode specifically just felt like a retread of what past episodes already covered or began like Aylin's discomfort around too many people/when people get too close to her. There was that conversation with Luna, Alpha and Sun (I feel like Mawin was there but I don't remember) about Aylin's relationship with her classmates. Making a lot of the characters seem emotionally intelligent is sort of backfiring, because now it's irritating that they can't realize what they've done and apologize before skipping to the conclusion that it must be Aylin. I was upset when Mawin and Ton met Aylin but Ton didn't immediately apologize or do so when he say that she was upset. I also hate that Aylin's moment was cut short and made about Ton at the end. I agree with y'all saying Sun should have asked for the hug, especially when Aylin backed away. A lot of the advise this show gives is good, but it feels more and more like it's meant directly for the audience (except they don't stare at the camera) and doesn't completely form to what the characters are going through at the moment. It feels less personalized. I get why Sun would be upset with Ongsa about not wanting her parents to know, but she picked up a bit of that outside and if she tried to stop her at the table she should have just held it in untill after the dinner or left without saying anything. It seems weird from the audience perspective that Ongsa would want to keep her relationship from her parents after they found out about Luna and Aylin, but Aylin's their niece and we don't know how they'll react to their daughter being queer. I also think it's more of an Ongsa thing since she's always expressed insecurity about herself being a girl in a relationship with another girl, like wanting to keep it a secret so that people don't talk bad about Sun and her prolonging not telling Sun that she was Earth. Part of it seems like something she's projecting because she's not ready for everyone to know and the possible judgement that might bring.

[@CGLeighCG]

I agree 100% with everything you 3 said, and I'm very disappointed in the direction this episode took. It felt like the writers were just looking to add shock value and drama where it wasn't really needed and now we have the monstrosity that was episode 10. I love emotional bonding moments and angst when it's done well and makes sense, but...it made 0 sense here and felt sloppy and disjointed. I'm going to watch the show until the end because I adore these characters, but I don't have much faith in the writing going forward lol. We were doing so well, too :( . I would have been all for an episode of Ongsa trying to win back Sun and fighting for their love IF it was because she was the only one in the wrong, but Sun outed her, Aylin and Luna in less than a minute, like??? No matter how hurt she was, which I understand why she'd be hurt and she has every right to be angry with Ongsa, that part shouldn't be excused. Idk...it just doesn't sit right with me. I still love Sun but those writing choices were not it lol.

[@FemmesReact]

Yeah it's messyyyy

[@deonya]

this is actually the fourth time someone has outed someone else on the show (charoen in ep 4, aylin in ep 6, and alpha/luna in ep 7) so i think it’s established that the writers don’t view it as a “thing”. and most people only seem to view it as a thing now because sun’s way of doing it wasn’t viewed as “helping” the way the others were. she’s mad when she does it and tunnel-visioned on being hurt, whereas everyone else who did it is “helping ongsa and sun get together, so it’s fiiiiiine that we outed them constantly.” it sucks either way, but also this all still comes down to horrible, terrible, downright bad communication. which makes sense, they’re 16, but they never really talk about things beyond surface level. perfect time to mention “i don’t want my parents specifically to know about us” would have been either after dinner with sun’s parents or right after alpha said their mom would find out eventually but they were too focused on the abroad program. because sun usually is very upfront about how she feels, but ongsa has to be coaxed into talking (which is honestly one of my biggest pet peeves in media in general. why make your MC unable to EVER start a serious conversation?). because ongsa always mentioned not wanting people to know, but she always framed it as “people will talk badly about sun for being with me” instead of framing it as “i’m afraid of how my parents will react” and i’m sure after sun made her grand gesture of tying herself to ongsa and then all their friends and then HER parents accepting them so openly, she assumed that now everyone knows so why be afraid and thought ongsa just probably also mentioned it to her own parents as well. but if ongsa brought it up properly beforehand, sun most likely would have been like “okay cool, not your parents then.” cause as a sapphic, i understand ongsa, i used to be in her shoes but even when i was 16, i always made sure to communicate to my partner of who i did and didn’t want knowing - and every time someone new found out, i made sure to communicate it again and again and AGAIN. i think, after putting up so much emotional weight of dealing with the catfishing thing with everyone knowing and hiding it, constantly having to start the relationship talks and even giving up her dream in her mind up until 5 mins ago, sun just snapped when the one thing she now tied herself to denied her in her face. it’s not right or okay but damn it sucks from both sides. hopefully they do talk about it in some way next episode and actually take it as what it was.

[@Oaiwen1437]

You guys are so me reacting to this EP :( I am so disappointed with EP10 Totally feel like someone never read all the previous storyline and jump in to write whatever they want for EP10 Merely for the sake of having some angst and conflict going. Sun doesn't feel like Sun at all in the last part. People keep saying oh they are just high school kid but in all previous EP they are establishing a characteristic that Sun is more mature than average high school kids ie forgiving Ongsa without explanation in a day by herself, always understanding Ongsa so many times Then all of a sudden this EP you want us all to understand yah she's still young and ...blah blah blah. No... I can't Not to mention the whole Aylin thing goes ... Why can't she really think she's alien or very into alien stuff because she wanted to ?? The whole student councils member getting involved and saying oh we need to help her ..... I just can't And If they want to put angst between Ongsa and Sun like this they should have give the girls MUCH MORE air time so we get to understand why Ongsa is acting this way and maybe why Sun suddenly did what she did in the end Is it because Ongsa tell her to go US she thought Ongsa doesn't like her that much? it could be, but we didn't really get that part showing to the viewer We wasted so much time on .... a lot of unnecessary plots. Sorry I don't hate others but I was able to busy tweeting for at least half of the ep and still knows what's going on with the show it's not me suddenly perfect in Thai but more like half the time it's not showing anything important 😑 Unfortunately with how they handle the situation with Aylin ... I give no hope that next ep will explain things more clearly for us it would be nice if they can prove me wrong but for now ... Im just gonna pretend this show only has 9 episodes😫 I love MIlkLove ViewJune and all the actors in this series but I feel bad for them now....

[@VampValkiry]

Finally! Somebody feeling and seeing it the way I do. not Luna (however well intentioned it might have been) and Ton (oblivious and self-centred) pushing Aylin past her limits and disrespecting her boundaries and then acting all clueless on what is wrong. Ton even making a stupid convoluted graph like he is a psychology professor all of a sudden. and neither of them has apologised to Aylin for overstepping. they are acting like there is something wrong with Aylin. there isn't. she is a sweet neurospicy baby who is already quite obviously trying hard. she just needs time to adjust to her new social situation and her role in it. building relationships is not easy and requires time, patience and compassion. Ton continues to bug the hell out of me. He manages to make every single situation about himself. ugh. Sun was so out of character this episode. To play devil's advocate for a moment about her outing people, Sun's environment might have made her a bit naïve about other people's situations and the possibility of opening up about something like that being problematic or even dangerous for them. hopefully she will realise she was wrong too. the plot direction is a bit unclear at this point. so we have no choice but to wait for the clarification next episode.😩

[@FemmesReact]

Yeah the only explanation I feel is that she was raised without the concept of coming out or that others might be closeted because her parents are so progressive.