not me (2021) rewatch | EP 12: just like when we were kids
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not me (2021) rewatch | EP 12: just like when we were kids
what's funnier gumpa finding out because white's hands were so soft like a princess' or black getting angry at the fact that they made his little brother work
not me (2021) rewatch | episode 12
“you said it yourself that you shouldn’t get involved with this in the first place.” “i was wrong. i thought i could walk away from you. i thought it wasn’t my place. but honestly, i can never go back to the way it was. i am sorry. i want to walk with you. accomplish goals together. transform this society.” “you’re not disappearing on me again, are you?” “i am not. i promise.”
so petty of both of them i love it
once again amazed at black not comitting a little bit of bodily harm at this
gumpa: and where's your brother now? black: probably back to his old life white:
black being emotionally destroyed because of their connection before white actually throws himself into the water is so special to me,, like the dramatics of white almost drowning himself just to get his attention are already 10/10, he wants black to understand him so badly! but black was already crying and i don't think it was because of eugene
does it hurt when "your brother left his life behind for you, he can't just go back to the way it was. he must be really lost now. talk to him nicely"?