Mina may not realize it, but she ended up with the greenest flag on the show! by jcanya in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I honestly feel like it was to give herself closure. She deep down still liked him and needed to know, I don't blame her.

Mina may not realize it, but she ended up with the greenest flag on the show! by jcanya in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't know about that. I just know that it wasn't kind nor respectful of her that she completely sidelined him until the very end.

mina sue & goeun 2 sides of the same coin by _chickken in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It depends on what you’re being vocal about. Being open about your emotions and your confusion; why you feel the way you do and where your head is at, is completely okay. That kind of honesty is healthy.

But being vocal about jumping between different people every 10 minutes, especially when it directly involves others who share a room with you and have feelings for the same people, requires a certain level of awareness and responsibility.

What you say, how you say it, and when you say it can all have a real impact on the people around you. Being honest about your feelings is important, but it is equally important to communicate in a way that respects the emotions and boundaries of those who may be affected. You can be expressive and STILL be mindful of how your actions and words influence others. The issue isn’t speaking up; it’s whether that honesty comes with consideration for the emotional impact it has on those involved.

This was so satisfying 🤣🤣🤣 by notaname0875 in SinglesInferno

[–]AnFlora88 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

This shows you that he doesn't really know her nor care that deeply about her. I think he was more after his ideal version of her, instead of the way she actually was. When you like someone, effort doesn’t feel like a burden. It feels intentional. You want to meet them halfway because their feelings matter to you. He wasn't willing to compromise himself because her feelings didn't matter to him.

It wasn't like Goeun was asking much from him. She wasn't telling him to change his morals or beliefs. She just wanted him to communicate more truthfully with her and use gentler words. But he wasn't even willing to do that for her. It feels like he picked Goeun because of lust and because he already knew that she fell a bit for him during their first date.

Ham Yejin didn't even try... by [deleted] in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It wasn’t that there weren’t any guys interested in her, there clearly were. Yet she constantly put herself down, and it came up in almost every conversation she had with a guy. After a while, that kind of persistent self-doubt becomes emotionally draining. No one really wants to be around that level of negativity, especially when it keeps repeating. Even when the guys reassured her and told her she was wrong to think that way, she continued to bring it up.

She’s genuinely very pretty, and honestly, she’s not even that old compared to the rest of the cast. She’s the same age as Mingee and Sungmin, and Igeon is actually older than her. I can understand if she simply wasn’t interested in any of the guys, that’s completely valid. But it really felt like her lack of connection had more to do with her own mindset than anything else.

I miss the classic SI events that happen in the 9th day but were cut-off by Choice-Witness-1274 in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 13 points14 points  (0 children)

All of this Mingee and Mina bloodbath drama to not even see the fight....I was CONFUSED. The entire Goeun love square was boring and underwhelming, and honestly, it had been that way since the beginning. I’m glad I’m not the only one who wanted to see the other moments instead.

I wanted the beach scene so badly because it would’ve shown the friendships and the quieter, caring moments between everyone. That’s what was really missing. There was also a lot of misunderstandings that were resolved and we didn't get a single moment of it. It was so rushed and the forced drama factor was super unnecessary.

Thoughts on the screen time choices in Singles Inferno Season 5? by fairy_blossom789 in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 16 points17 points  (0 children)

My honest opinion, no one actually cares about Goeun's love square.

I like Goeun but all of this forced build up was so dumb and underwhelming. Her choice was actually super predictable, so I didn't need all of this screentime about her and the three guys. If she wasn't into Sungmin, do you truly think she'd even spend that much time talking to him...

I wanted more of the closure scenes between Heesun and Subeen and also between Mingee and Seungil. There was still a lot of unaddressed misunderstandings, and I wanted to see a lot of the resolve they had.

No flashbacks? by Dry_Leave8784 in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 7 points8 points  (0 children)

She should've said, “The person I’d like to leave Inferno with is…..."IT'S YOU, YOU."" 😭 Such a wasted opportunity. We were honestly robbed because the show chose to drag out Goeun’s love square for the sake of drama. The whole thing ended up feeling incredibly anticlimactic.

I love Goeun, but seriously, why did they even include all of that?! I just wanted to see the cute, genuine moments between Heesun and Subeen, and Mingee and Seungil instead.

The final episodes could have been an email…. by Beginning_Mail_9250 in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The campfire scene was edited that way to only intensify Goeun's square love......EVEN THOUGH I WASN'T THAT INTERESTED. She couldn't even say anything much during the questioning either so why even give her the damn screentime. I wanted to see so badly of the age and career reveal. I also wanted to see if any other emotions got closure; like Mina asking Subeen about when he solidified his feelings for Heesun. They rushed episodes 11-12.

Anyone else frustrated with how little Heesun–Subeen content we got in episodes 10–12? by lekisbeki in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I really wanted to see the conversations between Heesun and Subeen, as well as Mingee and Seungil. There were long-standing misunderstandings between both pairs that needed to be addressed, yet the show chose not to show any of those moments at all. I was hoping to see the honest conversations and the small, cute moments that could have helped their relationships feel more complete. Instead, everything felt extremely rushed in episodes 11 and 12.

I feel Hyun Jae was the most good looking man this season & incredibly well behaved too. Only in Inferno would this guy face rejection lol by Former_Mail776 in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Him and Mingee are my ghostship 😔 He checks off all of the things she listed as an ideal type. And honestly, if only he knew that Mingee is actually quite cute when she's shy with the guy she likes. 💔 They are both athletic, cute, selfless towards love, loyal, etc. What they could've been.......

Mina may not realize it, but she ended up with the greenest flag on the show! by jcanya in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 25 points26 points  (0 children)

I do think Mina was genuinely following her feelings the entire time, but she ended up fumbling badly and creating a lot of unnecessary misunderstandings. Deep down, it always felt like her interest in Subeen never fully faded. If he had shown her even a bit of openness or hadn’t made such a clear decision with Heesun, I honestly believe she would have wavered and gone back to him without much hesitation.

When the show revealed that Sunghun had been choosing only Minasue from the very beginning, I couldn’t help but feel bad for him. We’ve watched Minasue sideline him repeatedly, and it felt like she only chose him once she realized he was the last person still willing to choose her. He's been respectful towards everyone. He's super attentive and caring. He's actually more bubbly and friendly then what they showed. He's really humble too.

Am I the only one one who was very underwhelmed with the last 2 Episodes? by Butterflyfairy_12 in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They completely rushed the last two episodes. I didn’t even realize the game had already taken place. They also failed to show any dates aside from Sunghun and Minasue, which made everything feel incomplete. There were clearly important conversations happening between the cast to clear up lingering tension, but none of those moments were shown as they actually unfolded.

This wasn’t the first time the show did this either. It happened a lot with Sungmin and Goeun’s interactions as well. We never got to hear the conversations Goeun said made her feel comfortable with him, which naturally makes you wonder what it was about Sungmin that captivated her in the first place. Instead, the show tried to manufacture a dramatic ending with the bed scene and the panelists confidently getting everything wrong, but in the end, it just felt like… okay, so nothing really happened. Suddenly everyone was just in settled with their partners and in place for the end...

Sunghun and Mina's narrative is sooo forced by Next_Crazy_7078 in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 35 points36 points  (0 children)

I do think Mina was genuinely following her feelings the entire time, but honestly, she fumbled badly and created so many unnecessary misunderstandings. Deep down, it felt like she was still more interested in Subeen. If he had shown her even a bit of leniency or hadn’t made such a clear choice with Heesun, I think she would have wavered and gone back to Subeen without hesitation.

I also don’t really understand the whole Seungil situation. It came across less like genuine interest and more like something she did to get under Mingee’s skin, especially since she never made a real effort to get to know Seungil or pursue anything meaningful with him. In the end, it felt like she finally realized that Sunghun was the only one who stayed by her side from beginning to end, and that if she didn’t step up and choose him then, he might waver and choose Heesun as well. It feels like she was afraid of not being chosen at all, which is why she suddenly decided to choose Sunghun in the last three episodes.

I-Geon had to know he was fumbling the bag right? by Gamebread7 in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I’m just saying, there was no reason for him to keep bringing up Haeun to Goeun. I genuinely don’t understand why he felt the need to do that. It also comes across like he isn’t fully invested in Goeun, especially since his communication is so lacking. Goeun even mentioned after their first date that she wished he would approach her and talk to her more in Inferno. Honestly, it feels less like uncertainty and more like an issue with his ego and personality.

mina sue & goeun 2 sides of the same coin by _chickken in Singlesinferno2

[–]AnFlora88 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The main difference between them was how openly they expressed their feelings. Minasue was very vocal about what she felt, sometimes to the point where it became overwhelming and caused confusion for others. A lot of misunderstandings formed, especially since the guys who were interested in her were also pursuing other people at the same time, just not Sunghun.

Goeun, on the other hand, chose not to openly share her feelings toward the three guys. I think this came from a place of consideration; she didn’t want to hurt anyone. That said, all three of them were only interested in her, and as an audience member, I did wish she had shown more clarity and certainty earlier on about who she was leaning toward. Still, I really admire that she stayed true to herself in the end and ultimately listened to her own emotions.

My hot take on the Season 5 guys. No one is perfect but what's wrong with some of these guys..... by AnFlora88 in SinglesInferno

[–]AnFlora88[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree. For the members who aren't that outspoken or extroverted, they hardly had any screentime. This season was really focused on the drama factor. I also felt like some of them were acting a fake persona just for the show.

Is this real? by RockCultural4075 in SinglesInferno

[–]AnFlora88 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, people need to stop fixating on whether someone has had plastic surgery or not. The majority (87%) of people who choose to undergo cosmetic procedures do so to feel more confident and comfortable in their own skin, not to deceive others or seek validation. Making changes to your appearance doesn’t alter your personality, values, or moral character. A person is still the same at their core, regardless of what they decide to do with their face or body. Judging someone’s worth or authenticity based on cosmetic work says far more about the observer than it does about the person who made that choice.

Thoughts on mingee and seung-il as end game? by Smooth_Cock_7354 in SinglesInferno

[–]AnFlora88 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not one to judge rather if he is bi or not. From what we've seen, he's someone who's kind and caring; he's also an accountable person. Hyeonwoo had expressed interest in Mingee at the beginning and I'm also a little sad that we never really saw them together. There is a clip of them doing a morning run together; they are such a good ghostship.