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Sii en un vivo con Naty Melcom habló mal de hossana. Imagínate insultar a una nena de 6 años. Igual Natalia la defendió y dijo que era una nena pero Nadia da esa vibra. La verdad de chiquita Nadia era mi favorita porque se me hacía dulce en 1997 y el personaje de sol era mandona pero son los personajes. La realidad ahora de grandes es que Nadia siempre se enoja con los fans cuando le preguntan algo de chiquititas y Dani siempre comparte anécdotas y feliz de responder porque tiene gratitud y lindas vivencias. A Nadia le molesta hablar del motivo que la hizo famosa o sea chiquititas

@@j0l1ed1v15 si concuerdo contigo, y no puedes decir que alguien es mala persona con 8, 9 o 10 años... Y sin saber que se oculta detrás de un niño enojado.... Pero a mí nunca me gustó Nadia, ni de pequeña. A pesar que el personaje de Sol era malhumorado igual preferia a Dani

Me too I hope he comes back with Rachel

He is a dramatic actor. Hope to see him act again

@@tlnovelasinfantiles same!

Vanishing on 7th street

So? What point are you trying to state?

You really don't understand s*xual abvse do you...

More like ten minutes of I slept with my father’s wife and now I’m crying about it😮

He is! I am very sad that he stopped acting in movies

Claro que sii

Why? Thanks anyway🙃

He felt guilty because he had sex with his father’s wife. He consented at first. He had some responsibility he was not just a victim.

​@@j0l1ed1v15 Minors can't consent also she gr00med and threatened him

Dani es mucho más agradable realmente. Te confieso que al principio no me gustaba. Pero es más educada y tranquila y eso de que Nadia insulte compañeros no sólo ella . Me parece una falta de respeto total. Te gustará o no pero Dani no insulto el. Físico de nadie hasta ahora

@@sofiamaimone6980 tal cual. Además Nadia siempre se enoja cuando le preguntan por chiquititas. En cambio Dani comparte anécdotas y muestra más gratitud. También confieso que de chica prefería a Nadia, se me hacía más dulce el personaje ya que sol era mandona y caprichosa pero son solo personajes. Como ya grandes y como se muestran prefiero a Daniella.

@@j0l1ed1v15 Dani me cae muy bien. Por algo ella estuvo en el especial de Ro y Nadia no y me da mucha pena porque amaba su personaje

@@sofiamaimone6980 es que Nadia niña es otra persona que Nadia adulta. Me quedo con Nadia niña siempre será de mis favoritas de chiquititas.

@@j0l1ed1v15 Y me preguntó qué infancia habrá tenido porque se nota que a pesar de todo Dani tuvo más ayuda y eso se nota en la persona que es!!

He is the prettiest l

Human beings are not robots they don’t work like a handbook. And the situation it’s way more complex that how you describe it.

Nobody deserves hate. It’s crazy how people think they can decide who deserves hate based on their perception of things. What kind of persons thinks another human being deserves hate? That’s not our business to decide. This is the main problem with cancel culture. Ok this is fiction but it happens in real life to. People think they can decide if another persons deserves hate based on their own beliefs and values, that most of the times are not even facts. It’s crazy. In this case I share the dad made q mistake but it’s a difficult situation for him too. People are not perfect

And about the specific plot of the show. I Agree he was a kid being abused and he was a victim but I can see the dad’s point too. Scott agreed to have sex with his fathers wife at the beginning. He said yes. Knowing he was his dads wife, he was wrong, there’s no way denying that. He’s not 100% free of guilt. He was 16 not 8. That’s the age of consent and he consented. With his fathers WIFE. His dad has the right to be hurt and he reacted the way he could. Of course it’s like 90% her fault but Scott did wrong too

@@j0l1ed1v15 Actually I watched the whole show and he said that it started a month or two after she moved in with them. If she moved in a year ago that would make him a year younger than he was in the show when she first abused him. He did try to stop her in the flash back where he said no after she asked him if he was awake. He then proceeded to say that “you said no more, you promised”. He might not have said no at first but he did try to stop it from happening again. Also he told his mum that she would ask him to say stuff that his dad would say to her so he wrote it down because he couldn’t say it. She kept those letters to make it look like he was obsessed with her. The father did show his true colour at the end where he did not leave the stepmom but she left him and he told his son that it was his fault that she abused him. He was also embarrassed about the fact that his wife cheated on him with his son instead of seeing it for what it is which was a grown woman manipulating and sexually abusing his underage son. The dad definitely has a toxic mindset where he believes that boys can’t be SA’d by grown women they must have wanted it.

@@tbeauty334 it’s his own logic. Everyone can have a toxic mindset at certain times. We as human beings don’t have perfect logic all the time. I agree the dad made a mistake but so did Scott. They both hurt each other and they both needed help to re build their relationship. I would say it was 80% the woman’s fault and 20% Scott since at the beginning he agreed that he thought he was in love with her and agreed to have sex. At the beginning it was consensual and Scott was 15 (a year younger) not 8. A 15 year old have to have a toxic mindset as well as he agreed to have sex with his dad’s wife. Yeah she was the worst but Scott made a huge mistake too. When he is having that conversation with Shelby he admitted at the beginning he consented but then he said no and she didn’t stop. That’s when it went from statutory rape to rape. And yeah. She was a terrible woman but Scott did have some responsibility he’s not 100% innocent so the dad has a point. And him and his father were doing better but he had that meltdown in the restaurant where he started yelling and crying of course his dad felt pushed and blame him.

I know why. It’s because he’s pretty. He will look good crying, smiling, laughing or doing whatever

He's such a great actor the way he's like moving up his hand and his leg is like trembling and the sound of his voice as he explains what he thinks he did to his father in regards to what happened between him and his stepmom even though it wasn't his fault incredible actor

@@juanitamorgan5475 he’s very good acting with his face and body. One of the best actors I’ve seen but he doesn’t have a good voice inflection and that’s also important for actors.

He sounds very different now

Yeah it's the sound of his voice but I don't care I like him as an actor

@@juanitamorgan5475 I love him and I think he’s very good acting with his face and body but he doesn’t have a good voice inflection. And that’s very important for actors too. He would win an Oscar if he played a role with his face and body only. A man with mutism maybe

I hate his voice but I love his face. I mean when he was young now his voice sounds good and his face is not as perfect

More like forbid him to cry

All his characters as a teenager were annoying

Así es es la más popular y famosa

Me too trust me

A couple years ago I got obsessed with watching higher ground just because he was one of the characters from the show

Tbh I hate the accent

I think you need to read the caption and analyze it. It was a hard situation for both. The dad is human and he doesn’t really understand how that happened and why the kid didn’t say no and wrote love letters. He did all he could to understand him but it is a complicated situation.

Tbh he was very good playing conceited or problematic young men, I don’t know In which role he would fit now he’s in his 40s. I think he can’t find a role that suits him and that’s why he stopped acting when his middle age started

Who?

Además se se nota paulina es Rubia De ojos claros Blanca Y la gente que hable es ardidos porque no son estas 3 cosas que ellos no tienen solo tienen envidia

Real

Especially when he was very young.

Both are victims in this situation and both of them made mistakes. I think it’s a very good show and it should be talked about more