like i keep saying, Jun is the life of the…

like i keep saying, Jun is the life of the party, he keeps everyone on their toes & it is hilarious. this time he was serious & watching how he & Thame settled things. am sure he thought Po was interesting, maybe he was curious, but thankfully he wasn't infatuated. that's why he could bow-out without it becoming too tragic. *************************************************** he for sure was the push that both guys needed to finally coming together. i am happy Thame got so many good friends giving him love advise & helping him do something, that was solely for himself. ***********************************************************but Jun going on about Thame not being good bf material, let alone using Po & not appreciating him was a bit of a reach. yeah if Thame (or anyone for that matter) wants to be in a relationship, they should be considerate, understanding, loving & giving. but this not a one way street, Po needs to be as appreciative, considerate, understanding, giving & loving too.

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The Most Crucial Game

Free of most MARS content, this episode wonderfully focuses on two interactions: Thame's and Jun's and Thame's and Po's. With great visuals as canvas we first see two friends battle it out and later the titular relationship ingnited - at long last. The back and forth between Thame and Po is very different, not just stylistically, from the game Thame and Jun play, but both are equally enjoyable. William - again - shines in both Thame's confrontation with Jun as well as during Thame's meeting with Po. When William and Est are on screen, time slows down and everything becomes dream-like. It's been a while a BL episode left me with so many warm, fuzzy feelings - all due to WilliamEst magic.

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