Boys in Love

Cute, fluffy series about life and love

Disclaimer

What I am writing here are my views and thoughts about this series. Some of you may not like it. That does not give you the right to try to come at me with your opinions on why this series should get a higher or lower score and why it is better/worse than I think it is. You have your own opinions, and I have mine. Kindly respect that.

I have now been able to find the time to write a review for this series. I did complete this series on the 6th of July, 2025. And, what can I say? This series was cute as we got to know the love lives, friendships and lives of Shane, Kit, Kim, Mon, Tar and Per along with their teachers Tan and Nat. We are not only introduced to these guys falling in love but also with everyday life challenges that they face while navigating through their school/work and their love.

Is this series fluffy and gives you butterflies while watching them? You bet your bottom dollar it does. But it also gives you real-life situations that I honestly thought would have gone another way, but they didn't. Two examples are that Kim and Mon will be going to different colleges, and they will be trying a long-distance relationship with them. I honestly thought that one of them might give up their dream just for them to be together. Another one is that I actually thought that Shane would have been successful in getting the scholarship, but he was not, and while it took him some time, he applied himself to go to college in Thailand instead to carry out his new dream.

While the two main lead couples did steal the series, I also adored the relationship between Tar and Per as well as the teachers, Tan and Nat. Tar and Per seem to be at the tentative beginning of a relationship that can turn into lovers, and that's why it's so cute to me. Tan and Nat were also a cute couple that at times seemed to guide these youths in their young lives. All in all, it was truly a cute and fluffy series, which I knew it was going to be. What I didn't expect it to do was to also teach us along the way as it did. I truly recommend this series to anyone who wants to watch it.

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gmmtv's best show of all time and its not even close

okay so i just want to say that it usually takes me 2-3 weeks to finish thai shows bc i have the attention span of a five year old, and i also have lectures + i am an athlete. im telling you this so that you will understand just how hooked i had to be on this show because i finished it in less than two days. TWO FUCKING DAYS. no skips, no 2x speed, nothing. i was so addicted to this show that i genuinely could not stop watching it. this show has 3 (or maybe 4 i can't really tell if pertar were like official) main couples and i had a great time with ALL of them. while all the plots definitely relate, they aren't fully intertwined the whole time, so i'll break this up into paragraphs for each couple.

1. kim + mon (chokunaston) my babies
GUYS KIM AND MON WERE SO CUTE LIKE I WANTED TO CRY THE WHOLE TIME THEY WERE ON SCREEN THEY WERE SO SWEET IT MADE MY STOMACH HURT ADFJLAKLSDFSDKFJ ADF I LOVE THEM SO MUCH MY BABEIS. okay but seriously, kim and mon were by FAR my absolute favorite couple in the show, and honestly, they're probably my favorite bl couple of all time. this is chokunaston's first show together and they killed it SO hard like WOAH. these two have so much potential you already know im hype as hell for their upcoming show. kim is so freaking cute. greenest of green flags he is so obsessed with mon its hilarious. mon is probably my fav bl character ever he is so me. together, kim and mon are so sweet. they had such a cute confession with the giraffe doll like i squealed like a 12 year old girl at that scene and im not even ashamed because that is the only appropriate response to that. kim also delivered one of my favorite lines ever that i quote daily "he reads shakespeare, i read doremon" that is SO funny to me. i really appreciated that kim and mon got together within like three episodes instead of dragging it on for ten episodes. sometimes i lose interest in characters once they get together but it was the exact opposite with these two they were just so cute together i never got bored of them. i need a bf as obsessed with me as kim is with mon. that one scene where mon is trying to study and kim is just staring at his face for an hour genuinely makes me laugh every single time i rewatch it, and you already KNOW that i have rewatched this show at least ten times. i also really did enjoy the dynamic between kim and mon's mom. usually parents in bls kinda piss me off, but the actress who played mon's mom was really good, and she made the character make a lot of sense. i think it was really cute watching kim do literally anything to win over mon's mom because he was just SO in love. i hate red/black flags in bls and kim + mon were SO far from that. they were so soft and so fluffy. the rest of the show was soft and fluffy too, but these two REALLY delivered the fluff. this show made me fall in love with chokunaston, and i am SO excited to see their futures. gmmtv please please PLEASE give them a character i would spend thousands like i need a chokunaston doll to be friends with my permpoon!!!

2. kit + shane (lukemick)
kit and shane started off good but ended AMAZING. i'll be honest, i was REALLY suspicious about how these two would work together. i've known about mick for a while and i didn't think that he was really made for bl. while i didn't know a lot about luke before watching this, i knew enough to the point where i was a bit nervous. in my opinion, these two started off a little rocky. i mean, its blatantly obvious that these two are like super mega straight, which isn't like an ISSUE, but it was kinda glaring. however, as the show went on, you could tell they were getting more used to playing their roles. i think that kit and shane got cute after shane stopped being all uptight so like around episode 5-6. honestly, i just loved kit as a person, so i didn't really care about shane until they got together. i will say i was genuinely shocked when they kissed in episode TWO. like woah. but honestly, these two were so sweet. i would say that even though mdl lists kim and mon as main characters as well as kit and shane, kit and shane were the MAIN main characters. i will say i felt for shane's struggles in trying to figure out what he wanted to do in college because trust me buddy, we've all been there. towards the end when all the stress about college was happening, i really loved the connection between kit and shane. it really did feel real, they were really sweet together, and the way they comforted each other was so AWWWW. also, shane and his cat were so cute like ugh so freaking adorable. i loved that cat (sorry im blanking on its name idk why) but that cat was literally kit and shane's child i swear. all in all, lukemick did a very good job with this show. while i was a little nervous about how they woud do with their parts in the beginning, they really got it together and delivered phenomenal performances towards the middle/end. while kit and shane aren't quite as perfect as kim and mon were, they were still so fun to watch.

3. tan + nat (podpapang) aka the teachers
okay so they were cute! honestly, i dont think i have that much to say about these two. they were cute! i enjoyed their scenes. were they my least favorite couple in the show? like yeah, but i still love them. i thought their connection seemed really genuine and sweet. they were so wholesome, but then again, the whole show was. the actors did a great job and thats all that really matters.

4. per + tar (kenpaul)
so like im gonna be honest when i say i was so confused as to what these two were while watching the show, but i THINK they were something. like they kissed yes but they never officially got together (at least from what i remember) so like.. i know kenpaul are paired together but idk yall.. per and tar were SO CUTE tho, i really loved tar paul is such a cutie pie. unironically paul is my favorite person like ever he is so cute and so sweet off camera and on camera he fit the role of tar so well UGH hes so cute it makes me mad. everytime tar came on screen i felt violent because i just wanted to give him the biggest hug ever cuteness aggression is real and my proof is the existence of paul and his portrayal of tar. i wish these two got more screentime because they were so cute and funny, especially at the beach when they got lost like BRUH i love them so much. honestly, these two need their own show because i would eat that shit UP i love kenpaul i love paul my baby like how is he so cute my baby my baby you're my baby say it to me.

conclusion time!!! so to wrap this up, i think i should talk about the overarching plot and all that. i guess i just HAVE to. so lets be real here, this show's plot is very simple. nothing crazy is happening, its just a cute fluffy high school love story between the two main couples that are students and also one about teachers (and a mini one thats also students). there wasn't a lot of unnecessary drama which i really appreciated. like, all disagreements made a lot of sense and nothing felt forced. yes, kim could be a little dramatic sometimes which would cause issues with mon for like 20 minutes, but he's so cute that he can get away with it like yall i do NOT play about kim and mon. honestly, one thing i really loved about this show was just how colorful and vibrant it was. i really liked how the characters didn't have uniforms at their school, and how nothing ever looked dull. all the color is a welcome change from other high school set gmmtv shows (my school president comes to mind). overall, this show is PHENOMENAL. it is up there for my favorite bls of all time, and it is most definitely my favorite thai bl. this is my comfort show, i rewatch it whenever im sad because kim and mon bring me so much serotonin its unhealthy. i wish my high school experience was like this bruh WHY DIDNT I HAVE A KIM UGH. anyways, to officially conclude: WATCH THE SHOW IF YOU HAVENT. it is such a good time, i was smiling and giggling the ENTIRE TIME and i rewatch it at least once a week. boys in love altered my brain chemistry, and i am so excited to see these actor pairings moving forward because these boys have SO MUCH potential!!!

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This series is a heart-melting overload of cuteness and has officially earned a spot as one of my comfort shows. It’s built on a compelling narrative that explores love, identity, friendship, acceptance, growth, and coming-of-age, all wrapped in beautiful messages across every episode.

The characters were thoughtfully written and richly developed, capturing adolescence and the often tumultuous transition into adulthood. From the thrill of first love to family and social pressures, and the uncertainty about the future, the show gracefully navigates these universal themes.

Although Kim and Mon were the most “immature” couple, they were undeniably my favorites, radiating sweetness at maximum intensity. The chemistry between Chokun and Aston was simply perfect. Shane and Kit stood out as the most mature couple, both in personality and in how they evolved throughout the story. Then there’s Per and Tar, whose antics had me laughing out Loud. They gave us the most lovable “bromance” ever. And of course, Nat and Tan, proving that opposites truly attract and that love knows no age.

As much as I adored the series, not everything was Sunshine. The only real sore spot for me was Mon’s mother, who consistently tested my patience and felt out of sync with the rest of the series.

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One of the best things that has happened to me this year

Looking at the title of the series and the cast of course there are scenes that must immediately be deleted from your expectations but then there are the ones that immediately come to mind 💖💖💖💖💖😍😍😍😍
The young cast and the fact that for many this was literally a debut series l must say that they have delivered completely beyond expectations 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Seeing the new blood that GMMTV is bringing to the table is just a big bringer of hope for the future of the BL industry 💕💕💕💕
Luke, Mike, Chokun, Aston, Ken, Paul, Pod, Papang have all made themselves free tenants in my mind 😍🥰
When It comes to music 😍🎼🎼🎵😍😍😍damn GMMTV went all out with Barcode😍😍the ost is just so amazing and on top of that the English music used in the series was just so attractive and am lucky to have had and known each and every song that was played ❤️❤️😍😍😍❤️❤️
God am so in love with Boys In Love 😘😘😘😘😘😘
It's a show that will echo for years to come ❤️❤️❤️

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A Cute, No-Nonsense Teenage Romance, All Fluff!!

“First love is only a little foolishness and a lot of curiosity”- George Bernard Shaw

GMMTV steps into the threshold of teenage romance with their new show “Boys in Love”. If you are looking for a show, along the lines of “Make It Right”, “Love Sick 2019” or the current 2025 version, then I don’t think you will be disappointed. The show is no- nonsense, fluffy romance happening in the midst of a school revolution where the Principal has forsaken the old rule of wearing school uniforms. Obviously there are divided opinions, the teachers don’t support his decision while the kids are having a field day wearing whatever they want. Caught in the midst of this social reform is our very studious, very diligent protagonist, Shane. He is dedicated, disciplined and socially awkward. Best caricature of a bookworm who only lives and breathes to better his scores. He lives with his super lazy siblings who don’t contribute much and instead rely on Shane to manage the household needs. Self reliant, Shane has never had any fun or enjoyed his life, being saddled with responsibility. This isn’t just his story, the show neatly packs four different romances in the entirety of each episode. They are riveting, intriguing, and we are seated to watch their individual growth as they embark on a new journey!

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https://the-bl-xpress.com/2025/05/03/boys-in-love-first-impressions-ep-1-2/

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Of tropes, high school romances, and sexual awakening

'Boys in Love' is a Thai BL high school romance series centered on four love stories, three of which are portrayed during the teenage years, highlighting the emotional intensity of first love, self-discovery, and social interaction. It also explores themes such as crushes, friendships, peer pressure, and the excitement and drama of young romance.
Set in a Bangkok high school, today turned into a real chaos with disobedient students since its teaching staff decided to implement a policy of canceling the school uniform, the series portrays several romances that explore the challenges and joys of growing up.
Waa Waasuthep Ketpetch, the award-winning writer and director of the LGBT+-themed films 'Malila: The Farewell Flower' (2017), 'The Blue Hour', and the series 'Be My Favorite' (2023), writes and directs a lighthearted and very funny drama that perfectly captures the rollercoaster ride of first love.
Renowned screenwriters PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai, Yui Kanokphan Ornrattanasakul, and Issaraporn Kuntisuk, who have collaborated on the scripts for the BL series 'ThamePo Heart That Skips a Beat' (2024-2025), 'Kidnap' (2024), 'Cherry Magic' (2024), 'My Golden Blood' (2025), 'The Heart Killers' (2024-2025), and 'This Love Doesn't Have Long Beans', among others, team up once again to tell a story that narrates the excitement of newness, the awkwardness of that first love filled with awkward moments, and the emotional intensity of those first loves and relationships. What strikes me most about this series is that it goes all out on the romance front, and very quickly for its 12 episodes, so we'll have to hold on tight to our seats for the twists and turns that await us: in other words, the sweet moments and the sad ones that are sure to come.
I love how much the series extols the value of friendship and how beautiful relationships beyond romance can be.
Likewise, I like how it reflects the importance of forging bonds based on trust and having people to lean on and look out for you no matter what. Watching Shane, Kit, Kim, Mon, Ken, Paul, Nat, and Tan form these kinds of connections with each other is very heartwarming. As they open up and we get to know them better, we'll realize the power of high school romances that explore the challenges and joys of growing up, making them accessible to both teen and adult viewers, whether they're members of the LGBT+ community or not.
'Boys in Love' has just the right amount of drama, as we can't forget that we're watching several teenagers discovering their sexuality, but this doesn't overshadow the show's lighthearted, fun, joyful, and humorous tone.

First Romance:

The first romance stars Kit (Luke Peemsan Sotangkur) and Shane (Mick Metas Opas-iamkajorn). This relationship explores the tropes "The popular kid and the outcast (nerd)" and "Opposites attract".
Kit is a very popular boy and… a real clown. He has a group of friends in a class of bad students. Cheerful, mischievous, outgoing, with a sense of humor, a perpetually disconcerting smile on his face, a fan of electronic games, and the youngest son of a wealthy family, this boy is doing poorly in school.
On the other hand, Shane is totally different. This shy, artistic, absent-minded, and unsociable person is achievement-oriented, and focuses its efforts on acquiring knowledge and skills that guarantee a promising future.
The son of divorced, absent parents, he has two sisters: Jin (Ciize Rutricha Phapakithi), older than him, and Cheese, younger, so his house is rarely quiet. Helping to ensure the chaos at home is Name (Aun Napat Patcharachavalit), the fourth child in this family, and Kaiju, the recently adopted cat. Although he locks himself in his room, he is always interrupted when all he wants is some peace and quiet so he can study.
When one of his teachers asks him to help a notoriously troubled student pass his exams, the self-proclaimed bore sees it as his chance to earn the money he needs to achieve his dream of studying abroad. That's how he meets Kit, but despite their two very different personalities—one with a bad reputation as a student and the other considered a bookworm—they soon hit it off.
For Shane, the character played by the younger brother of actor "Win" Metawin Opas-iamkajorn, Kit will be his escape from all the academic pressures, showing him that there is life beyond school.
Two completely different characters—one loud and confident, the other quiet and introverted—Shane and Kit's differences will create challenges. I have no doubt they'll ultimately balance each other out.
One, descendant of a ruined and dysfunctional family, manages to become a professional thanks to his talent and dedication. The other, from a wealthy background and with parents who are role models in society, sees himself as the black sheep of the family.
This romance will break social barriers, as the two boys realize that status doesn't matter as much as they thought.

Second romance:

The romance between Kim, "The Lovestruck Boy" or "The Smiley Boy," and Mon, "The Adorable Boy" or "The Dimple Boy," explores the trope known as the "new kid in school".
Kim (Chokun Puttipong Jitbut) is Shane's best friend. Less intelligent than his friend, Kim has suffered several heartbreaks and dreams of meeting the right boy.
The boy of her dreams enters Kim's life on the very first day of sophomore year, when Mon (Aston Ratiphat Luengvoraphan) arrives at school. While trying to fit in with the school's various cliques and rules, "The Dimple Boy" revolutionizes the school's social dynamics... and attracts Kim's full attention, turning he personal and academic life upside down. Will Mon be able to find his place—and perhaps love—in a new environment?
The character known for playing Half in 'My Love Mix-Up!' (2024) he speaks truthfully and doesn't hesitate to say whatever's on his mind, but always with respect. We love that he's so outgoing when he meets Mon, and that he doesn't care what others think!

Third Romance:

At high school, which often feels like a miniature version of the real world, there's the social group that, in addition to Shane and Kim, includes Per (Ken Kanthee Limpitikranon) and Tar (Paul Tanan Lohawatanakul).
Both have a cheerful and fun attitude. Despite being in the "Smart Group", Shane and Kim's two friends don't take their studies seriously and enjoy copying Shane's homework. In addition, the two make a big deal out of the things that happen to them.
Everything seems to indicate that Per and Tar's romance explores the "friends to lovers" trope. If so, these two best friends will slowly realize they have romantic feelings for each other. In that case, the tension will arise from not wanting to ruin the friendship. It's a slow process as the two navigate the transition from friends to something more. The first two episodes, the only ones aired so far, don't tell us whether or not this third romance will happen, but GMTTV teases it. So, I'm hoping for it.
Per and Tar are two somewhat clumsy and carefree teenagers whose outings, comings and goings, make this series stand out among its genre, providing memorable scenes as friends with each other and with the other members of the group.

Fourth Romance:

Teachers Nat (Pod Suphakorn Sriphothong) and Tan (Papang Phromphiriya Thongputtaruk) play a supporting couple while exploring various tropes, such as "Enemies to Lovers", "Opposites Attract", and the adult version of "New Kid in School".
Tan, the serious, quiet math teacher, one of those who doesn't like to speak at faculty meetings, but who opens up early with Nat, the new literature teacher, is captivated by the elegance, haughtiness, good manners, and self-confidence of Nat, the teacher who has just arrived at the school.
They aren't exactly two characters who can't stand each other. In fact, they're rivals because they're simply too different.
When Tan and Nat are forced to share a storage room due to the lack of desks in their respective staff rooms, they clash. Tan, feeling that he's lost his privacy and the unique advantage of being the sole occupant of the space, develops a tension between them that must transform into attraction. It's all about serious, adult conversations, heated moments, and finding common ground.

Why watch 'Boys in Love'?:
Thai director Waa Waasuthep Ketpetc has tackled LGBTQ+ themes many times throughout his career, and as in his previous works, in this romantic comedy, which is a pure delight for the viewer, he once again delves into the questions that six young homosexual teenagers ask themselves regarding their emotional and sexual awakening. Elegant, cheerful, funny, with an adorable artistic design, a pleasant aesthetic, precise and beautiful writing, solid performances, some 'Heartstopper' vibes, a great directorial exercise, this series about sexual awakening that coincides with the passage to adulthood and that is surrounded by complicated components, such as the portrait of several romantic relationships, the exploration of various tropes and problems at school, has a soundtrack performed by Barcode Tinnasit ('Kinnporsche' and 'DFF').
I'll come back to the review later.

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Tan y Nut mis papás

Si soy honesta, vi la serie desde que salió el capitulo 1 sin ningún tipo de fe o expectativa porque parece que cada año la gmm se pone de meta ponerle menos empeño a sus series o ponerle empeño a unas 2 (las cuales conforme avanza parece que los guionistas se van durmiendo), pero de esta no me arrepiento, realmente la disfrute de principio a fin aunque tenga sus errores e incoherencias.

Esta serie definitivamente entra en mi top series que un adolescente debería ver porque es la VERDADERA serie para adolescentes, los personajes se comportan de su edad, no tienen miedo a dar cringe, viven la vida, estudian, juegan, tienen conflictos propios de un adolescente y demás cosas.

La verdad ame que pongan un personaje que se enamora fácil como Kim, porque es tan real, a no ser que nunca hayas interactuado con personas de la mas mínima forma o seas alguien que no sepa fijarse en detalles, se sabe que siempre en un curso hay un o una compañer@ que es como Kim, se enamora rápido y vive al 100 ese enamoramiento. Encima me encanta que pongan que al final encuentre a alguien que es igual a él de cierta forma; que en base a ello se vea como funciona la aceptación con la que seria su suegra, como es la mamá de Mon, que ella es otro personaje que me gusto, pero de los padres hablare mas adelante.

Shane y Kit.... los quiero mucho, ambos me hicieron sentirme por gracioso que suene, identificada, muchas cosas que se plantean en ellos son cosas que viví, cosas que me he cuestionado, cosas por las que pase de cierta forma e incluso a día de hoy, temas como el de Kit no sabiendo que será de su futuro porque se siente insuficiente o idiota es algo que me pasa, Shane no creyendo como alguien lo puede amar y arriesgar todo por él igual, aunque esos siento que son dos temas que no importa la edad te pueden tocar. Con esta pareja creo que es con la que mas puedes llegar incluso a llorar por ciertos temas, acciones, gestos que hay (Adicional, con Shane me identifique con muchas cosas igual).

Me hubiera gustado tener aunque sea un poco mas de Per y Tar, no se, a pesar de que salían poco me gustaban ellos y quería saber mas en especial porque eran el cliché de los amigos enamorados que saben que estar enamorados pero no lo dicen, que no pueden estar sin el otro y son muy uwu, idk, la verdad es que me gusta ese tipo de dinámica y me hubiera gustado ver unas 3 escenas mas de eso.

Ahora, sobre los padres, wow, creo que me gusto la variedad de padres que hay, se siente un poco, solo un poco mas real y creíble, con los papás de Shane siendo un desastre terrible al punto de que ni sus hijos menores viven con ellos y los mayores se hacen cargo, lo cual es bueno en parte porque ame la dinámica de los hermanos de Shane y él (me hubiera gustado verlos mas en pantalla porque se me hizo muy lindo a su manera), aunque igual con ellos siento que los añadieron en mal momento o no supieron como meter bien ese conflicto porque fue el momento que mas fuera del lugar se siente en la serie, es como si los guionistas dijeron "oigan viene muy tranquila la serie, y si metemos un problemas de la anda porque si?" y asi surgió ese problema salido de la nada que tampoco llevo a nada de los padres queriendo vender el departamento (que o fue error de traducción o realmente nunca dijeron que era de ellos porque en todo momento daban a entender que mas bien sus hermanos pusieron la casa y todo) y pelearse por quien se queda con Shane.

La mamá de Mon se me hace muy creíble la verdad, una señora que se ve mala, que va a dar problema y que parece regaña a Kim solo por ser "amigo" de Mon pero que en realidad solo esta dejándole saber a Kim que Mon no esta solo... Vi a varios que no les gustaba mucho este personaje pero a mi me encanto, tiene sus momentos y fallas pero sigue siendo creíble ya que ninguna madre es perfecta en su crianza y creo que aquí lo llevaron bien. Los padres de Kit me encantan porque a lo mucho para mi son buena representación de como tratan los padres al hijo menor cuando ya tuvieron varios antes, no esperando nada de él no porque crean que no sirva para nada, sino porque aprendieron de sus hijos anteriores que por exigirles perfección o destacar olvidaron dejarlos ser felices y vivir su vida, se nota muchísimo por el simple hecho de que el tutor haya sido pedido al final y solo porque no querían que se quede de año mas no para que destaque, si realmente les importara el futuro académico de Kit hubieran contratado tutor hace muchos años, se nota en como lo dejan priorizan el jugar que el estudiar, como tratan de entenderlo como en la escena donde Kit dice que quiere irse a Alemania y después va su papá a decirle que si eso es lo que quiere lo apoya, en como le dan su espacio cuando lo necesita pero tratan de estar para él (aunque se nota que siguen sin saber como manejar del todo esto).

En especial ese darse cuenta recién con el hijo menor de varios de sus errores y querer mejorarlos como pueden se nota muchísimo con la hermana de Kit, se nota en la insistencia de querer llevarlo a otro país para que sea el mejor y tenga el prestigio de haber estado en una buena universidad, en como hasta le pide a Shane que hable con él para que se vaya a otro país, se nota mucho ahí la forma en la que fueron criados y la forma en como con Kit trataron de arreglar eso, en especial cuándo este se abre con su mamá y en el como ella lo consuela (que me hubiera gustado que sea un poco mejor esto), incluso lo notas en como son en las cenas familiares donde ellos parece que necesitan hablar de sus logros para sentirse validados a diferencia de Kit al cual lo validan sin necesidad de eso aunque, igual es un arma de doble filo ya que Kit siente la presión de ello, de no ser perfecto como sus hermanos, de no destacar como ellos y en especial, de no sentir que enorgullece a sus padres como sus hermanos, ahora que lo pienso pudieron ampliar mucho mas esto.

Ahora, mis papis, Tan y Nut, como los amo, dios ojala sacaran un especial solo de ellos dos, que dure como una hora cada capitulo porque ame cada momento de ellos dos juntos, había momentos en los que me emocionaba mas por ellos que por los demás, tal vez me estoy volviendo mayor pero cada segundo con ellos era como una caricia al corazón, Tan es para mi el papá de Shane, ojala hubieran mostrado mas la dinámica de ellos dos porque en serio es como si Tan fuera el papá de Shane, Tan se ve muy profe divertido pero cuando se trata de Shane es serio, comprensivo, trata de entenderlo, ayudarlo y aconsejarlo, es tan papá, lo amo. Tan también se me hace un amor, quiero saber mas de él, quiero saber mas de porque sus inseguridades, de que paso en su adolescencia, mas de su tristeza ante ciertas cosas y como Nut de cierta forma lo ayudo a mejorar en ese aspecto, ay es que son tan lindos; espero haya un Our Sky donde tengan su propio capitulo solo para ellos porque en serio quede con ganas de saber mas de ellos. Los quiero mucho.

Quería decir muchas mas cosas pero me distraje viendo el MV de Tự Nhiên Thất Tình de Nguyễn Trần Trung Quân que olvide todo lo demás, si alguien lee esto les recomiendo ese artista.

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Corações adolescentes e pequenos dramas que funcionam

Esse BL me deixou com o coração quentinho do começo ao fim. É fofo, leve, cheio de primeiros amores, primeiras vezes e descobertas, daquele jeitinho colegial que parece sessão da tarde. Não tem a pretensão de ser profundo, mas justamente por isso funciona como um abraço depois de um dia cansativo.

Shane e Kit são o clichê que dá certo. Ele todo certinho e organizado, e o outro puro caos, sonhador e cheio de energia. O contraste é o que faz a química deles brilhar: Shane aprende a relaxar e se permitir sentir, enquanto Kit encontra nele um porto seguro pros seus sonhos. É simples, previsível até, mas funciona porque transmite exatamente aquela sensação gostosa de primeiro amor, leve, bobo, mas capaz de deixar o coração quentinho.

Kim e Mon são aquele casal que parece que foi feito só pra derreter o coração da gente. Eles são o puro “amor à primeira vista” e eu amei cada segundo. Eles têm uma sintonia tão natural que até as cenas mais simples brilham. Não tem nada de super elaborado, mas tem aquele charme de quando só um olhar já é suficiente. Eles são aquele tipo de casal que faz a tela ficar mais doce, que deixa a série ainda mais leve e prazerosa de assistir, faz a gente suspirar sem nem precisar de muito enredo.

E claro, os professores Tan e Nat, eles são aquele respiro que a gente nem sabia que precisava. Eles têm uma leveza natural, aquela segurança de quem já passou por dramas e sabe rir da vida, e ao mesmo tempo um carinho discreto que faz a gente suspirar. Cada cena deles é um mini alívio no meio das confusões adolescentes, e a forma como se apoiam é pura fofura sem exagero. Eu queria muito mais deles, queria ver interações mais longas, mais momentos juntos, até um beijinho roubado pra derreter de vez o coração. Eles têm química silenciosa, mas que fala alto, e dão aquele contraste perfeito para os casais mais jovens e impulsivos. Sério, se dependesse de mim, seriam a dupla que teria ganhado uma série só deles.

Mas nem tudo é perfeito, alguns episódios arrastam e ficam cansativos, dá aquela sensação de que repetiram brigas só pra encher linguiça. Mas mesmo assim, não tira o brilho da série. Boys in Love continua sendo um BL confortável, leve, que não complica tanto e só aquece o coração. É divertido, fofo, e deixa uma sensação gostosa no peito. Mesmo com pequenos tropeços, consegue ser acolhedor, divertido e capaz de arrancar sorrisos bobos a cada episódio. No fim, é exatamente o tipo de série que faz você desligar a tela e ficar com aquela sensação boa de leveza.

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