Top Form (2025)

Honey as Lube, GO WATCH IT

THIS IS SO GOOD. Like actually GOOD good, not “I watch for the pretty faces” good (although yes, the faces are stunning). But I mean well-written, emotionally intelligent, gorgeously acted good. The chemistry between the leads is off the charts and Im pretty sure they are not acting, they are in a whole relationship and forgot to tell us. (I am in fact delulu)

Anyway the chemistry between jin and akin is ridiculous. These two accidentally invented a new form of communication via eye contact because GOD DAMN, the way they orbit each other?? the tension?? the softness?? it’s so natural it makes other shows look like staged table reads. (Ya I am shading some bl's so what) THE POINT IS...it’s warm. it’s intense. it’s addictive.

The writing is tight, thoughtful and they actually use the characters' personalities and histories to drive the story, not just to sprinkle in backstory when it's convenient. everything connects.

Ok now let’s get into why boom and smart are actual sorcerers.

Boom’s physical acting is a whole experience. like, the man acts from his spine, from his kneecaps, you can tell what his character is feeling from the way he slumps his shoulders or tightens his hands. He uses his body language so so well.
And Smart’s vocal acting is unreal. the way he shifts tone depending on who he’s talking to, what he wants, what he’s scared of...ugh it’s so precise and layered. Sometimes he says something soft and i’m like “oh no... oh NO he means that.” his voice will crack just a little and suddenly I am spiraling.

And their scenes together?? good god, all of it is magnetic. I was locked in. The range is INSANE. like one minute I was laughing because akin is being a lovable menace and the next I am pausing the show to just BREATHE.

And YES. yes. there is a certain infamous scene involving HONEY (I know ya'll came in here for that trending honey scene) which sounds unhinged (because it is) but it’s also deeply emotional and a whole metaphor for love and indulgence and knowing someone so well you can give them exactly what they crave. It’s symbolic and it’s sweet and yes jin knows what akin likes and wants to give him everything and that is beautiful. I was deeply moved and deeply stressed. Peak television. okay, I want to frame it and then power wash it.

I hope boom and smart get everything after this. I hope they win awards. I hope they get roles that challenge them and let them show all the layers they have clearly got stored up. And I hope everyone watches this show so they can scream about it with me.

WATCH IT, fall in love. and text your friends “YOU NEED TO WATCH THIS” every 5 minutes. (Because mine screamed at me after saying I will drop it at episode 1, I picked it up and I love it so give it more than one chance please)

You’re welcome.

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Now this is how you do live-action!

As a diehard Dakaichi fan, I can assure you—this is a masterpiece. Well done to the actors, crew, and everyone involved!
When I first heard Dakaichi was getting a live-action adaptation, I was so nervous. But after watching only the first two episodes, I can confidently say they put in their best effort—and it shows. It’s not an exact copy, but that’s exactly what I wanted.
They’ve included a lot of background stories, but everything fits together perfectly. Not to mention, they referenced Sigma Company while hinting at other major companies—we can see that.
I especially loved how they introduced Jin from the very beginning of his acting career- unlike in the anime. It’s a challenging role because Jin/Junta acts happy, angry, and even perverted all at once—but he portrayed it so well. Anyway, he's a lovable psychopath. I love Smart! I’ve followed his career from the start, and he’s come a long way. I really hope he keeps growing and does even better in the future.
One thing I can confirm for sure- all weeks will be filled with romance, romance, and more romance! The actors have undeniable tension and chemistry, and Akin (boom) absolutely nailed his role. He mirrors the anime version perfectly—there’s not even the slightest change. He is amazing.
Finally, when I saw the angelic jin with the wings, I couldn’t help but laugh out loud. That moment assured me—this series is going to be one of the best. I can’t wait to see what’s their next project!
(Sometimes they drag the movie shooting scenes a bit. But the acting is good so we can forget about that part.)

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That's how an manga adaption should always be...

Once bitten, twice shy - I thought "please let it be at least decent", but compared to GMMTV this show blowed any other thai manga adaptation out of the water. Of course this show is also not perfect with some characters less developed then they should be, but: SmartBoom saved the day. There acting is far ahead of what we often get served nowadays, because the script was good. Their chemistry is excellent and once I wish they end up together 🤣. One show which does not play at an university, one show which is not absurdly cringe or stupid or childish and one show that tells a meaningful story. I have not read the manga, because I don't like spoilers at all, but everything in the story makes sense for me, so I have no need to do so now.

If your are sensitive like me, you need a tissue-box for sure, it's an emotional rollercoaster between dreadful sad to happy to enthusiastically overjoyed. And don't forget the honey NC scene, which got even artsy. So even the fangirls get served (I mean the fangirls not caring about a story of course).

Production quality, cinematography was perfect as well. All the other reviews will depict the story for sure, but the only thing which is important is, I hope we get season 2 and season 3 asap. This is also a novum at least in the thai industry, to plan a series for 3 seasons and not compromise on the story-telling.

Overall, this thai series is highly recommanded!

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Chatgpt, how do I make my own honey?... Asking for my uncle Bob.

"Did I mean so little to you? You were never supposed to mean anything at all." ---> Crying session's open at my house, please take a down on the next cliff. Honey will be provided, bring your own tissues. Also, does Jin see anything with that hairstyle? Dude out there looking like spiritual ingredients. I'm surprised he didn't get hit by a bus. And I'm sorry, but are we supposed to ask about the wings? What's the deal with the wings?

Listen, you need only one reason, and one reason alone to watch this drama. SMARTBOOM. You're welcome.

Now, I don't know about y'all, but imma get myself one of them net hat and start my own bee farm, cuz apparently you need lots of honey to have that good of a time. A time so good, Akin was legit floating in the galaxies, waay past cloud 9, dude was on some milky way bliss. He had such a good time, he could breathe in space. Also, that honey was a paid actor, mfker was still in colour even in black and white. Such a drama queen. Lowkey, I'm still wondering about the rag. Did he make it? Nah but, that Honey scene was art, they should flame it and replace it with the Mona Lisa at the Louvre. Cuz everything from the colours, to the setting, to the positions, to the music, to the camera work, to the actors, to the poor rag, to me rewinding was perfect. Also after all that and no cold? Damn, they must have sweated the whole sickness out ^^ good for them.

Anyway, this drama was amazing. Was it a never been done before plot, no. But it was executed so well with good believable acting. Fam, Boom's acting was beautiful, someone give that boy his flowers and triple his pay. He was so good in every scene, and that scene in episode 7 when he broke down in relief, my god I wept. He's incredible. That being said, we get it Mr. Director, Bxxm's a beautiful, pretty, cute crier, but do you have to make Akin cry every episode? I am running out of tissues, enough already, give over. Someone on this production owes me money for tissues, cuz, why?

And of course, Smart held his own, especially in ep9, he did his big one there, so kudos to him too. Actually, the cast overall weren't bad, even that table spoon Johnson. So yeah, another reason to watch this. Trust me, it's a breath of fresh air to not always have to scream, 'dude come on, what are you doing with your eyebrows, and why you look like you sniffing glue' whenever some of these bl actors start crying.

I loved every second of this drama, but my favourite scene was in episode 4, no not the honey. It was before the honey, when Akin thought Jun was ignoring him and got disoriented all day. I love how Akin was so sad and afraid of losing Jun, so he was begging to have his way just once. 'Just once would be good enough' I cried. And then Jun assured him that he wasn't ignoring him but rather keeping his distance so he wouldn't catch his cold. When they hugged, I cried and clapped. That scene was so warm, five more of those please. Oh and that confrontation scene in the car. It broke me and I cried but it was so beautifully done.

AKIN:
Loved him, my most fav character. If you ask me, he did nothing wrong. 10/10 character with a natural blush that would make people go to war for him. We met him as his lone star who kept to himself, full of himself really, though with a good heart. Then Jun brought him out of his shell and he fell in love and we learned he's also selfless, caring, supportive and loves so deeply. I cried with him when Johnny did what he did to him. Personally, I understood why Akin got out of the car then, he had to. So yes, Akin is a drama queen, loves the bottle a little too much, cries a lot, make questionable decisions, but he's only human and he's perfect.

That being said, I roll my eyes at self sacrificing idiots who means well but have the iq of a potato. Cuz what the eff was that stupid arse plan he had with that shady dude that looked like tasteless popcorn? Mfker acting like a superhero from Shein. Dude are you new to the entertainment industry? If you don't go sit down. Also, imma need Akin to stop with the breakup, here take back your necklace every 2-3 business days. Cuz child why is you trippin? Boy your arse knows you aint even gonna make it to Tuesday without Jin, so why the drama? I love you, but stop playing, like, give it a rest Susan, let us and Jin have some peace.

Also tmi, this have nothing to do with nothing, but I've been stalking Bxxm's socials since last Monday, and I'm this close to googling how the kidnap a thai actor and his Smart. This close... hihi.

JIN:
Another fav character. This guy loved like a hurricane, he didn't care what was in his way, his objective was Akin, and he was ready to destroy everything to get him. And that Wooden Boy got his P'Kin. He was a green flag but high-key shading yellow, cuz he did some questionable stuff. Still, I loved how hard and unapologetic his love was. Felt like Jin literally only wanted to be a star to get with Akin and I respect that, cuz in his life, Akin came #1-10, and then everything else started from 11. He was so protective of Akin and understanding. In fact, his whole character was to be Akin's love interest and he made Akin his whole personality. He was so patient with Akin that it was flat out annoying, cuz why is you letting Akin break up with you every Wednesday and still simping? Get a hobby child.

No really, when Akin's dramatic arse walked in talking about, 'let's break up but have one last tatata section.' I thought he was going to say hell no, but Jun and his eye-poking arse hairstyle were like: 'alright, get on, ride boy.' GIRL, when I tell you at first I was screaming at my screen going, 'Akin, I know you mean well, but if you don't go sit down with your temu quality arse stupid plan, it's on sight.' Then it was 'OMG, what the eff did he just say? Mean nothing at all? Don't you dare make me cry, child!' No, but like the way Akin was out there riding and crying made me emotionally confused, cuz I was angry, sad, and lowkey wanting to tilt my screen to see something...cuz...yeah.

Anyway, his blinding hair aside, I felt bad for Jun. It seemed except for Akin he had no support system, cuz his team just sucked. Like that one Ceo of the company who looked like a disposal cup, literally what was that dude’s damage? Did he have some beef with Akin, or he was just mad Jin didn’t follow his schedule one time? Did he not care Jin's demise would cost him money? Like, what was his itch? Arrggg, walk into traffic pretty please.

JOHNNY:
We need to normalise driving people to remote island and leaving them there with a plastic knife and a sim-less phone with 3% battery. Joshua here had me planning a hit on a fictional character. And the fact that there was no repercussions for what he did to Akin? Mfker got pinched one time and the writers were like, 'that's enough punishment, he bruises easy.' Like?? It's on sight, Jeremiah!

JADE:
He was at least there for Akin and gave good advice, unlike those managers of Jin. So, we all low-key lost our breaths for a second in that one scene when Jade pinned Akin to the floor right? Like you all saw what I saw right...? And did he do something with the ranking in episode 5? What the hell was up with that? Explain yourself Bob.

PLOT:
It wasn't new, not very meaty either and most of the characters felt one-dimensional, literally that Joe dude was in the drama to cause that trouble, then he sort of faded to the background. Still, the main story was done very well, so you'd barely notice the one dimensional characters. I personally really enjoyed what we got. Though a few things I questioned:
- Jin's company being bish arse, like mfker do you want to cancel him or let him make you money? Dafug was up with that whole framing thing? Stupid. Jin's team just suck.
- The whole grape plot could have been handled better instead of glossing over it and Jacob just going about with his life, and lowkey being their friend? Excuse you?
- Also that one child, thanks for the use of your uniform, but whats you doing in this honey fest, don’t you have homework?

FINALE:
To the fanfic writer that wrote this finale... girl why? We were this:close.

Anywho, all-in-all, there were positive and negatives things about this drama, but when all is said and done, the overall show was amazing and enjoyable. Bxxm's believable acting was the highlight for me. If I have to mention all the good things, we'd be here until Christmas, so do yourself a favour and go watch it with your own eyeballs. You won't regret it, I highly recommend it. I'm seated for SmartBoom's future dramas. This is going straight to the list of my most favourite bls this year.

Sooo, where do people usually get their bees from? Like do I just go to the pet store and say I want to purchase some bees? Or do I have to go into the forest and hunt them myself with a stick, you know, poke and capture?

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Might disapoint you if you believe everyone saying it's a masterpiece

Hear me out, I'm not saying this was crap. I liked it, it was a nice watch and I looked forward to it every thursday.

But I kinda believe that the reason the rating is so high is because of 1: The NC scenes, 2: The popularity of the original manga/anime, 3: the acting

I have to say, the NC scenes were truly incredible. Not only because they were explicit or special (Use of Honey as lube, crying s*x...), but because the rythm and camera shots truly made us dive into their intimacy. The acting was also amazing, specifically from Boom as Akin who killed it all the way.

Now, the story itself was a bit all over the place. Specifically in the beginning before they get together, Akin keeps going back and forth in the way he treats Jin, both their actions kinda come out of nowhere and the evolution of the romance doesn't really make sense. It gets better after they become a couple though.
In general, it isn't that much different from any other BL in term of process and storyline.

For the adapation aspect of it, I have to say I'm SO GLAD for how it turned out. They were pretty loyal to the original plot, but they took the amazing initiative to change Jin's character for the better. If you haven't watched the anime or read the manga, you might have been taken aback by the nonconsensual kiss in the beginning, or the slight toxic treatment when Jin ignored Akin cuz he was sick. Well, I agree it wasn't the best, but oh god how happy I was this was the only aspect to be worried about, when you know Jin in the original story constantly r*pes Akin and is overall a controling piece of sh*t that sometimes has a sweet smile which apparently is enough to forgive him. So yeah, this was such a good choice from the screen writer/director of the drama.
On the other hand, I was pleasantly surprised in the beginning when I saw they had decided to change point of view and take Jin as a main character instead of Akin. But then it seems they forgot about this whole idea as the story went on. It was disapointing how everything was always about Akin and we rarely got to dig deeper into Jin's character. It makes sense in the manga since Akin is the main character, but since they took that initiative of change in the drama, I wish they had gone all the way.

So yeah, overall worth it, but I definitely wouldn't call it a masterpiece

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All it had to offer was chemistry and acting.

What exactly happened? I was in love after the first episode, and then every new one just bought new disappointment. They fast forwarded through the plot and conflicts. You have 11 episodes, stop being greedy trying to fit 5 seasons of content into it.

I’ll start with the good, even great. Amazing? Perfect? Touching? All fitting when talking about the acting and the chemistry between Smart and Boom. As much as the plot was a mess, these two delivered such strong performances at times I was even able to forget how nothing makes much sense. Boom’s portrayal of Akin was phenomenal - the angsty scenes ripped my heart into pieces, the way this man shows pain through his acting is just on the next level.

Smart as Jin? Somehow so convincing and attractive, the borderline (not really) stalker behavior did not even bother me. He did an amazing job balancing the psycho obsessive tendencies with the tender and caring approach. Even though on paper these seem rather contradicting, with how Smart depicted Jin, they created a cohesive and interesting character.

Which leads me to the RIDICULOUSLY GOOD chemistry these two had on screen. I mean… they stole the branding of honey from Winnie the Pooh. Jokes aside, while their scenes were hot, they were not just hot. Whatever intimate scene they presented, under all that make out sessions and more, there were deeper and more meaningful emotions that were clearly presented - be it hesitation, longing, pain, regret, fear, and obviously love.

Sadly, the plot was a completely ridiculous mess and it quite honestly made me angry a few times. From how they didn't really handled at all the topic of obsessive fans, or how there was no actually discussion about sexual assault and the constant blaming the victim - lack of care when writing rather awful dialogues surrounding the subjects. The borderline trauma porn that was Akin’s life - dude could not catch a break at all, they were just dumping issues on him without real resolution for any of them. Sometimes they were focusing the whole episodes on characters that were barely introduced and no one cared about, other times they hinted at some side plots that then never happened. I am being 100% honest when I say it felt like they tried to put 5 seasons into one. And it just did not work.

The styling, directing and editing was quite a unique mix of Thai and Japanese BLs. Not sure how much it worked though. Some scenes I loved, some I was questioning harder than my life choices. As for the music, felt like they just picked a random playlist and put it on shuffle.

I understand why people loved it, but for me it just felt too rough around the edges which led to many moments feeling shallow, some even infuriating. The pace was ridiculously uneven and rushed, the reactions to small issues were exaggerated, while the serious topics were brushed off as if nothing happened. At some point I started to feel exhausted after finishing the episodes.

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The chemistry and acting was Top! Writing was out of form!

When the plot wobbles and writing trips over its own clichés, chemistry between the leads saves the day! In this drama, that is exactly what happened. Despite the source material containing eyebrow-raising and rage-inducing content, the tension between Jin and Akin was everything right. The tension was high, sometimes I felt the air between them crackle. They single-handedly carried the show on their backs with their chemistry and acting with nothing but smirks, glances and an insane amount of tension.

Acting: If I had to rate this drama based on just the chemistry between the leads and their acting, this was 10/10 for me. Whoever decided to cast Smart and Boom together deserves a bonus because the chemistry is off the charts between them, both onscreen and offscreen. Boom has a very cute smile (It may sound silly, but it made a lot of difference to me xD). Surprisingly, both of them can deliver well and they ate in emotional scenes with no crumbs left. They overshadowed all the plot holes and questionable writing.
Also, all the NC scenes were done really very tastefully and emotionally loaded. And honestly, the emotional depth in those scenes outweighed the rest of the drama combined which is kind of amazing when we think in terms of acting but also sort of tragic when writing is put into perspective.

I hope they get more projects together where the quality of writing matches their superior acting.

Story: The source material of this drama is titled "Dakaichi: I'm Being Harassed by the Sexiest Man of the Year", and since I have watched the anime, I knew exactly what kind of chaos I signed up for.
I feel that since the foundation itself was flawed and problematic, the overall adaptation somehow felt weak in terms of storytelling.

One of the things that bothered me the most was the pacing. Even though the drama was very true to the source material, it was too fast for my liking. I wanted to see our leads gradually fall in love, allowing a more meaningful and deeper connection between them. Instead, it just jumped from one plot line to another without properly addressing the issues. Some pivotal scenes were just glossed over or happened to be handled off-screen entirely.

Also, too much was pushed under the rug. There were very questionable elements in the source and while I am happy that the drama didn't pick them all, the conflict resolution at times was just absurd, sometimes pathetic and laughable at its best. While I don't necessarily blame the actors ad production because of the source, but the writing would have benefited from a slower approach and it would have ultimately increased the real emotional payoff.

Another thing that wore me thin was Akin suffering repeatedly through all the pain, trauma, becoming more like a passive damsel in distress, and Jin becoming his saviour. While I wouldn't have minded once or twice, it was just repetitive. From how Akin's character was portrayed, he just reduced to someone who needed saving. He suffered like it was a personality trait and just couldn't catch a break!

Music & miscellaneous: Music-wise, it was a mixed bag for me. I was honestly surprised when the Korean OST played. Sometimes, the music added to the overall vibes, but other times, it made me question the taste of the people who picked it because it was clearly distracting me from the scenes.

Cinematography in a few scenes was exceptional. The production didn't seem cheap. And personally, I love the "drama in drama" trope, so I enjoyed the whole 'Legend of Gemini' phase.

Though I feel the blush on the actors could have been toned down because they are very attractive and didn't need it that much, in my opinion. And the hairstyle, the urge to pop onto the screen and remove the hair out of their eyes so they both can see, was on top and overwhelming. I could blame some of their bad decisions on the flawed hairstyling because clearly, the vision was compromised.

Overall, while I could see red flags and flaws from miles away even with a neon green sign, this was still a very enjoyable ride for me. The pacing is all over the place but strong acting and chemistry made it work. The Leads understood the assignment, but the script didn’t.
I will recommend this, not for the plot, but more for the vibes. I would advise reading the trigger warnings or researching it in general before picking it up because it does have triggering content.

If you pick it up, I hope you enjoy it. Thank you for reading my review! <3

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I’ve been waiting for forever!!!!!

Omg, I literally remember watching the anime adaptation and the manga like so many years ago! I was soooooo happy that there was finally a live adaptation because I’ve been waiting for this to get enough attention for a live action for soooo long! Also, so far it hasn’t disappointed me at all, the acting is so good in this live action and the actors pulling off this story just takes me back to when I watched the anime and read the manga. It makes me really sentimental and each episode so far has always made me feel something that really pulls the audience in and connects them with the characters. Also, I always can’t wait for the next episode to come out, which isn’t a usual reaction for me. I always find it really hard to get so addicted to a series that I genuinely am so excited to watch every week when the next episode comes out, but with this show I can’t not watch it. So when it comes to wanting to find a really good series to watch, I really recommend this one 😊💜

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Where did this rate come from!

I literally can't understand the reason why this show is so high rated and why ppl put it on their "best till now 2025 bls" lists. It's below mid levels. And not bc of acting skills (I'm not gonna shame the actors. They had a great chemistry), but bc of the scenario. There's zero plot. Every ep was boring with no suspense for what comes next. We got a series on a series? Why should we get long dialogs from what they were shooting? At some point I double checked if I'm watching a Chinese or a Thai show. I waited more after all this noise about it. But unfortunately I got really disappointed.

Also the music choice wasn't ideal many times. Its the first time in my life I listen to someone play a monotonous piano melody while im watching a spicy scene. It was so blund. Didn't give any extra feeling to the scene. And what happened to their hairstylist? Both of them, especially Jin, couldn't see with their hair on their eyes the whole time!

And if the rating is a result of the spicy scenes only, be so for real yall! It's not worth it THAT much.

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TOP FORM: The quiet ache behind the camera.

Some BL dramas go for instant heat.
Top Form chooses a slow simmer—the kind that lingers long after the final frame fades to black.

Adapted from the Japanese manga Dakaretai Otoko 1-i ni Odosarete Imasu, this Thai reinterpretation steps out of the shadow of its source and quietly becomes its own. Not louder. Just deeper.

Set in the entertainment industry, the series follows two actors on seemingly opposite paths—one seasoned and guarded, the other rising and relentless. But this isn’t just a story about competition. Or desire. Or fame.

It’s about presence.

The beauty of Top Form lies in its restraint.
In the way it lingers on glances.
In the pauses between lines.
In the weight of words unsaid.

Yes, there are steamy moments—well-crafted, cinematic, and buzzworthy. But what makes this series extraordinary is what it doesn’t show off. It trusts the viewer. It trusts the silence. And it trusts its cast—especially Boom and Smart—to hold the emotional weight with breathtaking nuance.

The cinematography is elegant without ever being fussy.
The writing is romantic without being sentimental.
And the direction carries just enough edge to keep it grounded in reality, rather than fantasy.

What’s most striking is how Top Form captures something very now:
the longing for connection in a world that constantly demands performance.
And the courage it takes to love when nothing—especially not yourself—feels entirely safe.

This isn’t just a story of two men falling in love.
It’s a story of two people learning how to stay.

And if you’ve ever needed a reminder that quiet love can still roar—
Top Form is the kind of series that leaves its echo with you.

Even after the screen goes dark.

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Top Form: Intimacy Without Nudity, Rebellion Without Rage

Most people think intimacy means skin.
But Top Form dares to disagree.

Smart and Boom (as Jin and Akin) show us that sometimes, the most naked you’ll ever be… is emotionally. Fully clothed, yet utterly exposed. No awkward stripping scene required — because they undress each other’s fears instead.

They’re not just lovers.
They’re each other’s fortresses.
They are safe zones with strong arms and open hearts. Their worries? Only for each other. Their fears? Always the thought of losing the other.

And in an industry where vulnerability is taboo and intimacy is something to be hinted at with a dim light and jazz music… their existence is both a rebellion and revelation. They stay. They love. They soften. They protect.

And somewhere along the way, even their rivals turn into shippers.

Let that sink in.

When Top Form ends, people might remember the NC scenes (and they will), but me?
I’ll remember the moments that whispered.
A glance across the room.
A shoulder leaned on after a near loss.
A heartbeat loud enough to drown a crowd.

Every episode made me giggle, blush, and occasionally cover my face like I was intruding on something too real to watch and too beautiful to stop.
It’s the kind of love you envy — and wish you had.

Final Thoughts?
This isn’t just a BL.
This is quiet defiance in the form of devotion.
It’s about a love that doesn’t scream to be seen, because it already knows it’s strong.

Jin and Akin aren’t just in “top form” — they’re redefining what love looks like when it's built on security, softness, and solidarity.

And honestly? That’s legendary.

I Rated It a 10 — Despite the Risk
I usually don’t rate shows while they’re still airing.
Last Twilight taught me why.
Those who watched episodes 11 and 12 know exactly what I mean — it went from a solid 10 to a 9 in just two episodes.

But Top Form?
I still gave it a 10.
Despite my hesitation.
Despite my fear that it could stumble in the final stretch.

Because what it’s given me so far — the softness, the strength, the emotional nudity — deserves it.

I just hope it stays in Top Form. That comes from both hope and my brave BL heart.

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