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Nope, you're doing it right. My penchant for re-watching BLs that I already know by heart is pure time-wasting, which is not good.
Gosh, I wish I had your focus and self-discipline. I tend to do exactly that (start new stuff and leave other stuff hanging). Me bad.
Oh, I didn't say I don't have anything hanging, hahaha...but if I don't feel the pull to finish what I started, then I guess I didn't like it enough to begin with!
Simi_Tutu:
So are we going to talk about The Sign and the frustration of a character Tharn is, or is it just me?RiqueXinw:
is it weird I can understand both Tharn and Phaya from the sign? I can see why Tharn won't listen to Phaya, which causes Phaya to get hurt. Dr Char. has been with Tharn for so long ( more than he knew Phaya) which caused him to trust Dr. It also doesn't help the fact that the doctor helped him emotionally and physically whenever Tharn was in need. If it was me and someone trash-talked about the doctor I'd be sceptical too.
American Fan:I think I am going to start Perfect Propose and just dive in without any expectations are preconceived notions on JBL.
I absolutely love it - story, protagonists (the two actors as well as the characters they play, especially Kai), Japanese vibe - but then again, I generally like JBLs, and needless to say, it is not action. I'll be interested to hear what you think.
thatonewhothrives:
is it weird I can understand both Tharn and Phaya from the sign? I can see why Tharn won't listen to Phaya, which causes Phaya to get hurt. Dr Char. has been with Tharn for so long ( more than he knew Phaya) which caused him to trust Dr. It also doesn't help the fact that the doctor helped him emotionally and physically whenever Tharn was in need. If it was me and someone trash-talked about the doctor I'd be sceptical too.
Yup, I thought this too as the doctor had helped Tharn when he was in need so from his POV, the doctor is a good guy and he’s afraid that Phaya may hurt him.
Can someone give me some reviews on Oxygen? Cause I wanna watch it since it’s quite popular but I’d like to know what I’m getting myself into :)OnyxTheHedgehog:
Also because I just found out that Supanut is in it hehe
"Oxygen" is a really sweet love-at-first-sight story with seriously good music. Solo (Supanut) and Gui (Petch) are beautiful, not only physically but also their characters: Gui's unfailing kindness and strength, Solo's quiet "lost puppy" nature and powerful bond with Gui. They're definitely the highlight. I wasn't so sure about Kao and Phu in the first episodes, but the development of their story and characters turned out pretty well. However, the third storyline (Khim, Khem and the two doctors) is the one major weakness of this series. On the other hand, Khim's warm character added a lot, and her shipping obsession was at times quite funny, even if the situation with Dr. Petch was rather cringe-absurd.
Despite the weakness of the third storyline, this is one of my favourite BLs, most of all because of Supanut and the character he plays. Things get stressy in the last few episodes - but don't worry, the ending is really sweet.
Despite the weakness of the third storyline, this is one of my favourite BLs, most of all because of Supanut and the character he plays. Things get stressy in the last few episodes - but don't worry, the ending is really sweet.
Ooh that sounds gr8
Thx for the review
I'm planning to watch Oxygen as soon as I finish ATOTS :) (on ep 5 rn)
is it weird I can understand both Tharn and Phaya from the sign? I can see why Tharn won't listen to Phaya, which causes Phaya to get hurt. Dr Char. has been with Tharn for so long ( more than he knew Phaya) which caused him to trust Dr. It also doesn't help the fact that the doctor helped him emotionally and physically whenever Tharn was in need. If it was me and someone trash-talked about the doctor I'd be sceptical too.
It was somewhat frustrating but I could see why the character was conflicted and not believe Phaya.Jojo:
I think the issue I am having it that this is not episode 7, 8 or 9 this is the penultimate episode. I would expect this type of trust in the doctor back down the series but for us to be staring down at the finale and Tharn has ignored every warning not even by Phaya but the Abbot the man raised him and was his strength before the doctor was his support for me that speaks a lot about his characterisation. He is a cop further more an investigator in a special unit, so I can see him not believing anyone but with the perpetual warnings something has to be the cause of such warnings and it is in his personality to go out on his own and investigate so why not investigate the slander of your most trusted "friend". I was going to save this comment until the finale to see how they wrap this up, so don't hold me to this yet; I think they were trying to step out of the generic mould of bl and they did, it was unique, the production and CGI were amazing but I feel that they took on more than they could chew because the writing did not hold up. I feel they were so preoccupied with the blockbuster type production that they marginalised certain characterisations and writing. Again don't hold me to this comment yet because when I see the finale and look at the series as a whole I might pick up on things I missed and my mind might change,but for now this is my stance.
Sorry if anybody who has not watched yet saw this post before I edited it to hide my comments.
