LunaticLady

To be fair, he isn't just someone who lost a parent at a young age, but also thinking that he's the reason for his mother's misery and death his whole life. Still not condoning his actions though, I agree that it's not an excuse for being shitty. I hope he'd also learn from his mistakes someday, and suffer before he's forgiven.

I just read your comment right after I posted mine lol. Yeah, despite everything, I still have hopes that Ray can change for the better, although I also wish he won't be so easily forgiven by Sand. Boston though, there's no saving him. He just screwed up his friend's relationship, and now he's gonna screw up his friend's brother too. I truly hope he ends up alone.

I really hate myself for understanding Ray's shitty behavior (although of course, I'll never overlook it) and still getting excited over SandRay's screentime together. I guess I'm no different from Sand, I truly feel him right now.

Sand can see it, that's why he's been trying to pull away. But unfortunately he's too deep in love before he does. It's not that he's blind to it, love just weakens him. He does try to be firm, but his love for Ray is just too big.

Me too. If they're not so good at acting I might've dropped this already. Although I might not understand the characters' actions sometimes, their acting is good enough to make my heart resonate with their characters' emotions, which makes this series still enjoyable for me.

I decided to think that the bully Kanghan is a different person from the recent Kanghan, since the Kanghan after that night when he saved Sailom from the debt collector totally has no traits that a bully usually has. I just want to focus on who they are right now or I won't be able to enjoy this series. After that night I mentioned Kanghan's character is pretty consistent aside from some growth, which is good, so it's doable for me. I'm just flexible like that 💃💃 Also, I don't think it actually happens as fast as you think. Some days might've actually passed between the scenes. Here's one example. So 2 days after Sailom's confession, Kanghan stated that he had no feelings for Sailom. Imo, between that scene and the football match where they kissed after, some days might've passed already, only neither shown nor explicitly stated. That's how it is with series and movies, so sometimes the timeline can indeed be confusing. That's why if there's no indications that the scenes happened in two consecutive days, I'll always think that some days has passed. Maybe my way of thinking is too simple, but I'm the kind to switch my brain into power-saving mode when I watch or read something or I'll be too distracted to totally immerse myself in the story and enjoy it lol.

My take is that Kanghan actually misunderstood his feelings for Pimfah. He's protective towards people who's important to him, and Pimfah, his best friend, is one of them. Pimfah is the only girl he felt that way for, so he mistook that feelings for romantic love. His protective tendency showed by how he was angrier at Sailom for rejecting Pimfah than the fact that Pimfah liked Sailom. He was confused when Sailom confessed to him, but only after he got jealous of Guy did he realize he actually liked Sailom, and that his feelings for Pimfah wasn't love. I might be wrong, but imo this is the most logical explanation. Although I admit the series should've shown more.

If after this series all the main actors are put together in a light-hearted comedic series like I'm Tee, Me Too, that'd be fabulous lol

Sand's business isn't illegal, he has said it himself, but it's just something he can't sell openly at college. If he's caught selling it within the campus, at most he'd only be expelled, not to the extent of going to jail. But it shouldn't matter if he does it outside, not even at the hotel. He only sells homemade alcohol, not drugs. If selling alcohol is illegal, then all the bars would've been shut down.

You're really everywhere in this comment section (although me too 🤣🤣). Your choice of words is always pretty though, sometimes it's almost poetic, so I like reading your comments. Keep at it!

To be honest I've written here multiple times that Boston is the only character I can't figure out, but after the latest episode I felt like I got a glimpse of his inner layers, although not much. I might be wrong, but here's my take based on my observation on Boston since the first ep until now.

First, it's that he always bluffs whenever he's cornered to cover up his fear and anxiousness.

Second, he's afraid of being alone. And like Top, it might be because of his parents, or his father in his case. He didn't have an ounce of care towards his friends, but he was obviously anxious that his friends would leave him, which was why he returned to the hotel to talk with them. But just like I mentioned, he bluffed and made them even more angrier. I think that was also why he kept Nick by his side although he didn't care for him at all.

Another reason he kept Nick is because third, he's greedy for love despite being too self-centered to love others, and can't stand seeing others being loved instead of him. He seduced Top despite having no feelings for him because he was jealous of Mew. Maybe he couldn't accept that Top fell so quickly with Mew when he didn't feel anything after doing it with Boston. That's also why he exposed Ray. He knew Sand loved Ray, and his jealousy drove him to destroy it. Actually it's an idea I've been doubting since he left Chueam alone, but this is the most possible reason from what I observed. Maybe it's because he has no interest in women, idk.

That sums my observation over Boston's personality. We still don't know why he became like that, but my guess is that his father played a big part. We won't know until his relationship with his father is explained.

Lowkey wishing Dan would be among the cops invading the party and whisk Sand away from Ray lol

Knowing Friend Zone, I'll say you can expect this series to be messy all the way until the last minute lol

My take is because Mew has totally lost his confidence in judging people when he was so sure about it before, thanks to Top. He probably thought that if he was wrong about Top, he might be wrong about Ray too, and that maybe they could work. Afterall it's true that Ray never hurt him, and as far as he knew Ray's love has been unwavering despite his rejections. In his vulnerable state, he just need someone who'll never betray him. He might be afraid that Ray might actually be the one for him, and if he let him go, he might lose the only person who's loyal to him. He probably wouldn't have done that if he knew the extent of Ray's relationship with Sand.

I think it's because Mew's starting to doubt his judgement about people. He used to be so sure, but that confidence is now broken by Top and Ton's betrayal. Seeing how he suddenly changed his stance just in one scene, he probably started thinking that he might've been wrong all along. He was wrong about Top, so maybe he was wrong about Ray too. Maybe they can actually work out. After all, it's true that Ray has never hurt him, and as far as he knows Ray's love for him never wavers. He probably thought at least Ray would never betray him, that's why he surrendered and decided to accept him. For now when he feels vulnerable, he just need someone he can truly trust to depend on, and there's only Ray by his side. Also, despite knowing, I don't think he truly understood how broken Ray is, or how severe his depression is. Someone who's driven by logic like him often finds it hard to understand and sympathize with emotionally driven people, and along with that, people with mental illness.

I actually felt it's weird too, but idk, maybe in Thai it's considered rude or something when you get into a bath together completely nude? 🤔

I actually feel bad for both Top and Nick from the start since I understand them, although I still won't condone their wrongs. I also never enjoyed Boston's toxicity, and Ray's hurt me. I do want them to end up with each of their significant other, but only on certain conditions. As it is now, I don't want it.

Rehab and therapy are useless if he doesn't have the slightest will to get better. He needs to at least peek out from the cage that is himself first before getting it.

Mew's revenge might be disappointing for some people who hoped for something dramatic, but it actually did his character justice and so him. I'm happy and proud that he kept his dignity until the end and didn't become a hypocrite who did the things he despised just for revenge.

For real, it's so funny 🤣🤣🤣