Pedro Guida

They switched to TinCan as the main couple for the final episodes. Which I much preferred than the usual formula of breaking up the main couple (which would be AePete) so they can make up in the final minutes of the final episode. I actually really loved episode 12. I can't deny episodes 13 and 14 petered out a bit, but I don't find them as bad as everyone. I loved the birthday scene on 13 and the AePete scenes on 14. They weren't gasp-worthy as episodes 7 or 9, but they had achieved stability and it wasn't about big firsts, but their normal lives.

I perfectly understand that people wanted a happy ending for everyone, but I thought that the people who did not have a happy ending were not in a place where that was possible and LBC being more grounded and realistic than your regular BL, sometimes it doesn't work out. Still, whoever feels disappointed, has the right to.

This series as a whole surpassed all my expectations and I was always waiting for the unnecessary melodrama to afflict the main couple, but that never happened because they acted like adults who talk and solve problems and I couldn't be happier, personally.

I think it's a negative association to call him "Perth's Manager" when, in fact, he's the manager of the majority of the cast. We don't really know what is going on and I hope we can cast this aside and make the series page not about bad-mouthing the people involved in the show, but, rather, discussing the series itself.

The birthday scene is a great place to end on. I seem to be the only one who liked Ae imagining Pete on the beach and singing the theme song, but if you choose to ignore episode 14, AePete still has a very satisfying conclusion.

Each couple gets roughly the same amount of time, give or take. That means AePete have two scenes and Pete has one extra one. They get an ending that I found very sweet, but many disliked, because they are talking on the phone, but they imagine they are together and we see the actors physically together. TinCan do not get a happy ending, but I thought it made sense. Can hasn't really been into it, has he? Tum/Tar get an emotional scene when Tar finally confess him about the rape. Kengkla rapes Techno and it's played comedically. I have to say I also had a problem with that. I like the series and liked the episode. It doesn't really feel like a series finale, but all stories get some sort of resolution, although not all are happy. In fact, only AePete have truly a happy ending.

I agree.

Isn't Perth's manager the manager of most of the cast except for Saint?

Will she sub it?

I'm not going to lie that episodes 13 and 14 weren't as plot heavy and surprising like the rest of the series, but I really enjoyed the birthday scene and I thought the ending with Ae singing to Pete was sweet. I don't think I have ever watched any series, Western included, with a main couple so well developed. I kept thinking they'd force some drama and they never did. They had fights and arguments, but talked things over and always worked it out. It was mature and realistic and very sexy and romantic. AePete forever. I'm not even sure I want a season two because the novels really go for melodrama after this.

They are both so hot. I hope they star on a series together someday. Two people that I really think that date are Newiee and Tawan, who play Pete and Kao. They are together every single day, even when not shooting a series together and they post instagram stories with each other all the time. Perhaps I'm reading too much into it and they are just two extremely close friends, but I have a feeling there is more than that there.

This show has a great cast and Mean is very talented!

I think you and I are the only two people who did not mind that. The first scene and the last scene were very sweet. It was a poetic ending and they didn't have any loose threads. I was satisfied with their ending. And, to be fair, the way TinCan ended also made sense to me. I could have done without the rape though. Especially having a heavy scene about the trauma of rape and then another where a rape was comedy. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the series. My favourite.

Because he used to say he couldn't be bought when he refused presents for his mother and sister but then, after a while, was basically selling kisses for food and gifts. Or wanting to be with Tin just because he had a big TV. It felt he was leading Tin on.

Keep in mind that I *suspect* that Earth and Tul Pakorn (who plays Knock in Together With Me) since they went on a holiday together to England. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bobt1_Ogzf8/

Earth is a God. I suspect he and Tul Pakorn date by a few pictures I have seen. Anyway, I completely agree about Can. At this point, I thought it was a realistic end, because that relationship wasn't working.

'Cause You're My Boy. But they have one single kiss the entire series and the plot gets really meandering and confusing on the back half. It can be frustrating. However, the main couple is adorable and every episode they have sweet scenes.

I kind of got tired of Can. It was good he opened Tin up, but Tin deserves better. He deserves someone who loves him as much as he can love.

I think Tin/Techno would have made a better match! :)

It's hard to move on if the person leads you on. If you don't want to be in a relationship, be clear. Then the person has a chance with someone else.

I doubt it. Scenes that end in the cutting room floor, so to speak, are usually not essential to the plot, just flesh it out.

I loved their journey as a whole and wasn't disappointed. That is just me. You have the right to feel however you feel. I loved the series and I found both scenes they had very charming and I thought the ending very poetic.