This show is giving workplace drama realness! I binged 8 episodes yesterday and I cringed (in a good way)! It was like being at my job! The gossip, the messy relationship drama, the MLM guy! Been there, seen it all! The romance has been a slow burn but the office drama kept me entertained. The only problem with that is that, because the show has made the office politics seem so real and important, I'm worried about how Jeng and Pat's relationship will go, because office romances between a boss and an employee, in the real word, get both people fired. I get that Jeng is the son of the CEO, but still...
ok so...1. who ķnew Tai has a hot body 😍😍 under all them sweaters 2. Patt and Tai's make out scenes just…
Why is Tai a freak? Blow jobs are completely normal things to do during sex. It's not like he asked Pat if he could lick peanut butter out from between his toes or something...
Okay, so I'm confused. Does he have hearing problems or not? Does he have to communicate with post its or not?…
I only made it about 10 minutes into the first episode before I couldn't take it anymore, so if they explain why he chooses not to speak when he has hearing loss during the rain (so his soulmate can't hear him??? Ok...), I missed it haha, but I believe you. Like I said, I hope y'all enjoy it.
I’ll try to explain it as best as I can. This is basically a soulmate au where, when it rains, the people with…
I feel like a lot of people don't know how hearing loss works. People who lose their hearing after learning how to speak can still speak. Their voices may sound different compared to when they could hear, but they can still speak, so no post-it required. On the other hand, the premise of this is so ridiculous to begin, why let a little inaccuracy relating to a disability throw us off??? No, but really, I think the whole plot is dumb, but I know people love this kind of silliness, so I hope it's good for the people who like that stuff. I will just pop in here every now and then and see if anything amazing happens, otherwise, I'm giving this one a pass.
He's heavily depressed and generally unwell, he doesn'lt know any better.
He's a grown ass man, not a child. What do you mean, he doesn't know any better??? Your comment is so infantilizing to people with mental illness (such as myself). Having a mental illness doesn't mean you get excused for your shitty behavior. People with mental illness should be held accountable for our behavior just like anyone else, otherwise, you are saying we are basically children, not able to know right from wrong and be good people. Nah, gtfo here with that bs.
editing sucked so bad.. there was so much wasted time in every episode where there was no dialogue and long dragged…
I think this is just kind of a thing in BL, especially the older ones. A lot of them did this, where there was a 2-3 second pause between every line of dialogue, even when the pauses were totally unnecessary. Most of the newer BLs have stopped doing this, but every now and then one comes back and does it.
This show has really evolved into something unexpected. This last episode was very touching and I have to say, they have done a surprisingly good job of delicately portraying Uea's trauma and mental health journey. King has really stepped up and their relationship has changed in really positive ways. I love that Uea is still himself and hasn't given up his personality to his new relationship with King. And the way they are actually working to resolve the workplace sexual harassment and sexual assaults is very unusual for a BL.
This series still has plenty of flaws (the pacing for example, when people are talking I never know if they are pausing because they are giving the other person time to respond or if they are pausing because the director told them to, it's too slow), but it has grown far beyond what I expected at the beginning. This is a great example of a show that can have a strong sexual component and still have a meaningful plot (unlike Check Out, or even Big Dragon, which had a terrible first half, but got a little better in the 2nd half)
oh I agree... I do think thai BL FANS spam dislike to keep korean shows low... but thank God MDL isn't respected…
I like Moonlight chicken and my school president, so I'm fine with them having high ratings. I also like this show, but I wouldn't give it a rating until it's over, because without knowing how it ends, I can't say what I think the quality is. A bad ending drags the quality of the showdown a lot.
Also you seem to be doing exactly (opposite) what you're accusing Thai fans of doing, which is promoting Korean bl's and criticizing thai bls
Also, Yarb is quintessential twink! I love him!
This series still has plenty of flaws (the pacing for example, when people are talking I never know if they are pausing because they are giving the other person time to respond or if they are pausing because the director told them to, it's too slow), but it has grown far beyond what I expected at the beginning. This is a great example of a show that can have a strong sexual component and still have a meaningful plot (unlike Check Out, or even Big Dragon, which had a terrible first half, but got a little better in the 2nd half)
Also you seem to be doing exactly (opposite) what you're accusing Thai fans of doing, which is promoting Korean bl's and criticizing thai bls