even though the purpose of story is that fearless Fl, indeed she is...but her circumtances and mystery are the main factors that drives her fearlessness nature...but she is far from lucky and blessed...
this is no mediocre series at all...one would Imagine that animal turning human in a Thai BL would be a joke, but the level of acting, emotional depth, understanding, and the chem of leads...and...and...above all the bravery and sassyness of Junior, who is aloof, kind, seemingly timid...he is not...he is one of the best character I have seen in Thai Bl, who speaks for himself, put people in their places, he even doesn't make his partner let him has his way when it comes to himself, he is capable of making decision, saving himself but as he is a partner of Sun, they are each other confides, and seeing them going through pain, sadness, joy and love is really a treat to watch.
I like this drama so far but the age gaps are interesting. The nurse is actually as old as FL and ML but we are…
yeas, thats the only think bothered, that new teacher supposed to be FL, as they met in hospitals and both were of same age...but the ML/FL looks same age and other aspects are all ok, the only thing is the new teacher and FL, should be of same age, but he looks teenager to her.
that bitch CJH need to realize he can't like her...he clearly told her...and she knows as well...but she is persistent to ride on a ship that sank for her. So it is her fault not anyone else...also she feels remorse for what she did...and she will confess soon but her pride is nasty...hope she doesn't create more misunderstanding...being good at heart but succumb to desire is one thing but being evil is another...hope she is not evil...
I am against euthanasia and the one giving, there is no such thing as "good death".
Medical euthanasia, while often presented as a compassionate response to suffering, fundamentally contradicts the principles of medical ethics and the role of healthcare providers. The core of medicine is to preserve life, alleviate pain, and provide care, even in the face of terminal illness. With the advancements in palliative care and pain management, there are humane and ethical ways to ensure comfort without compromising the value of life.
True compassion lies in providing support and dignity, not in ending life prematurely.
I remember Superman suffered so much, and he said "may be its time we should let me go" and then Mrs. Doubtfire appears before him as a Russian doctor and ready to operate on him, and he decided to live. But unfortunately that Russian doctor did opposite to what he preached and that is why if someone truly desires to end their life, they don’t need medical intervention to do so, just like Russian doctor. Involving healthcare professionals in the process complicates it morally, ethically, and practically, turning death into a "procedure" rather than a personal, natural occurrence.
this is genuinely good production...the music and acting is class. It is weak in story as always but it contains elements that are typical to Thai series and content, and I love it for that.
absolutely love the honesty of FL that she didn't hide any fact from the people that truly need to know the truth and in return fate helped her unit it will work...for her to have enough power to live the life she wants, after everything will be revealed.
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Medical euthanasia, while often presented as a compassionate response to suffering, fundamentally contradicts the principles of medical ethics and the role of healthcare providers. The core of medicine is to preserve life, alleviate pain, and provide care, even in the face of terminal illness. With the advancements in palliative care and pain management, there are humane and ethical ways to ensure comfort without compromising the value of life.
True compassion lies in providing support and dignity, not in ending life prematurely.
I remember Superman suffered so much, and he said "may be its time we should let me go" and then Mrs. Doubtfire appears before him as a Russian doctor and ready to operate on him, and he decided to live. But unfortunately that Russian doctor did opposite to what he preached and that is why if someone truly desires to end their life, they don’t need medical intervention to do so, just like Russian doctor. Involving healthcare professionals in the process complicates it morally, ethically, and practically, turning death into a "procedure" rather than a personal, natural occurrence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycgJWAG6uV0