it's not just uniforms, have you seen how cult-like that school is?And it's yet to be revealed what exactly happened…
Yes, thank you for reminding us of this detail. :) Now I remembered that Ayan took a photo of a poster that featured a photo of his uncle and the protesters. The gang might indeed know about Dika and what happened to him.
Dear Producers, Directors, Screenwriters et al. at GMMTV,As one of your typical BL viewers I must say I feel a…
I was wondering if I should start watching when I saw your review, which is insightful and hilarious. Thank you for making me laugh and saving the time that I would have wasted watching this series.
As one of the people who is curious about their position, I am not questioning it because of Ayan’s height.…
It’s okay! Don’t worry about it, please. :)
To answer your question, though: yes, I would have still thought the same things even if Ayan was taller than Akk. My first impression when I started watching actually was that Ayan is a top, although I knew that Khao is taller than first. It is only later that I started to change my mind. But as you said, we have different opinions, which is lovely and what makes the discussions here on MDL interesting, so let’s just watch the show. Stay safe! :)
As one of the people who is curious about their position, I am not questioning it because of Ayan’s height.…
As you know, many film adaptations do not follow the original works to a T. This is why I am curious. Has the director of the series said anywhere that the script would follow the novel 100%? If yes, then I will readily accept that AyanAkk is clearly defined in the series. I will be happy regardless of whether it is AyanAkk or AkkAyan. You wrote in your original comment that Ayan and Akk’s positions are a big deal for other people, but your tone is so defensive that it seems to me that they are a big deal for you instead.
When it comes to the curse it might be more that its been forced into their head by repeated warnings for many…
You are absolutely right. That’s what we are wondering about. There is no substantial evidence that the curse exists, but the prefects are still scared of it. Why? Either theey are scared to accept that someone in the school is harming the protesters or they are simply superstitious. The latter does not make much sense.
Wow...I didn't know their position is such a huge deal for some. I hope it turns out to be AyanAkk just so I can…
As one of the people who is curious about their position, I am not questioning it because of Ayan’s height. Of course a top can be shorter than a bottom. It would be narrow-minded of me to think otherwise. :) It is just that Ayan does a lot of stereotypical things associated with a top: the seatbelt thing, the unabashed flirting, the stripping, the rule-breaker-lone-wolf vibe. However, this drama does not seem stereotypical to me, so I am wondering if the production team has not decided to spice things up by having a bottom with the stereotypical behavior of a top and a top, who while physically stronger and bigger than the bottom, is timid and panicked like a bottom. For now at least, I do not feel like their positions in the series are defined. I will accept both AyanAkk and AkkAyan. I am just wondering which one the production team is going for. :)
The falling-asleep-scene was indeed realistic. This happens. I have nothing to complain about the intereaction…
Hahahahahahahahahahahah This is so funny omg. What we do? I think that we should open a debate club. We’re apparently both really good at arguing convincingly 😆 How did I even manage to change your mind, though?
This actually happened to my boyfriend once, hahahah. We were in an empty classroom together with a friend. My…
True, but in Not Me, for instance, Yok was pursuing Dan and being more insistent overall, although he was considered the uke! It is indeed difficult to tell for sure who is the seme yet – Ayan or Akk – and I like this a lot because it makes the dynamic more realistic. In real-life relationships, the dominant and the submissive are usually not as clearly defined as in BL.
I was thinking about how Akk was kinda instantly attracted to Ayan and wondering what caused that attraction and…
Great observation, although instant attraction can happen without any significant reason too. Love at first sight might be an exaggeration, but instant attraction? Oh boy, this is a thing. :)
To answer your question, though: yes, I would have still thought the same things even if Ayan was taller than Akk. My first impression when I started watching actually was that Ayan is a top, although I knew that Khao is taller than first. It is only later that I started to change my mind.
But as you said, we have different opinions, which is lovely and what makes the discussions here on MDL interesting, so let’s just watch the show. Stay safe! :)
You might be onto something. There might indeed be no seems and no uke, which will also be awesome. :)
You wrote in your original comment that Ayan and Akk’s positions are a big deal for other people, but your tone is so defensive that it seems to me that they are a big deal for you instead.
It is just that Ayan does a lot of stereotypical things associated with a top: the seatbelt thing, the unabashed flirting, the stripping, the rule-breaker-lone-wolf vibe. However, this drama does not seem stereotypical to me, so I am wondering if the production team has not decided to spice things up by having a bottom with the stereotypical behavior of a top and a top, who while physically stronger and bigger than the bottom, is timid and panicked like a bottom. For now at least, I do not feel like their positions in the series are defined. I will accept both AyanAkk and AkkAyan. I am just wondering which one the production team is going for. :)
This is so funny omg. What we do? I think that we should open a debate club. We’re apparently both really good at arguing convincingly 😆
How did I even manage to change your mind, though?
It is indeed difficult to tell for sure who is the seme yet – Ayan or Akk – and I like this a lot because it makes the dynamic more realistic. In real-life relationships, the dominant and the submissive are usually not as clearly defined as in BL.