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If you're going to compare two scenes then you should at least look at the scenario behind those scenes. In case of Bkpp, the scene was supposed to show the longing and sexual tension between the two boys. Both the boys are teenagers, they weren't thinking much, just doing what they wanted to do. It was an overflow of all the emotions they had for each other since everything was first time for them, so it is bound to look passionate. As for TT, they're a couple for 7 years so it is just a casual makeout for them. The scene is supposed to show how much their relationship has evolved and how comfortable they are with each other. It doesn't need to be crazily passionate or overflowing with emotions. They have showed the passion in their relationship in first season. If that wasn't enough for you then I'm amazed how you were able to watch other thai bls.

True! Now I saw people saying that they are not going to show TumTar as a couple. So there was absolutely no need to cast him and waste his talent!

Yes, it's way more intense than what we've seen from the author.

They copy pasted the lines from the novel. It looks like they've assumed all the viewers have read the novels so even if they showed nothing about TulHin's story, people will understand everything. Those lines were so meaningful in the novel but in the series it feels like they're being overdramatic, which is so disappointing!

Why did they cast Earth if they were going to give him like 5 minutes screen time? Was it necessary to have him in the show when he had absolutely nothing to do? Can's friend and his sister had more screentime than Earth! -_-

First, I didn't say anything to justify the production part or any nc scenes. Some people were judging the characters without looking at the whole scenario, so I simply stated how I felt about that.
Second, I didn't state anything that was not included in the series (and I think people have read the novels to know more about the characters and not to understand the series).
Third, I clearly said this is my opinion. Everything I said was about how I feel about the characters so I really have no idea why you're coming at me with this.

I didn't say that refering to a certain show. I saw this comment here so I was just adding to it but people do complain about everything and that was my point.

I don't see it as pushing heteronormative roles on anyone. They were using it only when they were alone. When talking in public, they used partner word and not husband/wife. So it was more like a personal thing rather than heteronormative roles. But again, not everyone sees eye to eye so no offense to you or anyone. :)

People complain when there's 18+ scenes or there's no 18+ scenes. Some people have problem with everything so don't mind them! :)

It is! Thanks to this topic, I think this comment section will turn into discussion thread soon! ;)

I think both of them were right in their places. You should care about your partner's feelings, I agree but Type was thinking about their future as well. Type had seen how people blamed his parents for not being able to take care of him properly, when he was r*ped and how his father was living with that guilt for several years even tho it wasn't his fault. So he was concerned for Tharn and his family that will have to go through so much after their marriage. He wasn't caring about the whole world but his and Tharn's family. It's easy to say just ignore the world but it's not easy to actually do it.

The couple who we're refering here doesn't have any issue with it so I personally don't think I have any right to say anything because it is their choice but that doesn't mean I'm hyping it up. I don't like it as well but it's something they use often in real life. It's not being pushed on to this couple. In the case of this couple, Tharn calling Type wife doesn't mean he's calling Type a woman. If they were uncomfortable then I guess everyone, including myself would have opposed it strongly.

There's a different novel for P'San and his boyfriend's story. P'San was going to get married with a woman but she cheated on him so he moved to Japan where he met his boyfriend. This is after TharnType's story we're seeing right now, so probably, we won't be seeing P'San with his partener. :(

I agree with what you've said but if they're comfortable with those names then we can't say much. It's fine if people are saying that they don't like it but they're asking them to stop using it. We can't change everything that we don't like. It may sound wrong to us but it can have special meaning to it. It's a Thai show so they'll follow Thai culture and not Western culture.
(This message is not directed to you. I'm just ranting so please don't mind it.) :)

The shirt design is different but not bad. We see artists wearing clothes we can never even imagine so I don't know what's so wrong with that shirt. Also, not everyone can pull off that shirt like he did. :)

True! Tharn was rocking that green shirt! <3

I thought I was the only one who thought their clothing and hairstyles improved. I don't know why people are saying their clothes were awful.

It's funny to see people are judging the season by first episode and then the same people are saying Type cares about society's judgements too much and his concern is irrelevant. People start judging over small things and they expect to Type to just ignore all the judgements regarding his marriage. XD

I haven't read the full novel so I'm not sure but I haven't seen anyone mentioning about Circus having feelings for Tharn or anything like that.

The guy in the Poster is Leo and the guy we saw in the elevator was Circus. Leo is a friend of Fiat (but he likes Fiat). Also, we saw in the trailer that he was telling Fiat about Type having a boyfriend.