Mae Cruz

In the philippines people really talk taglish which is a mix of english and tagalog.

Beautiful ending. They didn’t become together but JM accepted a friend request which makes it an open ending for a potential season 2. This is the perfect ending actually instead of a shortcut happy ending. They both have to grow first in order to love. Love when you’re ready, not when you’re lonely. Fix yourself first before going into another relationship. When they see each other again, they’re more mature and learned this time. Amazing, realistic, and honest!

Beautiful ending. They didn’t become together but JM accepted a friend request which makes it an open ending for a potential season 2. This is the perfect ending actually instead of a shortcut happy ending. They both have to grow first in order to love. Love when you’re ready, not when you’re lonely. Fix yourself first before going into another relationship. When they see each other again, they’re more mature and learned this time. Amazing, realistic, and honest!

Ah the ending was perfect, realistic, honest. So satisfying! Hopefully, they meet each other again when they have fixed their personal issues already. Love when you’re ready, not when you’re lonely.

I dont know how it goes there in your country but effeminate gays here in the Philippines receive more discrimination which is why probably Reb tones down on the effemininity when he meets up with a stranger. That’s exactly how it goes here in the PH, which is why usually on dating apps people usually say “discreet/not halata/no to malamya” which means effem. Reb’s character is a representation of the gays here in the Philippines that don’t have a voice. Relatable as hell.

This screams internalized homophobia idk. To me it seems as if Reb is comfortable and 100% him when he is alone and in his room. And yet when he’s outside he becomes a bit shy and just shows the two sides of him too. Which is me in real life and quite frankly i relate to him very much. It’s nice to see roles that have representation and not always just your usual masc gay cause not all gays are masc. we need to be heard too.

The best pinoy BL film now. The acting, dialogue, script, cinematography, scoring definitely hit it. I like how it doesn’t center so much on plot but rather on emotions and dialogue. It’s a smart series that’s thought provoking and relatable. I agree it may not be for all especially the masses with such deep conversations, but this one is definitely something to look forward to every Friday. I’m sold! I’m stuck on it!

Its very nice actually. Very different. Character-driven and not plot-driven. You can feel that this series focuses on emotions and dialogue and its beautiful to see. It’s a smart series. Provokes conversations. Very refreshing!