I’ve watched the scene where Qin tries to talk to his parents many times, and I cry every time. Qin’s parents represent those parents who always do what they think is best for their child, but don’t really understand what the child actually needs.
I really respect Qin. He has been very brave and has tried so hard since Duang came into his life. I would never have the courage to talk to my parents like that, because I think they wouldn’t understand either.
When I was younger, I blamed my parents. But after I started working, I realized that adult life is also very difficult, so I learned to heal myself. Qin is lucky to have Duang, because his wounds are very deep, and I don’t think his parents truly understand where they went wrong. Not every family is like Duang’s.
I knew I should have trusted my instinct and drop this series . not with the puppy love BL's. need more mature…
Their actions and thoughts are actually really mature. They really know how to bild a healthy relationships. So brave, so direct, so realistic. I love the story here.
If it’s not Duang and Qin, their love would be a disaster. Duang is the one who is patient enough to wait for Qin and gives his all to make Qin feel safe. Qin is the one who truly values Duang’s unconditional love, and he’s mature enough to guide Duang to become a better person. Thanks, DWU, cuz I’m done with red flag stories.
I see parts of myself in everyone Duang, Qin, Tiw, even Qin’s parents, which makes me feel so connected to this series. After episode 10, I felt really sorry for Qin. He went through such a long way to finally be truly happy. Everyone has their own trauma. Qin had his, and he’s he’s finally healed. It impressed me so much that I even dreamed about Qin. My gosh!
What a piece of crap 🤯 Effeminate characters, no real plot, just a bunch of cute boys with tons of makeup.
It’s just not your cup of tea, mate. I haven’t been watching Thai BL for very long, about 5 years. But this series and Khemjira are definitely ones I’ll remember for years to come.
When I watched My School President, I was incredibly impressed by Fourth’s acting and by how well Gemini paired…
I used to be a big fan of GMMTV series, and in the past, I didn’t really like DMD’s works because they often had too many unnecessary NC scenes and weak storylines. But now, looking at Khemjira and DWU, I’m actually happy that they’re produced by DMD.
Even though GMMTV is very famous internationally, these days it feels like they focus more on quantity than quality. I’m not sure how far DMD will go, but for now, I really appreciate their hard work.
They’re still very popular, but I rarely feel a deep sense of empathy for the characters. The development of relationships in many series also lacks a proper sense of progression.
After episodes 7 and 8, I actually like this series even more. It’s not just cute and silly—it feels incredibly real and close to everyday life.
I understand Tiw’s situation. Giving up isn’t wrong, but he chose to quietly withdraw. I think it’s because he didn’t want to admit that he lost by not getting Qin.
Qin, on the other hand, isn’t someone who expresses emotions easily. On top of that, there’s the past with Tiw (I really sympathize with Qin on this), so he tested Duang way more than I expected.
He deliberately said the teddy bear belonged to someone he used to talk to, didn’t clearly explain what happened with Tiw, and kept Duang feeling uncertain. Even after accepting to be in a talking stage with him, Qin became sweeter and more caring—but it really felt like “push and pull.” Qin does have feelings for Duang, but he doesn’t fully trust him (until the part where he tells Duang to come back in 15 minutes).
Overall, both Tiw and Qin are written in a very realistic, and honestly quite cruel (to Duang) - way.
Duang is the most “unreal” character in the cast. It’s not hard to see why Qin chose him. Beyond being cute, funny, patient, determined, and loving unconditionally, he makes Qin feel loved and more confident in himself ( It's something like ppl say The right person doesn't make u fall in love with them, but with u). Unlike Tiw, who tends to blame and makes Qin doubt himself. Duang’s way of loving is almost ideal for a healthy relationship. (Maybe it’s because he’s the youngest in the family—his parents and older brother worry that he can’t take care of himself, which makes him a bit insecure, so he wants Qin to feel recognized and more confident.)
If it weren’t Duang, no one else would be strong enough to pass Qin’s tests. Jamie kept telling him to think of a way out, but Duang still kept going, even though he was anxious and emotionally hurt.
Thankfully, after episode 8, things finally turned out well. Qin is healing, and Duang receives the love he truly deserves.
Qin’s parents represent those parents who always do what they think is best for their child, but don’t really understand what the child actually needs.
I really respect Qin. He has been very brave and has tried so hard since Duang came into his life. I would never have the courage to talk to my parents like that, because I think they wouldn’t understand either.
When I was younger, I blamed my parents. But after I started working, I realized that adult life is also very difficult, so I learned to heal myself. Qin is lucky to have Duang, because his wounds are very deep, and I don’t think his parents truly understand where they went wrong. Not every family is like Duang’s.
So brave, so direct, so realistic. I love the story here.
Duang is the one who is patient enough to wait for Qin and gives his all to make Qin feel safe.
Qin is the one who truly values Duang’s unconditional love, and he’s mature enough to guide Duang to become a better person.
Thanks, DWU, cuz I’m done with red flag stories.
I see parts of myself in everyone Duang, Qin, Tiw, even Qin’s parents, which makes me feel so connected to this series.
After episode 10, I felt really sorry for Qin. He went through such a long way to finally be truly happy. Everyone has their own trauma. Qin had his, and he’s he’s finally healed.
It impressed me so much that I even dreamed about Qin. My gosh!
and in the past, I didn’t really like DMD’s works because they often had too many unnecessary NC scenes and weak storylines.
But now, looking at Khemjira and DWU, I’m actually happy that they’re produced by DMD.
Even though GMMTV is very famous internationally, these days it feels like they focus more on quantity than quality.
I’m not sure how far DMD will go, but for now, I really appreciate their hard work.
They are truly the right people for each other.
what's that????
DMD's NC is insane.
it's beautiful and romantic.
I'm speechless!!!!!
I'm so happy to wait every week to watch the new episode.
It’s not just cute and silly—it feels incredibly real and close to everyday life.
I understand Tiw’s situation. Giving up isn’t wrong, but he chose to quietly withdraw. I think it’s because he didn’t want to admit that he lost by not getting Qin.
Qin, on the other hand, isn’t someone who expresses emotions easily. On top of that, there’s the past with Tiw (I really sympathize with Qin on this), so he tested Duang way more than I expected.
He deliberately said the teddy bear belonged to someone he used to talk to, didn’t clearly explain what happened with Tiw, and kept Duang feeling uncertain. Even after accepting to be in a talking stage with him, Qin became sweeter and more caring—but it really felt like “push and pull.” Qin does have feelings for Duang, but he doesn’t fully trust him (until the part where he tells Duang to come back in 15 minutes).
Overall, both Tiw and Qin are written in a very realistic, and honestly quite cruel (to Duang) - way.
Duang is the most “unreal” character in the cast. It’s not hard to see why Qin chose him. Beyond being cute, funny, patient, determined, and loving unconditionally, he makes Qin feel loved and more confident in himself ( It's something like ppl say The right person doesn't make u fall in love with them, but with u). Unlike Tiw, who tends to blame and makes Qin doubt himself.
Duang’s way of loving is almost ideal for a healthy relationship. (Maybe it’s because he’s the youngest in the family—his parents and older brother worry that he can’t take care of himself, which makes him a bit insecure, so he wants Qin to feel recognized and more confident.)
If it weren’t Duang, no one else would be strong enough to pass Qin’s tests. Jamie kept telling him to think of a way out, but Duang still kept going, even though he was anxious and emotionally hurt.
Thankfully, after episode 8, things finally turned out well. Qin is healing, and Duang receives the love he truly deserves.
I watched a lot of BL series but droped almost of them 😂