Very good points. I think that each other has what the other needs and so they complement each other perfectly.…
I agree their relationship is not toxic at all. Also, though not explicitly stated, I think that in the end Aew understood and accepted that Teh wasn't read to come out yet. And I think that in the end after being pushed by feeling he had irreversibly lost Aew, Teh also understood that it wasn't fair for Aew what he was putting him through. I think it was only possible for them to be together when they were both at the same spot emotionally, a spot of understanding and love that was finally properly expressed at that sunset place. Also, I think it was only possible because not only they finally understood each other and were at the same place emotionally, but they were also finally equals as Aew didn't accept the university entry Teh gave him and Teh lost his, so they went in as equals. Aew and Teh also had to be separated for a while in order to truly understand and accept their feelings for each other.
Really like the contrast between Teh and Oh's personalities. Teh is very instinctive, he felt bad when he heard…
Very good points. I think that each other has what the other needs and so they complement each other perfectly. I think Aew has the self acceptance Teh needs when it comes to his sexuality. And Teh has the resilience that Aew needs in his life to achieve his dreams. I think that in the end Aew inspired Teh to be true to himself and accept his feelings and Teh inspired Aew to work hard for his dreams. It's beautiful how in several ways they helped each other grow and learn something about themselves.
What was the scene that made you realize this series was "it"?
I think for me it was the scene at the stage play where Teh is on the other side of the curtine sincronized with Aew on stage. The way it was shot and the music made me instantly fall in love.
If anyone knows why I feel like recently Mew doesn’t give a f**k about Tharntype at all? I don’t see any Tharntype…
Because he shouldn't be giving a fck about this mess that butchered his beloved character Tharn and wasted his amazing acting skills. I hope he remains unbothered and focused on his next projects.
This second season isn't what I hoped for, the level did clearly drop from season 1. I hated the novel, I read…
There was already interesting drama plot with the issue of Tharn wanting to marry and Type not wanting and this could have been explored beautifully and in a way it was never properly discussed in Thai BL (that I've watched), that was enough... no need for non sensical women trying to break up the character and creating drama despite everyone Type and Techno included knowing Tharn has zero interest in women. Maybe a shorter series focused on the marriage issues and progressing of their grown up relationship would be perfect, but not this unorganized, poorly edited and written mesh of filler scenes.
MaaaaxTuuul!!!!:D Then after MOD ends, ITSAAAAY part 2!!!:D
Yes, we were so well fed with this last part of the year (Cherry Magic, ITSAY, Gaya Sa Pelikula) and we'll soon be fed more with Manner of Death. And then ITSAY Part 2! Luckily we have other things to look for and even South Korea is now offering quality BLs like Where your Eyes Linger and soon with Wish You. I'm still a bit sad because I loved TTTS season 1 (not perfect but still loved it) and wanted season 2 to be good, but luckily we have other things to look for.
Very plot relevant seeing Fiat and Leo eating cake. Fiat and Leo shopping shoes and Doctor struggling with stutter for more than 10 minutes with Champ s/
The amount of filler scenes that add nothing to the plot makes me think that they didn't have enough plot for 12 episodes and had to come up with things out of the blues hence why so many scenes of characters doing mundane things that add nothing to the plot or their characterization and NC scenes with no build up , weirdly edited and filmed and awkward dialogues and porn music. I hope we eventually get to know where they're going with this and that we eventually she logic and things tied up because so far it all seems so unorganized (the editing, the directing, the script) and purposeless.
I cried so much watching the documentary episode. I already cried a lot during Teh's scene with Hoon on the rooftop…
I also teared up when the actress that plays Aew's mother was talking about how that scene where Aew asks them if they're proud of him and they say they love him are proud of him is what parenting really is.
I think one of the messages of this series was also showing parents and people outside of the lgbt+ community what queer people go through growing up and how they can support and empathize with them by giving them what they really want: love and acceptance. We all want to be loved and accepted for who we really are.
i've seen lots of hype on ITSAY lately, and this drama has been on my list for a while... I tend to wait for the…
Welcome to a world of happiness and pain lol If you still can't get over this series and want more, I strongly recommend watching the behind the scenes documentary episodes where the cast and director explain some of the scenes and we get more insight about how the series was made. I'm loving it.
I cried so much watching the documentary episode. I already cried a lot during Teh's scene with Hoon on the rooftop but seeing P'Boss explaining the scene and how Nut's improvisation and Billkin's reaction made him cry, god I'm crying again. It makes it so real that Teh can't make noise not to wake up his mother and it also feels like a metaphor of him hiding his true self not to disturb his mother. But at least he has his brother's unconditional support and acceptance. I also shed some tears with the cast hugging each other after the argument between Teh, Tarn and then his mother scene. And how PP was there supporting Billkin despite not being in those scenes. I love this cast and crew so much!
The series is already magical as it is, but these behind the scenes documentary enhance it even more. We see the love, thought and effort this team put to make something truly special and meaningful. And we see the love and admiration this cast and crew have for each other. Excuse me while I cry in a corner.
I think for me it was the scene at the stage play where Teh is on the other side of the curtine sincronized with Aew on stage. The way it was shot and the music made me instantly fall in love.
The amount of filler scenes that add nothing to the plot makes me think that they didn't have enough plot for 12 episodes and had to come up with things out of the blues hence why so many scenes of characters doing mundane things that add nothing to the plot or their characterization and NC scenes with no build up , weirdly edited and filmed and awkward dialogues and porn music. I hope we eventually get to know where they're going with this and that we eventually she logic and things tied up because so far it all seems so unorganized (the editing, the directing, the script) and purposeless.
I think one of the messages of this series was also showing parents and people outside of the lgbt+ community what queer people go through growing up and how they can support and empathize with them by giving them what they really want: love and acceptance. We all want to be loved and accepted for who we really are.
The series is already magical as it is, but these behind the scenes documentary enhance it even more. We see the love, thought and effort this team put to make something truly special and meaningful. And we see the love and admiration this cast and crew have for each other. Excuse me while I cry in a corner.