AthenaTheStorierX

For real, and they even turned the lights off on him.
I wonder how long he was stuck in there? Probably really long considering his reaction in the storage room.

I just cant stop rewatching episode 9. Such a gorgeous and powerful episode. And you can feel that this where the plot is about to pick-up. Im in awe. Anyone else?

Glad to be of service XD

For real, it seemed like the main point of that initial confrontation on the ramp was to confirm her suspicions, rather than to understand.

Like i get that she's upset. Wen Wen was a very close friend that theyve never been able to move on from - made even worse by the lack of closure when Wen Wen left. But Amber's reactions were not only obvious that she was dead-on, but also that it's a very sensitive subject. There were much better ways to go about it. Especially when Amber started trying to evade. But at the same time, i guess that approach did fit the personality she has shown us this far.

But she did seem to be much more sensitive and understanding and patient when Amber actually went into his story.

I mean, while i have heard of the british being mean to foreigners and immigrants - thats not the reason theyre being mean here.

I follow a few intersex people on social media, and people are not kind. At all. Both cis and trans. And the hate seems to be from all kinds of countries - but especially western ones, and western colonized ones. The US is by far not the only judgmental country that looks down on people they perceive as different, unnatural, or minority.

Yes. The actors are great. Romantic chemistry is on point. It doesnt linger too long on subplots. And we're seeing new types of characters and representation. The OST is gorgeous as well.

Its pretty slow-paced though, and climaxes/conflicts arent as high energy as other dramas. So if that's not quite your thing, I'd hold off until its finished airing.

You can't forget the "yuck" in the book. Very important detail hon. XD

Considering the "you asked for it" - I'm leaning more towards victim. Perhaps someone who is mean to everyone (considering the d*ckhead and etc)? But I guess it could be a manwhore situation who finally got exposed or something (like in the US movie John Tucker Must Die).

Seriously! The textbook graffiti reminded me of elementary school students thinking he has cooties or doesnt shower often or something. And the locker felt like it belonged to someone getting bullied for being sexually assaulted and reporting it.

Like so many people fuss about accents when speaking English (which doesnt bother me at all), or bizarre out-of-context English use on t-shirts and stuff (which I just find hilarious, but understand because we do the exact same thing)- this takes the cake for me. Bullying notes that don't at all line up with the bullying. It just, it took away the scene's seriousness for me.

There were so many ways to show he was being bullied without letting us actually read the notes and stuff if they didn't know what to put.

Blurring the notes. Showing him being upset over letters. Stuff being in his locker. Genitalia drawings. Snickering. Throwing stuff at him. Unclear writing all over his desk.

For real! I was like "am i missing something?!" Like they really seem to have just looked up english insults and threw them up there. And the drawings too! It was just so bizarre that i had to keep coming back to make sure i was seeing things right.

Could you maybe change the title of your review to not be as spoiler-esque? Even if people decide to skip reading the review itself bc of the spoiler warning, that title is still a dead giveaway and gets just as much attention as the warning bc its in bold.

Like even the most basic "freak" wouldve been more accurate than "sl*t" and "d*ckhead." And the "you asked for it" sounded like something someone would say about an assault victim.

I know that his flashback story was serious, but the sticky note and textbook insults totally threw me out of the story. Like yes, they were insults. But they were the incorrect insults for what those bullies would have said. And some of them were downright elementary level, which they were not.

Like i dont normally get bothered by english use in international content, but that just particularly threw me for a loop.

Here's a good read on intersex conditions if youre still interested:
https://www.apa.org/topics/lgbtq/intersex.pdf

I doubt it. Its probably just referring to the fact the he wouldnt be able to handle losing them again if they dont react well to him.

Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome probably. One of the intersex conditions.

Or Klinefelter syndrome. Another intersex condition. But i dont think this one would be labelled as an inherited condition...


https://www.apa.org/topics/lgbtq/intersex.pdf

Wow, i know i listed intersex as one of my theories, but i didnt actually think that they'd go that route! I havent seen it in any other dramas before.

Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome seems like what he has (an intersex condition). He is genetically male, but his body didnt respond to the hormones that generate male features. Afterall, the default sex in development is female. So without those hormones, he would grow up with female traits.

Are you saying that couples in a height difference couple should not see themselves on screen because there's a chance viewers are going to associate height with age? The average height for a Thai man is 5'6", he's not even that short. Max is just tall.

Besides, thai production companies don't KNOW which couples are going to land with audiences and which arent. They normally just pair them up with people who they have decent rapport with and then get them out on the screen. Some actors take several pairings to land on a successful one. Max and Nat are obviously a couple that audiences liked, because they stuck together.

I personally dont see where you think shorter people look like children - but you are completely entitled to it in your dating life. But know that when it comes to TV, not everyone is going to see the same thing. In fact, i've seen a good number of people excited about height difference couples being on TV lately. So its not a casting mistake.