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By that same exact logic - its not creepy, because they were both minors when it started. You cant exactly go 17 years of attraction, oops im not a minor better turn that sh*t off for a few years, and then turn it back on. Geez.

Middle Grounders Unite!

Oh! I just found out that she sung the OST for Meteor Garden "i miss you until going crazy"!

https://youtu.be/wZVnWLi06QI

Main/Male Lead.

The function of a teddy bear has always been to give children the comfort and company they need until they can face the world on their own. Tofu did his job honorably.

Yea, i knew from the get-go that this wasnt likely to have the happy end everyone seems to have wanted. Tofu would have to go back to being what he was. He served his purpose to help ML heal, grow, and come to terms with himself and now its time for ML to pursue his happiness without him. Just like the function of any teddy bear. Theyre there to provide kids with comfort and company, until theyre ready to face the night and the world on their own.

Is it sad, yes. Is it out of left field, i would say no.

Character depth. The plot is fairly good. Chemistry as well. But the characters arent well-developed or well-rounded. It makes some of the scenes feel disconnected and artificial.

Of course, most watchers appear to be more plot-driven fans, so this doesnt seem to even register for them, and thats totally okay. But this might be what you feel is missing.

I mean, there's only so much you can do when you have one that's 5'5" and the other thats just shy of 6'. Its a pretty common thing worldwide with height difference couples for people to say one of them looks like a child.

Fr. He's really observant with Syn, and immediately adjusts his behavior to address it. He asks questions. And he remembers the answers. And you can bet that he's crystal clear on the fact that Syn likes him (or is at least attracted to him).


I swear its the reason why side couples are usually the best - very little of this unnecessarily long miscommunication drama.

I can definitely see that perspective. I think its the most memorable in my mind.

But i do really like when Diao was comforting Kuea and reminded him that he does have this house and his music to fall back on (even if the show kinda forgot about it for a few episodes there).

And when Nuer immediately cleared the air with Syn when he was looking bothered about Nuer talking with Kuea.

I think it all comes down to the degree at which people fixate on it.
There's nothing wrong with noticing or theorizing fictional characters' positions or intimate acts.

The problem comes when some, usually non-queer, fans reduce the characters down to just their sex position. Or lean into stereotypes. Or fuss about a character lining up with a stereotype without any sort of confirmation of sex position made by the canon. Or the entire story comes down to "proving" who is top or bottom. Or invalidating the real and common existence of vers couples. Or getting in full on fights about it (as I saw back with Bad Buddy). And that's not even to bring up the people all over social who will ask who's top and bottom before even asking what the show is about.

And then, there's of course an increasing amount of delulus who carry the question into real life.

So there's a lot of reasons why this question has been putting a bad taste in people's mouths - queer and nonqueer.

Gender isnt usually determined by someone else's dialogue in Thai - but rather by the speaker/person being gendered themselves. So in all likelihood, the translators probably just chose a pronoun - or assumed feminine pronouns were the most correct since feminine terms are often used to sound cutesier in Thai.

Im still learning, so i could be wrong. If someone who knows more could elaborate or correct that'd be much appreciated.

Oh for sure, the cinematography is gorgeous. Even the actors were blown away when they watched the trailer and said it looked like a kdrama cinematography-wise.

I mean, it is tougher to set boundaries with someone that you are so terrified of loosing.

But on the other hand, I thought that we'd moved past this to be honest. Instead, it's like we're right back at the beginning - except with "I love you"s thrown in. There's been hardly any character or relationship growth beyond skinship in our two main couples and it's honestly quite upsetting (especially in regards to Kuea). I swear, the only 2 people who seem to know how to talk and observe is Nuer and Syn.

Gender isnt usually determined by someone else's dialogue in Thai - but rather by the speaker/person being gendered themselves. So in all likelihood, the translators probably just chose a pronoun - or assumed feminine pronouns were the most correct since feminine terms are often used to sound cutesier in Thai.

Im still learning, so i could be wrong. If someone who knows more could elaborate or correct that'd be much appreciated.

Yes! Its great to see. Truly its the friendships in this series that steal the spotlight for me. ^-^

Character development and pacing issues aside, Kuea letting his friend know how uncomfortable his jokes make him was truly landmark. Like I cant recall another series thats done this.

Yea, MDL doesn't list vietnamese titles. Which honestly i find quite weird since it is in South East Asia, and in between Thailand and the Philippines which are both listed on here. I keep meaning to ask someone about it.

Theres the one from one of the flashbacks from their 18th birthday. When the ran away from the school security guard. After they exchanged birthday gifts.

I think we see it a couple of times, but the first time we see it is at around 1:40 of Episode 1.

Lol, it's all good. I know that some people care about spoilers so I try to be mindful.

I personally dont care because 1.) I tend to care more about the HOW we got there rather than the what happens. 2.) I like having more content to theorize with between episodes. and 3.) Previews can be quite misleading when they want to be.