I honestly liked the "ex returns" trope here. It came at such a perfect time. Because Xiaofan acting like a 1940s housewife with no other value than cooking and serving his husband was giving me a major ick. I know he has a very submissive personality but he needs to grow some balls.
I knew this was ass when i saw that "low budget porn" esque poster, but the comments are actually making me want to watch and witness just how awful this is.
It was actually because it was inspired by the directors own story. He got his happy ending, so these two could…
I'm not saying them getting together is the fairytale, that's very much a likely outcome. It's the acceptance they received from the church and priests that is. Maybe that's what he wishes happened. I don't know how Thai Catholicism is, but catholics are not very flexible or accommodating of things that go against their theology.
Honestly it's 50-50, many moments felt icky to me but the story kept me going.
Overall very great story, but it's more of a story for religious queers. It is very Christian-friendly though. You have a character that openly questions his faith but it's mostly about God's love.
I hate all patriarchal religions so don't come at me, but I hate the way they portray the religious hate so softly,…
Same a lot of things pissed me off, Barth saying God sent him to meet Tanrak, despite the very miserable events surrounding his transfer to that school and framing it as God's love. But it's a love letter to religious queers, that they can love God and love themselves. I guess I could live with that.
Kind of a fairytale ending compared to the initial tone of the series. Them being together is one thing but being accepted unconditionally by catholic priests seems very unrealistic. But, overall, I love the message they're trying to send; without love there is no God. Beautiful series in all.
Chat is so useless. Rather than the father worrying about whether Tin is engaging with Phob beyond their job, he should be worried about the son he has branded as useless; he's the most likely to bring about the downfall of your family.
Ziyang is such an exceptional character. Might be the only one who truly cares for Xiaofan and is steadily on his side.
But it's a love letter to religious queers, that they can love God and love themselves. I guess I could live with that.
But, overall, I love the message they're trying to send; without love there is no God.
Beautiful series in all.