This case brings out so much passion. I will leave this in God's hands. He knows every thing that happened. Ultimately,…
Does a successful actor's tears looking fake not make you think it's real and unpractised, then? There is no consideration for the camera angles. I'm simply responding to your comment and not the situation... Still, remaining silent would be the first thing a lawyer would tell you to do. Why? Any attempt at a defense would be manipulated and used against you. Stay silent and don't give more ammunition. His company requesting money owed was within their right. He has no legal responsibility for anything that accurred to her. It is unfortunate, but there is no legal fault. Her family (not a colleague/ ex) would be seen as responsible for helping her vulnerable mental state. Morally, it is not for us to judge. People are different. We do not have her side. We have family members who possibly feel guilty from failing to protect her. However, they have lied, manipulated "evidence" and failed to bring ample defence in an actual court. As outsiders, everything we know is delivered to us with bias and sensationalism. Then, due to their fame, "news" is passed around on social apps instead of reputable sources. Allow some credit to the proffessionals. Don't support is you not want to... Still, do not defame.
The amount of times that man tested Jane's willingness to obey... So much manipulation in the first episode... I'm hooked. He looks physically violent, too... Jane's gonna be wearing turtle necks in Thailand, isn't he? Who's read the novel? I want all the spoilers, please!
Check the crew listing. Screenwriter and Director. He's directed and produced so many projects. Your favourite GMMTV shows are probably either P'Aof or P'Jojo... or a collaboration (like Only Friends)...
I want the person being ordained to be either Master, Kongdech or Sea's character... yet, I don't know... I kind of want TanRak to be steady in his faith... but....but him and Barth... They're so young... Is this the love of a lifetime? What if it's not?... but what if it is?
Oh how I love when shows about young people with crushes have them play fighting. They keep finding excuses to touch and enjoy those touches... It's so young.
๐ค I believe it's because he tried when he thought Wayu was single. Backed off when he knew he wasn't. Tried…
Of course it wasn't platonic. However, he'd already told Wayu his feelings weren't platonic. So, Wayu was able to properly defend himself instead of going along and thinking it was platonic or wondering if he was oveerthinking. Flirting isn't pursuit. He reminded Wayu of his interest; possibly, testing his resolve. Note on tone: I'm a novel reader who is fully behind the main couple and was expecting more of them being obsessed with each other and less of the drama-y and police show-y scenes. Just responding to the comment about how people might not see he's horrible.... He seems good and not just "nice"... the show probably intended to show us who Wayu would've ended up with if he'd stayed on track and how well-suited they were for each other; like, Mind seems to love just as openly and devotedly (is that a word?) as Wayu.
Is it weird that I think it's weird they've made a whole variety show about her turning 20?Like I know, I know...2023... They're no longer using the traditional aging system, so the age of majority is now 19 and not 20, but.... still....
Mind one of the worst cases of โcant take no for an answerโ like I did not expect to hate him so much, genuinely…
๐ค I believe it's because he tried when he thought Wayu was single. Backed off when he knew he wasn't. Tried again when he knew Wayu was single. Backed off again when rejected.
In many countries and cultures, a dowry is a show of respect for the bride. It shows financial stability and am pretty sure that it's usually given to the bride herself or sometimes to both as a couple after they get married. In some countries, that bit of financial independence and security can save some women. In this century, a show of financial stability and that both set of parents approve of the marriage is pretty good, no?
I'm simply responding to your comment and not the situation... Still, remaining silent would be the first thing a lawyer would tell you to do. Why? Any attempt at a defense would be manipulated and used against you. Stay silent and don't give more ammunition.
His company requesting money owed was within their right. He has no legal responsibility for anything that accurred to her. It is unfortunate, but there is no legal fault.
Her family (not a colleague/ ex) would be seen as responsible for helping her vulnerable mental state. Morally, it is not for us to judge. People are different.
We do not have her side. We have family members who possibly feel guilty from failing to protect her. However, they have lied, manipulated "evidence" and failed to bring ample defence in an actual court.
As outsiders, everything we know is delivered to us with bias and sensationalism.
Then, due to their fame, "news" is passed around on social apps instead of reputable sources.
Allow some credit to the proffessionals.
Don't support is you not want to... Still, do not defame.
So much manipulation in the first episode...
I'm hooked. He looks physically violent, too...
Jane's gonna be wearing turtle necks in Thailand, isn't he?
Who's read the novel? I want all the spoilers, please!
Besides, isn't he TJC (acting) / JCT (singing)?
Would you be able to quickly tell CGI from AI?
Guessing that line about not having children wasn&t random, eh?
TanRak ran away from rehearsal and the skies opened up. God sent a thunderstorm.
(Ignore the fact that it must've been forecast, since he seemed prepared)
Flirting isn't pursuit. He reminded Wayu of his interest; possibly, testing his resolve.
Note on tone: I'm a novel reader who is fully behind the main couple and was expecting more of them being obsessed with each other and less of the drama-y and police show-y scenes. Just responding to the comment about how people might not see he's horrible.... He seems good and not just "nice"... the show probably intended to show us who Wayu would've ended up with if he'd stayed on track and how well-suited they were for each other; like, Mind seems to love just as openly and devotedly (is that a word?) as Wayu.
I believe it's because he tried when he thought Wayu was single. Backed off when he knew he wasn't. Tried again when he knew Wayu was single. Backed off again when rejected.
Still, we have to recognise and respect cultural differences and acknowledge our own ethnocentrism and cultural biases ๐
It shows financial stability and am pretty sure that it's usually given to the bride herself or sometimes to both as a couple after they get married. In some countries, that bit of financial independence and security can save some women.
In this century, a show of financial stability and that both set of parents approve of the marriage is pretty good, no?