Gene nibbling on the pretzel stick was the cutest thing...my heart man. Aoey, I did not understand a single thing about his story, the only thing that made sense was his sister. I was on Aoey's side with regards to that but I fear he is going to wreck havoc in Gene and Nubsib's lives. The saying goes: Hurt people hurt people.
Looks like we finally get a peek into Nubsib's life next episode. Gene's reaction is what scared me, is Nubsib the son of the company Gene works at. Who is his father and will it clear this sus feelings I've had of Sib? Because tbh to me it looks like Sib knew of and liked Gene waaaaaaaaaay before they met.
I was actually starting to warm up to the little brother, I was like: he finally apologized and he doesn't seem that bad anymore. Until he purposefully got his brother drunk and basically raped him. We all knew the older brother liked him back and was being held back by the fact that they are brothers(albeit step brothers). He even 'drunk confessed' that he liked him back as well BUT(!!) that is not an invitation to sleep with someone! Even if they say yes, if that person is drunk it is NOT consensual!
I bet you that they are going to down play this whole thing and make Xing Si seem like the bad guy. For now they are making it seem as though they are on his side but they are going to turn those tables around. "He liked you as a kid" "you seem to like him back so what's the problem" "he didn't know how else to tell you that he liked you" "you aren't blood related brothers" bluh bluh bluh freaken bluh!!
In all honesty their relationship should end right here, but we all know that Xing Si is going to forgive him and they are going to end up together. Absolute bullcrap! I kept hoping that Yong Jie would stop at the love confession. I even felt relieved when he said he would kiss him when he was sober, they got me good I won't lie.
The fact that Yong Jie kept asking Xing Si if he recognized him and vice versa did not soften the blow as well. A lot of drunk people still remember who they are and who their family and friends are. Some even behave in a sober manner but we know they aren't. Really disappointing.
Muren and Li Cheng are still my favourite, they aren't perfect but I like them the best so far.
I'm pretty disgusted with cancel culture. Ji Soo is a great actor and has been acting for many years, and suddenly…
Bullying and sexual harrasment are not the same thing. If someone did that to me idc 13 years or 50 years ago I would still want them punished. Trauma isn't the same for people, it may take years for people to actually open up about what happened to them. Especially considering the fact that the last time they ever saw Ji Soo he was still a bully and sexual predator. So they might have been scared to come out with their story, they took into consideration what he would say, what his fans would say and what the rest would say. It takes a lot to come out, no one complained with the #me2 movement or with the R Kelly story. Most of the victims carried this with them for decades and you understood were they were coming from and yet you can't understand these victims? Victim blaming is a huge problem in todays world, it doesn't matter that Ji Soo is now a better person from what he was 13 years ago but fact remains that he did those things in the past and he should own up.
They do seriously go into the circumstances of the weird marriage - although it is just getting resolved now in…
Yes, like I said. Though I do not like step sibling relationships I'm a bit more understanding since they recently became step brothers. Even it it were step brother and step sister relationship I would still feel uncomfortable, I'm not saying it for same sex couples only. I know they aren't blood related but it still doesn't feel right to me, I'm not saying I dissaprove of it. It's just not my favourite. I felt the same with Love by Chance and History 4, even with wattpad books I ended up dropping them . Me not being comfortable with something doesn't always mean I dissaprove of it. I'm trying very hard to be more accepting of this trope and it's damn hard but hopefully one day I'll get there. I think the fact that step sibling relationship always bring out conflicts with the parents involved, friends and the rest of society has conditioned me to be scared of such story lines. They usually don't have a happy ending.
I can't be as understanding for the teacher. It's not professional at all and should not be encouraged. It's like saying just because I am a student psychologist it's okay for me to date my client, it's not because it opens doors to a lot of ethical issues. I understand that at the end of the day he hasn't really acted upon his feelings, and I hope that he doesn't. He chose this profession there's no excuse to go out with a student. In South Africa if a psychologist falls in love with a client they are required to separate with the client for two years and if they still feel the same way for each other then they can date. It's not ecouraged though, this has been hard wired into me and that's why I am not as forgiving.
Well this episode did not go the way I thought it would go *insert sad laugh*, like yo man...thanks for the tears.
It's crazy how in the end(not the end end since we still have one more episode to go) everyone(especially Phupha) tells Tian to do what he wants, to live his own life and make his own decisions and yet Phupha's decision is final and Tian has no say. Look, I understand that Phupha is doing everything in the best interest of Tian, I mean we saw how hard he took everything. But I also feel like Tian's wishes and feelings were once again shoved to the side. His parents want to give him autonomy yet it must be under their rule, he wants to stay at the village and continue being with the chief but yet he can't because the chief wants him to live a life that Tian doesn't want.
That poor kid just wants to make his own decisions, he wants to live life the way he finds fit. Everyone keeps saying he is the one in control of his life yet they are literally the ones controlling his life. It's emotional abuse if you ask me(yeah I said it).
It's a no brainer that they love each other but they just aren't meeting in the middle. One is willing to lose the person they love so that that person can live a 'happier' life and one the other one is willing to give up everything just to stay with the person they love. None of these sides are wrong, I just hope they fight harder to be together(COME ON EP 10!! GIVE ME THE GOOD STUFF!!).
Tian's parents are acting as though Tian can't come and visit them. I'm just saying let the child be in control of their lives, let him do what he wants and achieve what he wants on his own.
On a ligher note...who else died laughing when they saw Phupha with a beard? *spirit continues to laugh insanely*. I was not ready *insert laugh*, I went from sad and crying to a laughing mess *still laughing*. It made me forget about how heavy this ep was.
you should watch it!! i don't think the reviews are mixed because this is a bad or even an average bl, they are…
It's obvious that Torfan(the lady who gave her heart to Tian) liked the Chief but I can promise you that in the end Tian falls in love with the Chief not because of the heart of someone else. I was also worried about that but that's not the case. Tian didn't go there to fullfil Torfans love for the Chief. Rather he went there to give closure to the villagers and complete Torfans wish.
I recommend that you watch, overall it is a beautiful bl.
I'm not ready for today. Pha has no right to die or fall into a coma because he still needs to apologize to Tian. I juat wanna see the both of them actually happy and together. Stay alive Chief!
I personally am a big fan of 2gether and Still 2gether. The movie wasn't needed but you bet your cutie patutie BL loving self I'm watching the movie(fingers crossed it'll be made available for international fans). I see that some of yall didn't like the BL and that's cool, I just hope you aren't bashing it for its lack of skinship. Idk why we always over sexualize gay relationships whereas in a straight relationship you don't expect much from them. We get different types of relationships and one of them is couples who don't have a lot of skinship with one another. Besides Still 2gether gave us plentyfull in the end. I for one am a fan of such relationships, yes it did bother me at some point when they would high five each other but whatever man, it was still a great BL. Hate it for a boring plot, terrible acting, terrible editing, terrible music,etc. Stop wanting every gay relationship to consist of kissing and sex and stuff, it's really toxic. You can watch a kdrama where the ML and FL hold hands for the first time after 10 episodes and kiss after 14 episodes and yet you blow a gasket when it's a BL couple? Check your double standards.
To all of you who can't wait for the movie, cheers! See you on the 22nd of April #BrightWin #SarawatTine
Muren and Li Cheng are still my favourite couple, though I don't like how Li Cheng is using Muren(though he is now aware of it) to get Mei Fang. I mean she told him countless times that she isn't interested in him and yet he is still going after her? I think Muren is my favourite character so far.
Okay, I'm not a fan of step sibling relationships. I'm working on resolving it but I just can't bring myself to like it. I think it's because of the added conflict it brings between the characters, their parents and the rest of society. Also the fact that Yong Jie is literally my least favourite character(for obvious reasons) to be paired up with the sweet Xing Si. I was low key happy when Li Chen fought and won against him in the boxing match. He deserved it, I get you like Xing Jie but that's not how you handle 'competition'. He didn't even mean his apology, so yeah I was happy when Li Chen got his revenge on behalf of Muren.
I skipped the scene where Yong Jie was brushing his hand against Xing Si's cheek. I felt really uncomfortable, Yong Jie is really creepy and not my vibe. It's obvious that Xing Si likes him as well but the step brother thing is holding him back from fully opening up to his little(step) brother.
Also...when they did the flashback thing and they made Yong Jie a 10 year old kid and yet Xing Si still remained the same. Not gonna lie, I was mad uncomfortable with that scene. It did not sit well with me at all, it's like the director keeps giving me more reasons to not like their relationship. I am fully aware that they aren't blood related, Yong Jie is an unpleasant character, Xing Si likes him as well but the fact that they are (step)siblings is forever running through his mind, all this is just a mess. Hopefully not for long.
I don't know if this is a good drama or not, I understand why some people have dropped it but at the same time I understand why some people haven't dropped it. I'm 5 episodes in and I'll tell you one thing, I do not plan on dropping it, I should drop it(considering some of the story lines that I do not click with, I'll explain in a bit) but I'm still here.
I don't know why I'm still watching it man, I really do not know. First we have the step brothers(my favourite so far but at the same time...um). I don't know about you guys but I'm not a big fan of step sibling relationships, though they aren't blood related it still feels wrong. I really wish their parents never got together, I liked that they hated each other and I truly believe it would have been better to watch if they didn't become step brothers. I mean, also what's up with the dad brining home a wife that his son never met at least once? Chol didn't know that his dad was dating and instead of introducing him to his girlfriend he introduces him to his wife. WIFE! I don't know if yall are as shook as me, WIFE! WIFE! How in the world?! Make it make sense! I think the reason why I like Prab and Chol is because they are "fresh of the market" step siblings, instead of them being step siblings for years and stuff. I mean it's still weird but I'm trying to be more understanding.
I'm not going to talk about the Khun and the baker guy, they are the only unproblematic couple so far.
I am willing to expand my mind but teacher/student relationships are a massive NO for me. I'm sorry but that teacher is not professional at all and deserves to have his teaching degree canceled. Yes the legal age of consent in Thailand is 15 but I'm sure they don't condone these types of relationships in their schools. What's worse is that this teacher is an intern, what the hell is he gonna turn into once he becomes a full time teacher? Really unprofessional.
Where i can watch ep 2 in Viki tthere is just one episode !
I'm hearing that viki has combined ep 1 and episode 2. So instead of two 20 odd minutes episodes you should have watched a 50 odd minute 1st episode. So viki will be having 10 episodes instead of 20, I hope this helped.
So far so good, I'm just struggling to understand the stalker guy though...like how is this going to work out? So far I like the relationship between the three friends and I'm rooting for Li Chen and Mu Ren
Aoey, I did not understand a single thing about his story, the only thing that made sense was his sister. I was on Aoey's side with regards to that but I fear he is going to wreck havoc in Gene and Nubsib's lives. The saying goes: Hurt people hurt people.
Looks like we finally get a peek into Nubsib's life next episode. Gene's reaction is what scared me, is Nubsib the son of the company Gene works at. Who is his father and will it clear this sus feelings I've had of Sib? Because tbh to me it looks like Sib knew of and liked Gene waaaaaaaaaay before they met.
Let's wait and see.
We all knew the older brother liked him back and was being held back by the fact that they are brothers(albeit step brothers). He even 'drunk confessed' that he liked him back as well BUT(!!) that is not an invitation to sleep with someone! Even if they say yes, if that person is drunk it is NOT consensual!
I bet you that they are going to down play this whole thing and make Xing Si seem like the bad guy. For now they are making it seem as though they are on his side but they are going to turn those tables around. "He liked you as a kid" "you seem to like him back so what's the problem" "he didn't know how else to tell you that he liked you" "you aren't blood related brothers" bluh bluh bluh freaken bluh!!
In all honesty their relationship should end right here, but we all know that Xing Si is going to forgive him and they are going to end up together. Absolute bullcrap! I kept hoping that Yong Jie would stop at the love confession. I even felt relieved when he said he would kiss him when he was sober, they got me good I won't lie.
The fact that Yong Jie kept asking Xing Si if he recognized him and vice versa did not soften the blow as well. A lot of drunk people still remember who they are and who their family and friends are. Some even behave in a sober manner but we know they aren't. Really disappointing.
Muren and Li Cheng are still my favourite, they aren't perfect but I like them the best so far.
Trauma isn't the same for people, it may take years for people to actually open up about what happened to them. Especially considering the fact that the last time they ever saw Ji Soo he was still a bully and sexual predator. So they might have been scared to come out with their story, they took into consideration what he would say, what his fans would say and what the rest would say.
It takes a lot to come out, no one complained with the #me2 movement or with the R Kelly story. Most of the victims carried this with them for decades and you understood were they were coming from and yet you can't understand these victims?
Victim blaming is a huge problem in todays world, it doesn't matter that Ji Soo is now a better person from what he was 13 years ago but fact remains that he did those things in the past and he should own up.
Even it it were step brother and step sister relationship I would still feel uncomfortable, I'm not saying it for same sex couples only.
I know they aren't blood related but it still doesn't feel right to me, I'm not saying I dissaprove of it. It's just not my favourite. I felt the same with Love by Chance and History 4, even with wattpad books I ended up dropping them . Me not being comfortable with something doesn't always mean I dissaprove of it. I'm trying very hard to be more accepting of this trope and it's damn hard but hopefully one day I'll get there. I think the fact that step sibling relationship always bring out conflicts with the parents involved, friends and the rest of society has conditioned me to be scared of such story lines. They usually don't have a happy ending.
I can't be as understanding for the teacher. It's not professional at all and should not be encouraged. It's like saying just because I am a student psychologist it's okay for me to date my client, it's not because it opens doors to a lot of ethical issues. I understand that at the end of the day he hasn't really acted upon his feelings, and I hope that he doesn't. He chose this profession there's no excuse to go out with a student. In South Africa if a psychologist falls in love with a client they are required to separate with the client for two years and if they still feel the same way for each other then they can date. It's not ecouraged though, this has been hard wired into me and that's why I am not as forgiving.
It's crazy how in the end(not the end end since we still have one more episode to go) everyone(especially Phupha) tells Tian to do what he wants, to live his own life and make his own decisions and yet Phupha's decision is final and Tian has no say.
Look, I understand that Phupha is doing everything in the best interest of Tian, I mean we saw how hard he took everything. But I also feel like Tian's wishes and feelings were once again shoved to the side. His parents want to give him autonomy yet it must be under their rule, he wants to stay at the village and continue being with the chief but yet he can't because the chief wants him to live a life that Tian doesn't want.
That poor kid just wants to make his own decisions, he wants to live life the way he finds fit. Everyone keeps saying he is the one in control of his life yet they are literally the ones controlling his life. It's emotional abuse if you ask me(yeah I said it).
It's a no brainer that they love each other but they just aren't meeting in the middle. One is willing to lose the person they love so that that person can live a 'happier' life and one the other one is willing to give up everything just to stay with the person they love. None of these sides are wrong, I just hope they fight harder to be together(COME ON EP 10!! GIVE ME THE GOOD STUFF!!).
Tian's parents are acting as though Tian can't come and visit them. I'm just saying let the child be in control of their lives, let him do what he wants and achieve what he wants on his own.
On a ligher note...who else died laughing when they saw Phupha with a beard? *spirit continues to laugh insanely*. I was not ready *insert laugh*, I went from sad and crying to a laughing mess *still laughing*. It made me forget about how heavy this ep was.
I was also worried about that but that's not the case. Tian didn't go there to fullfil Torfans love for the Chief. Rather he went there to give closure to the villagers and complete Torfans wish.
I recommend that you watch, overall it is a beautiful bl.
I see that some of yall didn't like the BL and that's cool, I just hope you aren't bashing it for its lack of skinship. Idk why we always over sexualize gay relationships whereas in a straight relationship you don't expect much from them.
We get different types of relationships and one of them is couples who don't have a lot of skinship with one another. Besides Still 2gether gave us plentyfull in the end. I for one am a fan of such relationships, yes it did bother me at some point when they would high five each other but whatever man, it was still a great BL.
Hate it for a boring plot, terrible acting, terrible editing, terrible music,etc. Stop wanting every gay relationship to consist of kissing and sex and stuff, it's really toxic. You can watch a kdrama where the ML and FL hold hands for the first time after 10 episodes and kiss after 14 episodes and yet you blow a gasket when it's a BL couple? Check your double standards.
To all of you who can't wait for the movie, cheers! See you on the 22nd of April #BrightWin #SarawatTine
Okay, I'm not a fan of step sibling relationships. I'm working on resolving it but I just can't bring myself to like it. I think it's because of the added conflict it brings between the characters, their parents and the rest of society. Also the fact that Yong Jie is literally my least favourite character(for obvious reasons) to be paired up with the sweet Xing Si. I was low key happy when Li Chen fought and won against him in the boxing match. He deserved it, I get you like Xing Jie but that's not how you handle 'competition'. He didn't even mean his apology, so yeah I was happy when Li Chen got his revenge on behalf of Muren.
I skipped the scene where Yong Jie was brushing his hand against Xing Si's cheek. I felt really uncomfortable, Yong Jie is really creepy and not my vibe. It's obvious that Xing Si likes him as well but the step brother thing is holding him back from fully opening up to his little(step) brother.
Also...when they did the flashback thing and they made Yong Jie a 10 year old kid and yet Xing Si still remained the same. Not gonna lie, I was mad uncomfortable with that scene. It did not sit well with me at all, it's like the director keeps giving me more reasons to not like their relationship. I am fully aware that they aren't blood related, Yong Jie is an unpleasant character, Xing Si likes him as well but the fact that they are (step)siblings is forever running through his mind, all this is just a mess. Hopefully not for long.
I'm 5 episodes in and I'll tell you one thing, I do not plan on dropping it, I should drop it(considering some of the story lines that I do not click with, I'll explain in a bit) but I'm still here.
I don't know why I'm still watching it man, I really do not know.
First we have the step brothers(my favourite so far but at the same time...um). I don't know about you guys but I'm not a big fan of step sibling relationships, though they aren't blood related it still feels wrong. I really wish their parents never got together, I liked that they hated each other and I truly believe it would have been better to watch if they didn't become step brothers. I mean, also what's up with the dad brining home a wife that his son never met at least once? Chol didn't know that his dad was dating and instead of introducing him to his girlfriend he introduces him to his wife. WIFE! I don't know if yall are as shook as me, WIFE! WIFE! How in the world?! Make it make sense! I think the reason why I like Prab and Chol is because they are "fresh of the market" step siblings, instead of them being step siblings for years and stuff. I mean it's still weird but I'm trying to be more understanding.
I'm not going to talk about the Khun and the baker guy, they are the only unproblematic couple so far.
I am willing to expand my mind but teacher/student relationships are a massive NO for me. I'm sorry but that teacher is not professional at all and deserves to have his teaching degree canceled. Yes the legal age of consent in Thailand is 15 but I'm sure they don't condone these types of relationships in their schools. What's worse is that this teacher is an intern, what the hell is he gonna turn into once he becomes a full time teacher? Really unprofessional.
Too much of a good thing won't be good for long- the great Sam Smith once sang.