Khem, unfortunately, is part of Ramphueng’s cursed. She cursed his entire bloodline. In the scenes with Ramphueng…
Yes...not only that...Khem's past life self was the little girl who confirmed her mother's false testimony when the father asked...the mother was afraid that if they didn't lie the first wife will kill the servants who had initially agreed to help Ramphueng run away, along with her...to save them, she asked her daughter (Khem in past life) to go with the lie, which ultimately killed Ramphueng, and also denied justice to her murdered child
And the BTS pics are even more stunning. Just as you think he cannot get any hotter...😍
Yes...and he's so good with his singing too...it's been a long time since we had someone with such all-round talent and looks to boot!! I'm really floored.
And the BTS pics are even more stunning. Just as you think he cannot get any hotter...😍
Absolutely!!! I loved him in Paradise of Thorns too and was waiting since then for Khemjira to release...to say that I was swept off my feet would be an understatement!!!.....He has taken it to another level altogether...both with his acting and looks!!! 🤩💖
I think it is only realistic that there will be several layers of the same person...so I am not at all surprised…
Bang on...absolutely agree to everything you said.
Who are we to take away the agency of someone to decide who they want to like and chase, just because they seem 'young and naive' to us!
Also, I find this uni-directional narrative on 'the older person manipulating the younger person' uninformed by reality...a whole lot of the time, it is the younger person who is doing the manipulating, and with full knowledge, intent and agency.
Having a sugar daddy is legit, and it is all good to joke, poke fun, and even celebrate that in the pop-culture....but it is a complete no-no when an older person falls for an younger person......even if the younger person actually likes the older person and the older one is very likely to end up being labeled various names like a simp-for-barely legal ones, a vile pedo criminal, or a groomer at the least...ridiculous double standards!
Yes, there usually are power imbalances when people of substantial age difference decide to be in a relationship....and particularly so when one of them has had very little experience of the world given their young age, but these power equations are hardly straight forward and unidirectional.....both older and younger person have their own set of insecurities, hurdles, and pitfalls....so the challenges they face are more nuanced than the b/w narrative on perpetrator-victim would have us believe.
Having said that, I want to clarify and flag that nothing of what I say holds in a situation where abuse takes place, no matter who the perpetrator is, the older or the younger one...my stance is NOT about supporting abuse, or perpetrators of abuse.
I think it is only realistic that there will be several layers of the same person...so I am not at all surprised…
While we all are entitled to our takes and opinions and all kinds of contrasting takes can and does co-exist, I do find your insistence that it 'should be' a certain way to be quite problematic....and really no different than the policing alternate/non-heteronormative relationships face from the society in general....
Also I do not see how Victor is putting his morals on a backburner by trying to woo Trin...and doing foolish things for love has almost zero correlation with age....people of all ages do that...that's what makes them human, I feel...and we need to let people be and do what they feel strongly for as long as that does not hamper or harm any one else
Also, I don't think there is any allusion at all to an adult person chasing a 'barely legal' person trope in this case...Victor is chasing after Trin and I would say he is very much in his capacity to do that...if he is enough conscious to be thinking of the political landscape of his country and what he needs to do to make it better, I think it actually shows that he has achieved a reasonable amount of maturity as a person........and I do not understand why you, I, or anyone would feel that it is their place to tell him who they 'should' feel attracted to, or try to woo...and also why the other person (Trin), even if they are 10 yrs or much older than that, should have to hold back if they are also attracted to Victor so as to make you, me, or any others completely unrelated to their lives, feel validated.
While the whole thing about Victor growing up and changing as a person, has reasonably strong probability, it does not mean that younger people should stay away from relationships (which never happens anyway) and wait till they are in their 30s to be in relationships...and whether they have a relationship with someone their own age, younger than them or much older than them, is a matter that is best decided by them and the other person(s) that are involved....we need not like, or celebrate it, as long as we don't try to impose our views and let them be, it is alright
I do not want to trigger or diss you in any ways, but honestly, your answer here sounds too much like 'I want people to stick to my moral compass for their personal matters that has zero things to do with me'. I find that quite unacceptable.
https://youtu.be/3xLhgHdVrIc?si=W0wJNXLFH8tG4cc4
Who are we to take away the agency of someone to decide who they want to like and chase, just because they seem 'young and naive' to us!
Also, I find this uni-directional narrative on 'the older person manipulating the younger person' uninformed by reality...a whole lot of the time, it is the younger person who is doing the manipulating, and with full knowledge, intent and agency.
Having a sugar daddy is legit, and it is all good to joke, poke fun, and even celebrate that in the pop-culture....but it is a complete no-no when an older person falls for an younger person......even if the younger person actually likes the older person and the older one is very likely to end up being labeled various names like a simp-for-barely legal ones, a vile pedo criminal, or a groomer at the least...ridiculous double standards!
Yes, there usually are power imbalances when people of substantial age difference decide to be in a relationship....and particularly so when one of them has had very little experience of the world given their young age, but these power equations are hardly straight forward and unidirectional.....both older and younger person have their own set of insecurities, hurdles, and pitfalls....so the challenges they face are more nuanced than the b/w narrative on perpetrator-victim would have us believe.
Having said that, I want to clarify and flag that nothing of what I say holds in a situation where abuse takes place, no matter who the perpetrator is, the older or the younger one...my stance is NOT about supporting abuse, or perpetrators of abuse.
Also I do not see how Victor is putting his morals on a backburner by trying to woo Trin...and doing foolish things for love has almost zero correlation with age....people of all ages do that...that's what makes them human, I feel...and we need to let people be and do what they feel strongly for as long as that does not hamper or harm any one else
Also, I don't think there is any allusion at all to an adult person chasing a 'barely legal' person trope in this case...Victor is chasing after Trin and I would say he is very much in his capacity to do that...if he is enough conscious to be thinking of the political landscape of his country and what he needs to do to make it better, I think it actually shows that he has achieved a reasonable amount of maturity as a person........and I do not understand why you, I, or anyone would feel that it is their place to tell him who they 'should' feel attracted to, or try to woo...and also why the other person (Trin), even if they are 10 yrs or much older than that, should have to hold back if they are also attracted to Victor so as to make you, me, or any others completely unrelated to their lives, feel validated.
While the whole thing about Victor growing up and changing as a person, has reasonably strong probability, it does not mean that younger people should stay away from relationships (which never happens anyway) and wait till they are in their 30s to be in relationships...and whether they have a relationship with someone their own age, younger than them or much older than them, is a matter that is best decided by them and the other person(s) that are involved....we need not like, or celebrate it, as long as we don't try to impose our views and let them be, it is alright
I do not want to trigger or diss you in any ways, but honestly, your answer here sounds too much like 'I want people to stick to my moral compass for their personal matters that has zero things to do with me'. I find that quite unacceptable.