and people like Nuea are really such a nice of fresh air. You can tell what they are felling just by looking at…
People are always questioning why so many people like Dao, but I knew a person like him in college (open, friendly, nice, cute) and EVERYONE had at least a small crush on him lol. People like that aren't easy to come by.
Let's take what some folks are saying (the "if you don't like it, drop it"/"if you keep watching it anyway, you…
This.
As long as we're not attacking people who enjoy the show (and we're not, in fact I'm HAPPY for those who can find comfort in CP, live your best life!), expressing opinions is A-okay.
And if someone wants to hate watch something (as I'm going to do for the remaining episodes), let them! My favorite memory in the whole wide world was hate watching After with my best friend, don't deprive us of that privilege!
I thought I remembered your username from earlier in the season. Ah well. What are you watching next? I'm going…
Imo what sells the show is the natural chemistry between the leads. The plot isn't anything groundbreaking and the characters can annoy you a little with how they hold back.
But the CHEMISTRY. Seriously, it's chemistry that shines through without the need for physical intimacy. The most they've done is have one dead fish kiss and I'm still more sold on them than other CPs with full on sex scenes. Helps that both actors are the same age irl.
In short, SIMM is what 2gether or 2moons would've been if the leads had actual chemistry lol.
I know they're brothers, but the real chemistry here is Nuea/Fah. They just seem so comfortable and happy in their…
In the novel, Fah even says he'll never get into a relationship because no one will understand his special relationship with Nuea and will call it weird. So the chemistry is def intentional.
I wonder if the folks in the neighboring apartment heard me yell "WHAT THE F**K" when Kuea, after a restless night…
This is a good analogy. For example, Not Me's sex scene is one of the most explicit ones GMMTV has ever done (if not THE most explicit), but it doesn't feel cheap or like it's in there just for fanservice. It serves a purpose to move the plot and establish the fact that the relationship between the characters is moving forward because they fully understand and trust each other. So, even though there are still secrets between them, it doesn't feel like the writers are using sex to mask the problem.
I am guessing that at some point he traumatized Diao or got him hurt or something. And it was probably lesser…
The novel reminds me of fanfiction you'd write when you were like 13.
It was a super popular novel so it's not surprising that it got adapted, just like shitty Wattpad novels like Kissing Booth and After got adapted on Netflix.
Also Me: Gets the most comfort out of a university BL when shows about gay arranged marriages and gay mafia heirs are airing at the same time
As long as we're not attacking people who enjoy the show (and we're not, in fact I'm HAPPY for those who can find comfort in CP, live your best life!), expressing opinions is A-okay.
And if someone wants to hate watch something (as I'm going to do for the remaining episodes), let them! My favorite memory in the whole wide world was hate watching After with my best friend, don't deprive us of that privilege!
But the CHEMISTRY. Seriously, it's chemistry that shines through without the need for physical intimacy. The most they've done is have one dead fish kiss and I'm still more sold on them than other CPs with full on sex scenes. Helps that both actors are the same age irl.
In short, SIMM is what 2gether or 2moons would've been if the leads had actual chemistry lol.
Like, isn't owning tigers as pets illegal or something lol
It's not his fault he's given such a one-dimensional character to work with.
It was a super popular novel so it's not surprising that it got adapted, just like shitty Wattpad novels like Kissing Booth and After got adapted on Netflix.