I really wanted the bass player with braces to pair up with Best's friend Ray. They were making eyes during the performance in Episode 2. Both are so cute.
I think the ending is misunderstood. I was all ready to go ballistic on the last episode for spoiling things badly,…
According to people on YouTube, what Best wrote on Dew's shirt was "I li ..." (the start of the sentence "I like you") but he stopped when he saw that Fern had written some kind of love note.
What Dew texted back to him at the end was a pic of where he had written "I li ..." at the bottom of the page of Best's notebook, essentially telling Best that he felt the same.
So, if the subs are right....NewYear just called Both "Daddy"& Both is worried about NewYear flirting with Night?…
I think that's where they're going with Eak and it's utterly unbelievable, but I guess in the BL fantasy universe all cute straight guys can be turned.
Glad people are bashing daon less now. poor guy really doesn't deserve it! he's suffering just like shinwoo is.…
Well said. I don't ship Daon with TK but Daon is a complex character who has developed coping mechanisms that might make him seem fake, but that's because he doesn't trust that people will love him if he just lets himself be himself.
When you grow up in a family that doesn't value you, that's the kind of mindset you get, and it's really hard to break free from it.
Shinwoo steppin' up his game! Keep being bold, bro!
And now we know where the series title comes from ... :)
Meanwhile, So Hee showing that she can be even more evil than in earlier episodes. What annoys me already is that I know by the end of the series the writers will try to "redeem" this horrible excuse for a human being.
I'm not completely sure that the cake to the face is actually a student council tradition. There seemed to be…
I know! But then I wonder if my Western upbringing just makes me *think* they sound alike while a native Korean would have no trouble telling them apart.
Honestly that's what i'm afraid of too that Da On doesn't like TK as anything more than a friend but he has been…
If it's the post that I'm remembering, I think all I saw was someone asking what it meant to straight-wash, and I answered that. I guess I didn't read through the entire thread.
Honestly, I didn't hate this episode. It was better than the first three. Still, there's these moments that hit me right between the eyes, like a commercial photo shoot where one of the models wears a hat with the word "shit" on it, emblazoned in bold letters.
Also, the conversations between Satha and Nut needed to happen in order to advance the story but the writing is sooooo bad. I think they wanted Satha to come across as empathetic but he seemed more insensitive than insightful.
I think BL is the only genre where I'll watch a series like this as readily as I'll watch one like ITSAY. Maybe it's because Thai BL was my introduction to BL. For instance, I have much lower tolerance for most of the productions coming out of the Philippines lately ... some of which I'm sure are objectively better than this one. This episode I watched from start to finish while eating my lunch.
But, now having done that, I'll once again forget all about it until next weekend when World of BL tells me the next episode is airing, and then once again I'll be making time for it.
What Dew texted back to him at the end was a pic of where he had written "I li ..." at the bottom of the page of Best's notebook, essentially telling Best that he felt the same.
When you grow up in a family that doesn't value you, that's the kind of mindset you get, and it's really hard to break free from it.
And now we know where the series title comes from ... :)
Meanwhile, So Hee showing that she can be even more evil than in earlier episodes. What annoys me already is that I know by the end of the series the writers will try to "redeem" this horrible excuse for a human being.
We need to come up with a name for this syndrome because I suspect that many of us suffer from it.
I've watched a LOT of Thai series but I don't remember any that did that. ^_^
Also, the conversations between Satha and Nut needed to happen in order to advance the story but the writing is sooooo bad. I think they wanted Satha to come across as empathetic but he seemed more insensitive than insightful.
I think BL is the only genre where I'll watch a series like this as readily as I'll watch one like ITSAY. Maybe it's because Thai BL was my introduction to BL. For instance, I have much lower tolerance for most of the productions coming out of the Philippines lately ... some of which I'm sure are objectively better than this one. This episode I watched from start to finish while eating my lunch.
But, now having done that, I'll once again forget all about it until next weekend when World of BL tells me the next episode is airing, and then once again I'll be making time for it.
BL, what have you done to me? ^_^