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I heard that in korea touching someone's ears is a very intimate thing. Like only lovers do it or something. So yeah it was special for them becuase it implied something.

History: Make Our Days Count and History: Trapped. Fair warning last episode of Make Our Days Count is sad, but if you ignore it you have a really good show.

You can watch Make Our Days Count if you disregard the main couple plot line in the last episode and skip to all the second couple moments. It has really good and realistic depiction and mature scenes and good chemistry. Just ignore the main couple in last episode because it is sad.

I am getting mad. Why is the rating for the show not increasing. For the completed, it is 9.2 and even the watching is 8.7. Seriously.

I think Pun's overreaction and ignoring Nott is supposed to all poke fun at the miscommunication and overthinking that happens in BL. Like almost 80% of BL problems can be solved through open communication.

I agree

I have heard that the cast and the author MAME know how people felt about the sexual assault that is presented in the show (like what tharn does to type at the beginning and about lhong not getting punished) and they have talked about it in interviews and stuff. Does anyone have links to those? Is it true that they have talked about it?

I am understanding the perspective other people now. The comments made by you and the other people helped me see what is lacking in the new episode. Thank you. I think that I also agree to some extent now that I have the time to think about it. A lot of people seem to talk about the change in Tine's character and his passiveness.

I feel like I am the only one that seems to like this episode. I don't understand why people think that Tine is becoming feminine in this show, I don't really see it. Maybe someone can explain it to me. I feel like this episode was necessary because it showed that Tine really is invested in their relationship, like he was concerned that his actions might cause them to break up and scared about all the bad things that were happening to them. Also I like that Tine said "I like you too" to Sarawat.
Of course, loved Sarawat pov, Sarawat's friends and Dim/Green.
Can people explain why they thought this episode was weak? I want to understand that point of view.

I feel the the situation between bohn and duen in this episode is not feeding into the stereotype, but is rather creating a conversation about how ridiculous that kind of thinking really is. That is why what Mek said makes sense. What do you guys think?

The thing you said about the fake profile is completely right. I feel like this show condemns anything bad that the characters do, kind of like negative reinforcement. Like how Tine tried to drug Green and he got drugged instead. Or how Tine tried to harass Sarawat into becoming fake boyfriend and Sarawat drove away and Tine crashed. Also how Tine tried to make Sarawat jealous and he was the one to get jealous instead. How Sarawat lying made Tine doubt him.

The one where bohn touches his butt right? That one was a flashback

The one where bohn pushes duen on the bench right? At the university? Yes that was also a dream that duen had. The one in ep. 2 was Bohn's dream

The part where bohn poke duen cheeks in the classroom was a dream

love the positivity and support!

love the positivity and support!

love the positivity and support!

Thank you to both you and @crib for talking about this. I feel like no one is thinking about the impact of coronavirus on the production of the series at all. Like it became pretty obvious that episode 10 was a filler as soon as you watch it and it was safe to assume that it was due to the pandemic. People need to stop spreading hate and be a little bit more understanding of such a situation.