So... Tin's dad basically said that if Tin wasn't a prince, he'd accept his relationship with Phob... I didn't…
Ahh, I see what you mean. ..but here in India, society still isn’t that accepting, and honestly, I don’t know why. I don’t want to bring religion into this, but from what I understand, Hinduism has historically had space for different kinds of relationships and ways of living. And yet, even today, society still struggles to accept them. It just feels so wrong that people are still judged for loving someone or choosing a relationship that doesn’t fit society’s idea of what’s “normal.” 💔
Yes! It was incredible, I cried all the time. BUT ... that's what's scares me, he had many occasion to tell Tinn…
Yes… I thought the same too. Phob should have just vented it all out. Now Tinn might start thinking that Phob used love as a pawn for revenge, and that he was using him as the pawn all along… This is sooo heartbreaking. 😭💔 The next two episodes are going to be an absolute roller coaster of emotions.
So... Tin's dad basically said that if Tin wasn't a prince, he'd accept his relationship with Phob... I didn't…
But that’s the sad reality too...
No one is willing to accept a prince being gay. I honestly don’t understand this society sometimes. Why should someone’s position, title, or status decide whom they’re allowed to love?
They deserve the right to marry the person they love, just like anyone else. Love shouldn’t have to come with conditions or limitations.
Inn is such an incredible actor. That scene where he says, “I love you… I love you more than anything” —the tears in his eyes, the way he hides his own pain, and how he can’t even reveal the truth to the man he loves… it all felt sooo real.
The emotions were so raw and heartbreaking. The way he portrayed that love, pain, helplessness, and vulnerability was just incredible.
I completely agree with you. I don't know what the other BLs this year are like, since this is my first one, but it's so beautiful. It's truly doing justice to every character.
The story is the backbone of everything, and this one has both an amazing storyline and incredible acting. That's what makes it so special.
How is Thinnakorn going to react when he finds out what Phob is really up to?
One is fighting for justice, while the other is bound by his loyalty to the royal family. The conflict between their convictions... OMG, we're in for an emotional roller coaster. 🥹
InnOngsa’s have such a nice and natural chemistry. I look forward to seeing more projects from them.
Their chemistry and performances are absolutely spot on. There's just something about historical dramas, especially in settings like this—they're always so beautifully crafted.
This is my second Thai BL of the year, and I'm really looking forward to the next episode. I have a feeling it's going to be an emotional roller coaster. The leads are so good-looking, and they complement each other perfectly. They also know how to act"""actually act"""which makes such a huge difference. Unlike some actors who end up ruining a good story with weak performances. No hate to them though, lol. 😅
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I don’t want to bring religion into this, but from what I understand, Hinduism has historically had space for different kinds of relationships and ways of living. And yet, even today, society still struggles to accept them.
It just feels so wrong that people are still judged for loving someone or choosing a relationship that doesn’t fit society’s idea of what’s “normal.” 💔
Phob should have just vented it all out.
Now Tinn might start thinking that Phob used love as a pawn for revenge, and that he was using him as the pawn all along… This is sooo heartbreaking. 😭💔
The next two episodes are going to be an absolute roller coaster of emotions.
You deserve so many more roles and loads of success 🥰
No one is willing to accept a prince being gay. I honestly don’t understand this society sometimes. Why should someone’s position, title, or status decide whom they’re allowed to love?
They deserve the right to marry the person they love, just like anyone else. Love shouldn’t have to come with conditions or limitations.
That scene where he says, “I love you… I love you more than anything” —the tears in his eyes, the way he hides his own pain, and how he can’t even reveal the truth to the man he loves… it all felt sooo real.
The emotions were so raw and heartbreaking. The way he portrayed that love, pain, helplessness, and vulnerability was just incredible.
Chat's dad is basically doing the same. 😭 Just appreciate the man already.
I honestly thought Phob was going to tell him he was part of the rebellion during that night scene.
I mean, I get it...you were having your little love moment...but... yk. 🤭
I don't know what the other BLs this year are like, since this is my first one, but it's so beautiful. It's truly doing justice to every character.
The story is the backbone of everything, and this one has both an amazing storyline and incredible acting. That's what makes it so special.
One is fighting for justice, while the other is bound by his loyalty to the royal family. The conflict between their convictions... OMG, we're in for an emotional roller coaster. 🥹
The leads are so good-looking, and they complement each other perfectly. They also know how to act"""actually act"""which makes such a huge difference. Unlike some actors who end up ruining a good story with weak performances. No hate to them though, lol. 😅