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Only Friends: Dream On will air on Gagaoolala, starting Friday, February 27, 2026. (At least according to what I see on my Gagaoolala service. I'm in the United States.)

It's adorable that Phoon's friends are so delusional that Fah wouldn't notice the height difference, hair cut, the left-handed writing, and even perhaps the shoes -- despite Phoon being incognito -- when he and Phoon meet at the end of ep. 5.

FWIW:

I am a single (by choice) middle-aged person. I have been gaslit, ghosted, dumped, and divorced. I want rainbows and unicorns. I want to watch a world where there is mutual respect, trust, honesty, fidelity, fun, laughter and tears, sincerity, compassion, and empathy. If that means light and fluffy BLs, so be it.

I was also planning to visit the Rama 8 Cafe, Bangkok, as it was the backdrop of the interaction between Punlee and Klaijai in Your Sky, but, unfortunately, I didn't make it. Perhaps someday!

They may not be perfect, but they are perfect for each other.

Their smiles when they're together reach their eyes, shining with love.

Thank you for so clearly articulating what's really happening with their stories.

I don't drink alcohol and never have, so I can only image how I'd feel if I took a big swig of Sake! I can totally sympathize with Hioki about feeling a little strange. I think the poor kid is just exhausted.

I posted the original comment about 10 months ago, and I have an update to the update:

UPDATE #2:
In between tours of Japan and Vietnam, I flew to Taipei and visited the intersection featured in the final scene.* I literally stood on the respective corners as well as walking down the same street as they did at the end (and taking loads of pictures). My heart is content!

*fortunately, there was sufficient street signs and identifiable buildings in the shots to identify the specific intersection.

ORIGINAL POST:
Kudos to Shao Peng's dad for firmly setting Sean's father straight on what it means to be a parent!
What I love most about Shao Peng's and Sean's relationship is how open and communicative they are with one another and that they ARE NOT AFRAID to cry. If I ever go to Taiwan, I'd love to find that street corner in the final episode to just be where they were.

UPDATE #1 : It helps to look at a map. I will be visiting Japan and then Vietnam in September/October 2025. It turns out that Taiwan is literally on the way. So, I will be at that street corner.

I agree. They both let their guard down when they're together. They see and appreciate each other's value and true self.

I want a Thap to tell my story to.

All I can say is that I'm so glad to have unlimited data on all of my devices. Otherwise, I would be paying buckets for overages.

I wake up so early on Tuesdays just to soothe my (so single) soul by watching this couple! I don't think I have witnessed someone whose body was literally humming and quivering as Yoon-Oh's does after Tai In kissed him the first time (ep 4). Yoon-Oh's anticipation for the next kiss was subtly breathtaking.

I agree with the other commenters: These two are among the best actors in BLs (or otherwise) out there. Kudos to the production company and creative team for honoring us with such a beautiful series.

I adore this series and the gentle way Keishi is drawing Tojo out of his self-imposed emotional cell to accept not only others but himself. What made me laugh about this episode was Tojo's turning his plushie around on the couch so as not to witness what might potentially happen.

I'm rewatching the episodes (for the umpteenth time), and in Episode 2, Tojo notes how beautiful Keishi's hands are. Yes, yes they are.

Regarding the marriage discussion (below), Flirt Milk didn't show the wedding but did show the framed marriage certificates of Phra-ek and Nomjuet on their condo's wall in the final scenes of the finale. Flirt Milk's air dates were January 25-March 29, 2025.

I literally started crying at Tojo Suzume's huge smile when he and Tanaka Keishi exchanged good night texts.

I love how open they are with one another. My heart is warmed.

Thinking back to my high school days (last century), I had book smarts, but I didn't have relationship smarts as in never had a date, let alone a boyfriend. I think my first-ever date was when I was 22 . Years later, my 60-year-old former partner couldn't share an emotion even if his life depended on it. Remember, our prefrontal cortexes don't even hit anything that looks like maturity until around 25 (and I'm not convinced mine is fully developed even at my age!) So from my perspective, I think Kim/Mon and Kit/Shane are doing remarkably well navigating those emotional landmines. For Shane, his buffering with his new-to-him emotions is totally understandable. And I can so relate to Kim's fearfulness and lack of self-confidence. They both will get there; we just need to give them grace in the meantime.

Mr. Tan (Papang) can most certainly use his puppy-eye moves on me any time.

I won't say how many times I've watched episodes 17-24 for the sheer happiness of Faifa's and Wine's story, but on this last viewing, I noticed a plot point I hadn't noticed before. In Ep 21, Wine is moaning on how he's lazy, doesn't like to pack, and doesn't like to sleep in unfamiliar places after Ben was disappointed that the Engineers Unite event (to be held in Chiang Mai) was canceled. None of that mattered as he determined to go solo to get those bracelets for his boyfriend (despite having agreed earlier go with Yotha, with Faifa joining them). As he later shared, Faifa made him brave to overcome those fears. What these two won't do for the other.

Thank you for putting together their appearances!