I can completely understand Pran's mom and her reason for resentment, but one thing doesn't cancel the other. I really felt it when Pran told her he is the way he is because of how she raised him.
Also Pat's father is such a hypocrite? They both are. No, Pat's mother and Pran's father who knew about the whole thing and never did anything to make it better for their children makes them just as awful as the ones directly involved.
The saddest thing is that this is REAL, parents do this all the time, they project things into their kids in the most selfish way, then call it protection, call it love... I just feel so so sorry for the boys in the middle of it all.
BTW, last scene was beautiful, beautiful, I'm honestly unable to move on.
I know someone posted a spoiler on the book plot and that in the book "Sean knows," but that conversation between…
I haven't read the novel and I haven't seen the spoiler about it, but the series, as far as people commented seems to have a different take on many things, but I definitely see your point, and I agree with you on a certain level, especially him and his girlfriend, and the fact he can't seem to shake the feeling that something is wrong with Black.
For me though, I don't think things would be less exciting if he in fact, knew that Black isn't Black, even if he didn't really knew the reasons behind it.
Still, the way he acts with White, sometimes even coaxing him, seemengly testing him, is what makes me feel that he indeed knows.
Unfortunately, no. It's because of the New Year, so Bad Buddy, F4, Not Me, etc are not going to air next week, just the week after the end of the holiday season.
And yet, another episode of Sean knows, because I'm pretty sure he does.
So many things to talk about, like White getting out of his bubble and realizing his place of privilege; Yok and his mother and the fact she is deaf, and how they're displaying the use of sign language, while showcasing how hard it is for these people to be inserted in society as a whole, especially jobs that tend to either ignore or disrespect them; Yok and Dan, my boy really is enchanted and I honestly can't blame him, I mean we know Gawin has a whole face to his name, but he looks especially GOOD in the series; Yep, I know Sean knows and the tension between him and White is skyrocketing.
Next week is going to be a very sad one without another episode.
I'm all for them breaking typical BL stereotypes, like "I'm straight, I just like him", and also the one that always bothers me the most "wife, wifey". They're two dudes, they're boyfriends, and that's that, no need to classify. They also hold the same kind of power in the relationship, it's all very 50/50, despite Pat being so whipped and gladly letting Pran win everytime. It's probably my favorite thing about them, it screams "healthy relationship".
Yep, Sean might not know the whole thing, but I'm pretty sure that he knows White is White, and definitely not Black. The way he softens and also tests him, he knows.
So, politics (fucking finally!), a great selection of soundtracks, beautiful shots, and some great acting, and it's only episode two.
I really have horrible week, and this one of the place where i feel happy, my future days will be hard bcos of…
The week is almost over, and I hope you can have a much needed rest during the weekend. Sending good energies and another virtual hug your way. Hope the next days can be much better.
I wasn't expecting any less from actor Gun, but can we talk about actor Off Jumpol? My dude really upped his game for this. What a great first episode.
PS: I really think Sean knows about the Black / White situation. If not, he's at least hella suspicious about it. I don't think it's going to be hidden from him for too long, but I'm betting that he knows.
I'm here for the flirting and the obvious tension between them. It's funny to see how after Pat came to terms with his feelings for Pran, and as bold and courageous and confident he seems to be, Pran is the one who has him wrapped around his finger.
I absolutely love the details of Pat loving Pran's scent, and being very vocal about it (the new ending credits have a scene of him sleeping with the "friend unfriend" shirt he borrowed from Pran), also Pat finding Pran's dimples cute and just being generally whipped.
Even if Pran liked him 'first', and was well aware of his feelings for Pat all along, I like how their dynamics and the "power" in the relationship is 50/50, no more, no less. I don't feel like Pran likes him more because of this, and it's nice to see that despite how different they are, and how differently they express their feelings, it feels like they are equals, no one's above.
Khaotung seems to be the most wholesome guy ever in real life, and I'm great he got the opportunity to play a role that's so different from him. I like this one, I do.
Body swap is tricky and a huge no for me tbh, although I'm definitely biased when it comes to EarthMix, so I'll obviously give this a try, plus I liked the trailer, I want to see it.
I haven't read the novel but everyone who did mentioned the same things. There's no confusion of feelings from Tha's part before the body swap, him and Lin were never an item, she doesn't like him like anything other than a friend, never did, and after the body swap, Tha only sees Win as Win, not as Lin.
I highly suggest (anyone who's interested, of course) to read this thread about how the novel goes, it really clears the air regarding many doubts some may have:
It's great to be able to see a different side from Earth Mix's acting. This a much more mature and conflicting kind of role, and I'm definitely here for this.
The trailer is something else, it looks much darker than the first one, even the way it was filmed is much more somber and I can honestly say that I'm here for it. It's something completely different from what we've seen before, the whole plot and subplots sound so interesting and packed with action.
Also, Gun as Black and White, two entirely different people, you can feel just how much from the mere glimpse we've got from them. Once again, Gun Atthaphan showing just how much of a great actor he is.
Off and Gun as Sean and White were one of the highlights for me, I know this is a BL and all, but again everything fits in a different way to me, and that includes them, I absolutely loved their dynamics.
OK, calm down, it's just a trailer, but a freaking amazing one. I can't wait.
I've seen some people commenting on how Pran is an open book, but to me so is Pat, and I think next episode is when he starts to realize that all things he did, and all things he keeps on doing, don't come only from the fact that he's a nice guy, but from the fact that he cares so damn much about Pran and his well-being. Also, he can't seem to stay away from Pran's door.
We've watched enemies to friends to lovers a thousand times before, but this one feels different to me. There are so many barriers against them being together, even in a friendly manner, but still their feelings are clearly growing by the day and after only seeing a portion of those teary-eyes while Pran tried to pretend everything was just fine, really hit me. I'm not sure if I'm ready for when things get more complicated, but I'm totally here for it, tbh.
Underwhelming, which is a shame considering the potential it had. I was really excited to watch this, but then my excitement died little by little. Sad.
I'm really invested on how everything is going to unfold.
Also Pat's father is such a hypocrite? They both are. No, Pat's mother and Pran's father who knew about the whole thing and never did anything to make it better for their children makes them just as awful as the ones directly involved.
The saddest thing is that this is REAL, parents do this all the time, they project things into their kids in the most selfish way, then call it protection, call it love... I just feel so so sorry for the boys in the middle of it all.
BTW, last scene was beautiful, beautiful, I'm honestly unable to move on.
For me though, I don't think things would be less exciting if he in fact, knew that Black isn't Black, even if he didn't really knew the reasons behind it.
Still, the way he acts with White, sometimes even coaxing him, seemengly testing him, is what makes me feel that he indeed knows.
So many things to talk about, like White getting out of his bubble and realizing his place of privilege; Yok and his mother and the fact she is deaf, and how they're displaying the use of sign language, while showcasing how hard it is for these people to be inserted in society as a whole, especially jobs that tend to either ignore or disrespect them; Yok and Dan, my boy really is enchanted and I honestly can't blame him, I mean we know Gawin has a whole face to his name, but he looks especially GOOD in the series; Yep, I know Sean knows and the tension between him and White is skyrocketing.
Next week is going to be a very sad one without another episode.
So, politics (fucking finally!), a great selection of soundtracks, beautiful shots, and some great acting, and it's only episode two.
Dan and Yok? I waaaant it.
PS: I really think Sean knows about the Black / White situation. If not, he's at least hella suspicious about it. I don't think it's going to be hidden from him for too long, but I'm betting that he knows.
I absolutely love the details of Pat loving Pran's scent, and being very vocal about it (the new ending credits have a scene of him sleeping with the "friend unfriend" shirt he borrowed from Pran), also Pat finding Pran's dimples cute and just being generally whipped.
Even if Pran liked him 'first', and was well aware of his feelings for Pat all along, I like how their dynamics and the "power" in the relationship is 50/50, no more, no less. I don't feel like Pran likes him more because of this, and it's nice to see that despite how different they are, and how differently they express their feelings, it feels like they are equals, no one's above.
I haven't read the novel but everyone who did mentioned the same things. There's no confusion of feelings from Tha's part before the body swap, him and Lin were never an item, she doesn't like him like anything other than a friend, never did, and after the body swap, Tha only sees Win as Win, not as Lin.
I highly suggest (anyone who's interested, of course) to read this thread about how the novel goes, it really clears the air regarding many doubts some may have:
https://mobile.twitter.com/daisyandrosy/status/1466022940588138502
Also, Gun as Black and White, two entirely different people, you can feel just how much from the mere glimpse we've got from them. Once again, Gun Atthaphan showing just how much of a great actor he is.
Off and Gun as Sean and White were one of the highlights for me, I know this is a BL and all, but again everything fits in a different way to me, and that includes them, I absolutely loved their dynamics.
OK, calm down, it's just a trailer, but a freaking amazing one. I can't wait.
I was so into it that I felt nervous and anxious and my stomach literally dropped at certain points.
They both know what the other feels. They know.
They were both emotional and it was just... Beautifully done.
Both actors were amazing, in sync. Not Ohm and Nanon, but Pat and Pran through and through.
I just LOVE this series.
We've watched enemies to friends to lovers a thousand times before, but this one feels different to me. There are so many barriers against them being together, even in a friendly manner, but still their feelings are clearly growing by the day and after only seeing a portion of those teary-eyes while Pran tried to pretend everything was just fine, really hit me. I'm not sure if I'm ready for when things get more complicated, but I'm totally here for it, tbh.