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This show was everything, the best gl of the year perhaps. There are all kinds of love but theirs is one which perseveres when everything in the world falls away. In the end they are the only ones left for each other. The darker aspects of Lene's life and how hard she fights to keep some of the light around her from both Rann, Peem and the memory of her mother made this a high stakes thriller. Well-written and most importantly well placed given that this is only 7 episodes. Also the way Lene looks at Rann, like she's about to devour her whole and then proceeds to do exactly that? 9/10
And yes this! The HEA is assured in every show Asian romcom and, so as to not be deductive, it is also that for most western shows i think? but just not for the extremely side sapphic couples. AO3 has been a fabulous reserve for sapphic stuff but most of the shows aren't even canonically lesbian or end up together
I'm sorry to heart about that and hope you're ok now ❤️ it will be extremely therapeutic when Lene finally gets together with her Rann 🤭
"He/she does the work" would be "karega/karegi" respectively and gay effeminate men (and also the uke/bottom in thai shows) prefer the female or softer versions and so would use "karegi". It's a similar phenomenon in thai language, where suffixes show gender determinant. They are not trans but a machine or AI generated transl can't grasp that hence the issue
It's not easy to leave violent partners even if you know you have to and should. It's not easy to remove the veil and show us the dark side of women in career and industry. None of the three couples might be together in the future, the breakup might be dark and messy, and all this show offers is the right here right now instead of delivering the girls into some sort of send-off into the sunset/paradise
So yes, this show went there did that. And while ratings are completely subjective, here's my subjective opinion that the one star reviews on this are unwarranted and skewed
Shasha is not just a player richie rich model who breaks girls' hearts, she's a victim who fought, she's a girl without a family who makes one for herself.
Gorya is not a mere goody-two-shoes foil to her character, she's a real one who's brave enough to deal with everything head on.
Min was the most suppressed one in life, dealing with ipv then confused by her sexuality by her own feelings, her homophobic family and also by queer people themselves. Even we as queer individuals can make others uncomfortable despite our intentions
Praew–try to understand my girl– how would you feel if you were, yet again, falling fir a straight woman and without little confirmation in the way of anything. She stood up for Min even when she expected nothing from her
Prim moving yards in her career but for that one girl, she's stuck in a circle. Honestly the Prim Bambi dynamic was the only toxic one but they accepted each other despite everything. As a person she's a strong go-getter and that's part of why Bambi is drawn to her
And Bambi, oh girl. They don't get you but you were fantastic throughout. The most surprising character arc and the acting delivery sold the story. It was a sensitive topic but they portrayed her with all her rights and wrongs, lies and truths