This was god-awful! I almost have no idea what the hell I watched.If I could describe it in one word, that would…
I literally let out a laugh after they finished the scene. Either the writers are the biggest vanillas in existence or they did zero research on what it means to be a sadistic dom. Laughable. Also to go in a thub after giving him small open wounds with a leather whip? That's not aftercare, just more sadism.
I'm kind of disappointed with the bdsm representation. I expected more, way more. First of all, what he did was not that bad. Or they didn't do much research. Some wax, a leash and a rope is not violent. For vanillas probably but not for people in the community. So I don't understand how the first boy would be... Crying? Was he a random vanilla I don't understand.
Second I HATE that they just jumped into a scene. Kamol didn't explain what he will do, what he plans to do... Nothing. What a horrible dom he is, I'm sorry. That's not that way.
Third consent can always be pulled back. It doesn't matter how often he asks beforehand, a no is a no. Everything after is r*pe.
I feel they're trying to attract more audience just by their fluff scenes and not going too overboard. They're…
I personally wouldn't call that fluffy. They're literally not even really touching, I get the cute words but they can only do so much. And visually it seems to be only Daon having any problems with skinship. And he's been having them since the first episode of season one so... I think it's time for some definitely needed progress.
They don't have to go overboard but some kisses and hugs or teasing pokes shouldn't be... Too much to ask for I think?
Also I don't understand how the writers expect us to care about Yaya's arranged marriage. She's such an annoying character, she could leave the country and we wouldn't care.
But then to not touch the arranged marriage part either... So we're supposed to think it's a good thing she gets married off against her will like a piece of meat? It's aggravating and condescending at the same time. So we're progressive enough to fight for lgbtq+ rights but have to accept arranged marriage as a normal and good concept?!
Why can't Daon and Khab just... Have a relationship? If you don't want to do it in the shower that's totally fine but please you're not 12 and sex is something extremely normal and healthy. I get the relationship is still fresh but come on not even normal domestic skinship? Ridiculous
That doesn't happen. I'm sorry but 'transitioning' from hetero to gay isn't real. You're either one or the other.Of…
If you want to be drastic it's technically a form of homophobia. The idea that you can change who you're attracted to gives homophobic people all over the world fire against gay people. "It's a lifestyle, just change yourself etc." I know you meant it as a nice idea! But it can end dangerously
Interesting preference change happened on Fah from girls to boys. I wish that would happen that all straight guys…
That doesn't happen. I'm sorry but 'transitioning' from hetero to gay isn't real. You're either one or the other. Of course bisexuality and pansexuality exist and maybe he's 90% girls and 10% boys but that's it. The idea has existed in bls for a very long time but it will never be real.
The extended version has more scenes and it's usually noticably longer. I think it's available with premium (paid)…
Thank you! That's explains a lot. I already watched the cut version but now definitely watching both! I get that they're making two versions to make sure the company gets back what they payes for the production. But cutting out explanations and a lot of sweet scenes? Mean ^^
Short resume for the whole series: It's not too serious but also not an unreasonable cringe fest. It is campy but also has genuinely thought out sweet moments. The characters had depth and the dialogue was good overall. The characters actually had backbones, protected each other genuinely and the chemistry was nice in general.
It's not perfect by any means, certain plotpoints are definitely underdeveloped. It's light entertainment but still thought out enough to be enjoyed. It's a recommend~
For all the aggressiveness they let Namning build up in episode 12, she was way too easy to convince to give in. I expected more. Also why would the police wait for them to talk? As soon as she handed over the gun it would have been over for her. The fact that they're waiting for her to willingly come out was honestly funny to me.
I wonder if we will ever over the 'already has a girlfriend because 100% heterosexual' trope in a few centuries. As if it somehow got less shitty over time
So... Will this be a serious S&M drama? Definitely looks like it. I hope the writing won't disappoint and they won't push it into making fun of male subs constantly.
They definitely redefined the word 'overexposed' in lighting terms this episode. My god, who thought it would look good to set Poon and Athip in front of a full on white shining window? The shadows are so unflattering! I'm crying, with this budget?!
Poon was literally a new chef at the hotel. I agree that someone should have stepped up to management to get extra…
True, I totally forgot about the actual understaffing they're in. I hope they'll adress this in the new episode but... Maybe that would make everything even more messy so they're probably like "If we don't mention it no one will remember" ^^
Laughable. Also to go in a thub after giving him small open wounds with a leather whip? That's not aftercare, just more sadism.
First of all, what he did was not that bad. Or they didn't do much research. Some wax, a leash and a rope is not violent. For vanillas probably but not for people in the community. So I don't understand how the first boy would be... Crying?
Was he a random vanilla I don't understand.
Second I HATE that they just jumped into a scene. Kamol didn't explain what he will do, what he plans to do... Nothing. What a horrible dom he is, I'm sorry. That's not that way.
Third consent can always be pulled back. It doesn't matter how often he asks beforehand, a no is a no. Everything after is r*pe.
They don't have to go overboard but some kisses and hugs or teasing pokes shouldn't be... Too much to ask for I think?
But then to not touch the arranged marriage part either... So we're supposed to think it's a good thing she gets married off against her will like a piece of meat? It's aggravating and condescending at the same time. So we're progressive enough to fight for lgbtq+ rights but have to accept arranged marriage as a normal and good concept?!
I get the relationship is still fresh but come on not even normal domestic skinship? Ridiculous
"It's a lifestyle, just change yourself etc." I know you meant it as a nice idea! But it can end dangerously
Of course bisexuality and pansexuality exist and maybe he's 90% girls and 10% boys but that's it. The idea has existed in bls for a very long time but it will never be real.
I get that they're making two versions to make sure the company gets back what they payes for the production. But cutting out explanations and a lot of sweet scenes? Mean ^^
It's not too serious but also not an unreasonable cringe fest. It is campy but also has genuinely thought out sweet moments. The characters had depth and the dialogue was good overall.
The characters actually had backbones, protected each other genuinely and the chemistry was nice in general.
It's not perfect by any means, certain plotpoints are definitely underdeveloped. It's light entertainment but still thought out enough to be enjoyed. It's a recommend~
Also why would the police wait for them to talk? As soon as she handed over the gun it would have been over for her. The fact that they're waiting for her to willingly come out was honestly funny to me.
I wonder if it's adapted from that.
I'm crying, with this budget?!