Not a Robot

Sounds like he is telling the truth though. That's what knotting is because although I know zero about Supernatural, I think it's about werewolves and that's the fandom that started writing omegaverse fan fiction. During knotting, the Alpha and Omega are stuck. I say worse about fujoshis.

In ABO BL, women also have secondary characteristics. So if they are not Alpha or Omega, they are Beta.

ABO Desire was made in a country with strict rules regarding showing homosexuality, and Thailand does not have those restrictions. Three months ago, most of the people on this platform did not even grasp the basic Alpha and Omega relationship and now they're experts? I read many ignorant (meaning uninformed, not dumb) questions about the basics. So yeah, right.

Machida looks like he stepped out of the manga. I love this manga series and have been following it for years. I wish it were not on Netflix because of the paywall, but I'm looking forward to watching this.

Neither because they are both men and there is no female lead. They dance with female partners so they both take the lead in dance. In gay relationships there isn't a female type since they are both men.

I read this novel. It's going to be hot if they stick to it.

This universe has fated pairs, so there may be problems if Nakhun's brother's fated pair enters the situation. Alpha and Beta males cannot reproduce and it's hard to resist the pheromone's of a fated pair. I've read stories where this situation happens, usually to the main couple.

NOVEL SPOILER DO NOT READ IF YOU WILL HAVE A MELTDOWN

They are not into BDSM in the novel. They do play with toys for fun and there's just some spicy stuff, but no contracts, negotiations, anything like that.

Thomas is going to have to be on his A game acting wise for this role. If they follow the novel, they run the risk of making me dislike Anwar almost as much as I dislike Tey from the ITSAY franchise. Kong will also have to work on showing emotions. I'm not sure if the author has lived in the US, and granted, I'm not in NYC, but most people do not think smoking is cool or even neutral. I work with GenZ'ers and none of them smoke or vape, maybe they do when they go out, but not on the daily like the Greatest Generation. Even boomers knew about cancer and COPD. Anyway, as much as I'll be annoyed watching this, it is a great opportunity for Thomas and Kong to show their range as actors, because neither of the characters is perfect.

I'm going to put this on my on-hold list and remove it from my plan to watch. I don't really want to do an open ending or a sad ending. I'm not good with angst, so maybe if I watch this with a friend it will be better, but none of my friends or family want to watch this type of show.

I'm not the biggest fan of KBL (that's just my opinion), but I really loved this series, mainly due to the acting. I'm also not into Kpop at all so I was glad that I didn't have to fast forward through a bunch of songs, especially with 20 minutes of original content per episode. It was simple and to the point, and I really liked the male lead.

I think the file was deleted. Thanks for the help anyway.

I finished this series and it was wonderful. I even forgive all of the plot holes. I'm wondering if this is a novel adaptation or an original screenplay since so many things were left unanswered. Such as, will Pin and Saenkaew stay married forever? Did dad turn down the offer in Nanta? What happened to Pin's house after her father died and where is the step-mother? Is she in prison for conspiracy to kill Sansin? Did Inthorn's wife get caught? How did Inthorn's wife keep her dress clean while the rest of her was filthy? If there's a novel out there, please let me know.

This was the reality of those who paved the way for people today. It was their struggle, heartache and sacrifices that made same sex couples have the right to legally marry in Thailand today. We have to look at this so that we do not forget the price the elders have paid.

I wasn't planning on watching this because I figured it was like a slasher, eliminating one victim at a time. It seems like maybe I should stick to my decision.

Young men love to have sex. It's a fact, ask any university age woman how many men she has had to turn down. When you get two guys, all bets are off and most of the time, they both will be open to it. People who do not like those scenes should maybe make different viewing decisions. I personally hate angsty, melodramatic tear jerkers, so I don't watch most of them. I don't like sad endings, so I didn't watch Kill to Love. I don't judge people who love to cry until their eyes are swollen shut, and people should not judge people who like adult situations.

NOVEL SPOILER BELOW

There's a whole arc about Shen looking for Gao and he goes kind of crazy. His Alpha father is very abusive (apple does not fall far from the tree), and holds him against his will after beating him severely. His Omega father has to re-emerge and intervene. The creators said they may do their next novel on SWL's fathers, but to me, then need to clean up the series and show the SWL and GT story first with special episodes.

This is a spoiler***********************
This is why people who read the novel thinks there should have been at least 4 more episodes. His omega father is not dead, I'll leave it at that.

Does anyone know if there is an English translation of the novel? I've been looking for it but cannot find it. I don't have socials so maybe that's why I'm not finding it. TIA

If you haven't read the novel, I recommend reading the special chapters.