Not a Robot

I've never been with a cheater or he got away with it, so I don't understand how a cheating boyfriend will demand to be forgiven, and expect to be taken back, and to be so shameless about it. Worse the best friend begging and fully expecting to be forgiven. Best friend or sibling betrayal is even worse they a boyfriend betrayal.

I agree with you about Pat, but then again, Tai is the idiot who set this all in motion with his lying and ambivalent feelings toward Lomfon. Tai accepted a date, he knew it was a date, he even thought about the fact that Lomfon likes him before accepting the date. Tai also continued to lie. He should have talked to Pat about how he was feeling before saying yest to Lomfon.

The only person without blame was Thian. Lomfon has some responsibility, but he was just going with his feelings, and like most men, pushing the boundary in pursuit of the person he cares about. The gatekeeper should have been Tai. So Tai is 100% responsible for this scenario, Pat is 100% responsible for his reaction. I think that Pat should just move on.

Yes the writing is very lazy. I never really liked Tai, which is hard because he is the protagonist, but this scenario shows that he is a very immature adult. Maybe it's hard to write dialogue where two adults, allegedly in love, would sit down and talk about confusion, the possibility of 2 soulmates, the discussion between Pat and Lomfon, and what it means to their relationship. Then each person can set a boundary, and trust that it will not get crossed. Maybe the author needs to do more character studies. The actors have the ability to go there, I'm not sure why they took the lazy way out.

I can't have a relationship with a liar and a cheat. If Pat was conflicted, he should have told Pat. I think that Pat was in the wrong for fighting, but some people lose it when they catch their partner in this type of situation. I heard my neighbor screaming over the phone at their partner for 2 days over infidelity. Tai knew that Lomfon had feelings for him, yet he agreed to go on a date with him. Let's be real, he knew it was a date when he accepted, which is why he lied. Just be honest.

I feel bad for Thian but there is no one to blame in his situation. He was not in a relationship with Lomfon, nor did he disclose his feelings.

Tai has not be a very likable protagonist throughout this series, but he took it to a new level. He is trying to be deep with Pat, when Pat is emotionally overwrought. I hate when people do that to me, I consider it a head game. Just tell him clearly Tai, or keep on with your romantic fantasies about what love should be. Pat should just let it end and be done. Do not fight, let Tai and Lomfon date, and be "deep" together.

I think that Check Out may have a successor to one of worst series. To suggest an open relationship to keep a man, is so pitiful. If both parties want it, that's up to them, but not as a ploy to keep a cheating partner. It hurt me to see it. If I were Patis and in an open relationship, the first thing I would do is go on a date, and make sure that I send photos to Thana of my time hanging out with the other person. Also, I would never have sex with him again without a condom, and would try not to have it at all, except to string him along while planning to leave. Personally, I'm not open relationship material, but would pretend so that I could get revenge until I could find a new place to live.

Thanks for pointing this out. I usually tune out the background music. I'll pay attention this week.

If they are doing pre-episode interviews, I hope this means the series is totally blowing up in Thailand. I hope so because this deserve the recognition.

I'll be the killjoy, but they cut so much of the original story out for the 15 minute episodes, that I am disappointed in this series. They should have had 30-45 minute episodes to do the webtoon justice. The webtoon does not have graphic sex, and they do not make love (rated PG, no light sabers) until the very end, and there is very little skinship. So that wasn't the issue for butchering the story. Yechan spent too much time with the foreigner (John? I forgot his name), who was not Yechan's sole confidant, instead of with Yul. This is why I still have not watched Semantic Error. I am one of critics of Korea BL, and poor storytelling is one of the reasons why. The actors were suited for the roles, did the kissing scene properly too. It's too bad they didn't get to present the whole story.

They should have followed the original story where Jeng brought in someone from outside the company - a woman.

I was wondering if this will be continued since the manga is not only one volume. Looking forward to it.

That's true. chefs are super busy and have a lot of responsibility.

Or Ace's housekeeper who is now a social media influencer.

The Thai title I think. Kawi means poem, Pisaeng means lightyear according to the person who translated the first chapter of the book, under "Recent Discussions."

If Thana cannot emotionally be in a relationship with a hospital doctor, then he should take the blowjob man and move on. Hospital doctors work a lot of hours and are always working, especially in the beginning of their careers. Thana is the stereotype - a sex driven young man, and he may not have the emotional maturity yet. This will give Patis the opportunity to find someone who is willing to be in a relationship with a hospital doctor. My only advice for Thana - don't date a fire figher, ambulance driver, police officer or pilot either. Stick to another office worker. Before the cheating, being emotionally incompatible doesn't make them bad people, but cheating was a bad act.

This series is light, but also has underlying meanings. For example, Pisaeng is gay, not just gay for Kawi, and most BL viewers usually hate gay for you stories.. Marrying Pear would have been a decision to stay closeted. Pear would be a beard, a pretty and kind beard, but still a beard. At least now, Pear will not end up married to a closeted gay man.

I though it was wonderful that Pisaeng decided to learn more about his feelings toward other men. He is gay period. Even though he was attracted to Kawi for years, until his interactions with Kawi and their mutual search for honesty, he did began to acknowlege his sexual orientation, rather than fear it. Kawi is a little slower but he will get there.

It's very noticeable at the end of Episode 7 because they didn't have all of the cuts. When Pat saw the lunch on the ground, he should have known that he was busted, but acted so shocked. Episode 8 was just a hot mess to me.

Archive of Our Own, search for Gradual Love. It isn't done yet, but Pat has many inner thoughts for the decisions he makes. It's a slow burn though.

They still haven't explained why Tai's soulmate parents split up, and how will her new husband feel when she can't hear him when it rains, but can still hear her ex? I really like the concept, but there are so many plot holes that it ruins the universe building that needs to take place.

Pat was puckering his lips too, except in the extreme close ups.

We have to go through this because of Pat's immaturity and self created worst case scenarios. I understand what he is thinking, but Pat seems to be the type who has to learn by screwing things up, as he has done many times in this series. We all have friends or family like Pat.

It would have been better if this happened 2 episodes ago, because according to the book, we still have to deal with some drama, and Pat's stinkin' thinkin' where the family is concerned and we are running out of episodes.

I agree. I think that the acting/directing/post production may have been the problem if they wanted it be non-consensual.