Not a Robot

This and 2 Moons 3 are my guilty pleasures. Nothing serious, even when they are trying to drug people, injure people, and point guns at people, I know that it will be okay. I have to say, I like the actor who plays Lip. Both female characters are typical of what you see in Asian dramas. The smartest person on the island, and the easily intimidated damsel, who really isn't evil.

Hey, we need to support our girl Chompoo. If she can handle it, so can we right? haha

Name, Em and the old lack of communication disease. Neither can empathize with the other. I'm all for supporting Name to overcome what he is going through, but it isn't right to push him "for his own good" without clinical supervision. Em cannot be angry or jealous if Name finds another good friend and no longer has time to be devoted to him when he comes home to visit. I hope that Name isn't going to be tricked by anyone.

I'm happy for the viewers who have not experienced this type of loss, because some of them can sit on their little preaching stool and criticize Eiw. But if it happens to them, they will finally get it. I compare them to people who think they know all about parenting and tell parents what their kids wouldn't do, then when they become parents, they are the most overwhelmed parents we know, and have to admit they were ignorant. You only need to "sacrifice" the time of an episode to be empathetic, then they can go back to worrying about who is a real couple, and who their bias is. I know that I'm being rather harsh, but the complaints seem harsh too.

I would love to see Earth be in different roles. My dream is that he is a drag mom, or someone like Khun in KinnPorsche. I want Earth that type of role to flaunt his talent in a flamboyant way for the haters.

I agree, you do have to go to a dark place to cry like that. Anyone who has lost a mother, or a significant parental figure prematurely can sympathize with how Earth conveyed the emotions through Si-Eiw. The scenes weren't just for the sake of crying, the character was deeply hurt.

I think this site has a lot of simps, or new to the genre. The simping over Cake/Santa was evident. Cake was like a typical young man (doesn't wake up, want to shower, is a jerk at times) and people were swooning. It's because he is conventionally handsome, and more importantly, masculine. Most of the complaints about Earth and his acting are often behaviors and mannerisms more attributed to women. I will defend Earth to the end, because I've been around more fem gay men than I can count, and I respect their strength. Yes, even some gay men get annoyed by Earth, but a lot of gay men in real life do more annoying things than cry and whine. People are people and we are all annoying at times. People who do not think they're annoying are the most annoying.

I don't understand MDL sometimes. We go from, "BLs should be more realistic. I'm sick of the lack of realism." Then when a character's mother dies, we complain, "Character cries too much. I'm sick of all the crying" Well, for some people, when you lose your mother, you cry all day for many days, and off and on for the rest of your life. I think that Earth represented those people very well. Not everyone gets over a death like it's a TikTok video. Do we want realism or not? Realism isn't always interesting or fun.

I will miss this show. I preferred the Rain and Phayu episodes, but liked the Sky and Pai arc as well. Maybe they will produce the Phakin story. I did not like the torture scenes and fast forwarded, but I fast forwarded through them in Kinn Porsche as well.

Bas going to Godt's ordination, being welcomed, and helping through money showed me that Bas is a good person. Godt is older now, I hope he has learned. I haven't watched anything he has done since 2 Moons.

This is my guilty pleasure, mostly because I do not take it seriously. Hue is my favorite Pha, even more that Godt. This is mostly because of Godt's behavior in BTS, even though I find Godt to be the most conventionally handsome. Even though Lom gets on my last nerve at times, Tarntach the puppy makes me smile. I hope MV and Chiffon Cake have realized they screwed up by how they handled the season 1 cast. Godt could have been replaced, and they could have used the 5 remaining actors. Now, they had to retool the whole thing over their decision making.

The manga is already on Volume 5. Hopefully it will get picked up for an English version.

You would have to order it from Japan. There is no English version.

That scene is classic.

Let's hope so. After what happened in the bedroom in the original, I can't watch that twice.

I thought that after all these years, Name's mom would know better. I kept (in my head), yelling, "say his name, say his name!'' I want to know his real name. Yelling at people with OCD, eating disorders, or depression doesn't work, but this is a drama, not real life. I'm hoping that Name doesn't shutdown, but find new friends. Em has been warned, he needs to learn the hard way.

Personally, I thought the timing was wrong, but I think that Peak didn't know when he could speak to her privately again, while someone was there to watch her mother. Even after 3 years, Peak is still young, but I feel it was more a human mistake, rather than a character flaw. If Hom did not feel the same way, she would have told him "no" when he asked to speak with her. Human beings are not always eloquent or perfect, and I love how the Peak character has been written as an actual human being throughout this series. So even if timing was a little awkward, I praise Peak for being brave and communicating clearly and honestly.

Only because we already know the end, which is tragic. I had a hard enough time getting over the first series. I wanted to see if the fans of this story found it worth the angst to the viewer.

I think that Pai was also in pain, and wanted to make Sky verbalize what is in his heart. Sky dumps him in a very rude and painful way, so when Pai reads the notebook, he is confused and doesn't understand. Sky has also put Pai through mental pain, so he is equally hurt because he does not know what he did wrong, and Sky was so mean to him. The notebook is the contradiction. Right now, Pai does not know about his past, so he is very confused as to why Sky will not open up to him. He just wants Sky back, and for him to to be honest with him. That was how I saw that scene.

As a viewer who prefers the Rain and Phayu arc much more than Sky and Praphai, I still think this is well done. I give credit to the director for not using drops, or irritating Peat's eyes to give him tears. Yes, he makes a face like he is going to cry, the tears did not come out. The media gives us the impression that only psychopaths are like that, but there are people who feel intense pain but do not shed tears. Also, Peat is a new actor, and maybe finding the motivation to cry is something he can't tap right now, or maybe it was the directing. If there is a BTS, maybe someone can say what the director told him. I felt he made up for it by his body language, how he froze when Pai was reading the notebook, how shutdown he looked. Sky was totally shut down. Sky is. someone who has been raped (not a spoiler it's been in more than one episode) so who are we, the viewers are to say how he "should" react? Would we ask rape victims why they are not crying every time they have mental pain?

I like the lead actors and they have great chemistry, but I am getting tired of the Korean trope of one person running away. Maybe that's a cultural thing. Since I don't watch K-drama, I don't have a reference point, but in most Korean BL, I skip the penultimate episode, and head straight to the final.

I actually like this series for what it is. It's good that they moved away from the 6 Moons because there has been too much drama around that. The part that led to Wayo getting pissed at Pha was in Book 3, so they are keeping some elements of the novel, along with the new characters.