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My screen name comes from having to answer that question so many times. I tried to go incognito but it didn't work. LOL

That Ploy thing wasted so many episodes and to make her a DV survivor was lame. If Ton were such an abuser, there's no way he would have let her just waltz off in time to see Vee at the hospital. Leaving is the most dangerous time for a DV survivor. Plus, I would have liked an episode with Mark standing up to his homophobic father and the meeting that Vee and Mark's parents have in the book. I think it's more important to show family acceptance for gay couples.

I understand your point,. Vee did pull back in the book and the original series, so I'm interested in seeing how this new plot line works out. Mark is misconstruing what happened, even if Vee should have been more firm in his refusal. Vee should have explained himself even if Mark had an attitude, and Mark should have listened to weigh out the story. Since they made Ploy a DV survivor and Vee white knighted her, I think someone in their friend group should tell Mark what really happened. Vee has to learn to fight for what he wants. He didn't fight for Ploy, but his love for Mark is stronger. If they keep not talking when they have a misunderstanding, then maybe they should just go their separate ways.

They should have reduced the Ploy episodes to fit it in. When Mark's parents catch them together, it is a turning point in the novel. I thought this was a 12 episode series, so I don't think there's time for Mark's parents to show up.

I loved this series. Although I don't condone the deception, I understood how Boss felt. Those of us who had acne during puberty would understand that walking around with pimples is very hard. Thankfully, I grew up before socials, so people saw the real you, and I don't know anyone who got rejected for bad skin. This series was more about feeling insecure about yourself, and being able to be who you are, even with the filters and masks available today on social media. Even though Boss has a killer body and personality, he felt it still was not enough. This did not turn into a skin care commercial either, which was great.

That would have helped explain how he "moved on" so fast. With his mom's support, and showing Mark's homophobic father would have showed the viewer that being public with Vee wasn't a piece of cake for Mark either. Everyone focuses on Vee's struggle to be public, but in the novel, Mark's father made it hard for Mark as well.

This series just took a huge deviation from the novel and the original series. It's nice to see Vee deciding to fight for Mark, instead of going catatonic like in the novel. That's what Mark wants, someone to fight for him. Changing the setting from the bar was also a good idea. No drunk excuses for anyone. I thought some of the changes were unnecessary like the Ploy DV arc, and the make a wish hill, but I like that Vee is going to fight hard, and announced it in front of Mark's whole class.

Thanks for letting me know. That makes more sense.

Tee cheats, Daonuea finds out and dumps him to the point where he can't even kiss him. Nine has a whole girlfriend, ghosts him, and Daonuea kisses and has sex with him. I think that Tee is a safe place for him to park right now, but he doesn't love him. How Daonuea can love a vacation lover more than his lover of a few years is interesting, but this is BL. Plus, Daonuea is as bad as Tee since Nine has a girlfriend. It's easy to be self-righteous, but he's in the wrong now. That's why in the end, there will be mutual happiness all around, cheering each other on.

I also know people who have bipolar, and they do/did not act like Praew, even before they were diagnosed. I know this is a drama, but they should try to get the mental health parts correct, or not label her behavior with a real disorder. She could have both, but her borderline traits seem more dominant.

Yes, in Episode 1 or 2, Daonuea breaks up with Tee over it. That's how he ended up on vacation and meeting Nine.

Even though I fast forwarded through a lot, I actually felt sad for Daonuea. I think now is the time to decline Tee and just work on himself. Tee deserves to find someone who loves him, and hopefully learned that instead of cheating, talk about problems in advance. I'm hoping that Praew doesn't go psycho. She has more traits of a borderline rather than bipolar. Oh yeah, thanks Boat for being passive aggressive.

Now that Pakon has swapped with Puea, I that it will be less confusing because they won't need to keep switching between the actors so much. I have to admit, with Pakon singing off-key, I would like to know if he will mess up Puea's career, and the way he keeps running from Tess, will they be able to switch back easily. I enjoy this show because it isn't the usual, where the mains switch bodies, but they actually switch with someone in another dimension.

I really enjoyed this series, but I love fluffy stories. Now that BL has expanded due to popularity, there's room for all types of series, on all types of platforms. With private platforms, there can be more explicit content for adult viewers. The kiddos will still call it toxic, but that's just the norm these days. I will miss Fridays on GMM because as lame as some people think their BLs are, their lakorn are worse. Hopefully they will take the downtime to find a great series to produce. I like Mek and Mark and hope to see them again soon.

I didn't even think of that. With this messy show, I could see it happening. Nine would have to take responsibility for the child. Maybe if that happens, Daonuea can truly be free to go on his own.

Me too, but in reality, after investing in episode 0, and other promos, I think the production team intends to put them together. I hope I'm wrong. I would rather see Daonuea working for another production company while getting on his feet as a single man.

You deserve an award for being able to watch an episode more that once. That table blocking everything from us, while the big huge windows without shades and the lights on after dark, gave everyone walking driving by the NC-18 version.

It's coming because it's in the trailer.

It's the hot mess that keeps me coming back.

Not just Nine, but Tee as well. Daonuea should just look outside the workplace for love. Tee goes back to business partner, Nine back to a summer fling. I think Daunuea will end up with Nine, and at the end, we will see Nine, Daonuea, Tee and Ice all eating a sushi boat together at Daonuea's favorite lunch spot.

I think Athit already likes Sun. It's Sun who isn't getting with the program. Athit will probably trick or bully Sun into liking him back haha. I think Sun is better off on the island than in Bangkok. He isn't cut out for the loan collection business, and he can entertain his future boyfriend.

I didn't know that he was sick. He is such a talented singer.