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So i just found out this was a remake, no wonder the BL tropes are so 10 years ago.

DMD never disappoints with the NC scenes, gurl am already steaming just remembering last night's episode.

Yup Pim is definitely so sus. I'm beginning to think she might be the mastermind with all these events. And that end scene was just pure ecstasy.

Yes he had a threesome with a boy and girl, specifically Tay Tawan and Mild Lapassalan in "Three Will be Free". P'Jojo directed that one.

Me too Joss is no stranger when it comes to throuple scenes. Honestly this season sex scenes are so toned down compared to last season

I was so disappointed at the end it's not like Joss is a stranger when it comes to threesomes on screen. LOL!

Actually we don't really know but that's not the point, the point is by not showing the NC scenes of Tua and Boston it has lessened the effectiveness of the story telling and failed to live up to the daring spirit expected in this franchise

Exactly im not sure if this is a directorial choice or management's orders which ever it maybe it just does not live up to expectation compared to the first season.

yes, they really are again i blame those noisy delulus who aren't even the target audience of this series.

It's not because I eagerly want to see the NC scenes but by cutting those scenes out, GMMTV has failed to establish to the audience the passion to which Tua and Boston connected before and therefore you have lessened the impact of Tua's feelings to Boston after being ghosted. Also, doing so has diluted the branding of the Only Friends franchise, because the audience can see how tame and undaring this season is compared to the first one. I am so disappointed with the self-censoring that is going on just to appease a minority of people who are loud and delusional, the haters that shouldn't even be watching this show in the first place. If you can't handle the heat, then switch off your damn screens.

So disappointed by the stripped-down version of the NC scenes of non-official pairing. It just not like the first season, that was so gutless of them.

I have to remind myself that they are scammers, they are scammers every sweet moments…

I personally am not rooting for any of them, they are better not to be together, but since this is a BL after all and it's GMMTV, OffGun is endgame.

Am I the only one who is annoyed by Jira? We all know Koh is a jerk, that was well established in the 1st EP and Pheem is a creep as shown as the series progressed, but no one ever talks about how Jira is just a hot mess. He keeps coming back to Koh even though Koh treats him and other people badly. He isn't even honest to himself and to Pheem regarding his sexual attraction to Koh. He is just as disingenuous as Pheem. Yes, I understand we can't help who we are attracted to, but I find it more baffling why Jira keeps coming back to Pheem especially after the setup by Koh. He shouldn't have followed him in the rage room and what kind of normal human being says I want to draw you after seeing a person he supposedly cares about have a major melt down because of him? He should've ended things there and then with Pheem, well maybe not immediately cause of that big old hammer, but he shouldn't have encouraged his feelings. I am not trying to defend Pheem as he clearly has issues, but I do feel sorry for him because Jira keeps leading him on. These 3 characters are all pretty messed up y'all and I'm lovin the drama!

Koh is a jerk because he acts in a callous and hurtful way to other people, see the amount of deception he did to both Jira and Pheem when he found out they were dating. His actions crossed a line in human decency when he staged that elaborate act that was clearly designed to hurt Pheem and humiliate Jira. To think he loved those two, Pheem as a friend and Jira as some sort of romantic interest. Yes he felt betrayed by the two but that doesn't justify his actions and clearly Koh has a lot of issues he is dealing with. Pheem on the other hand has his own issues as I already elaborated in my previous reply. These characters are all awful, including Jira to a certain extent that's why it makes for a compelling watch you just don't know what will happen next.

Yes the definition of a creep is "a person who behaves in an obsequious way in the hope of advancement". This means the creep will act in a false manner, a facade, to gain some sort of gain from the relationship. In this case, Pheem not only stalked Jira in social media not just to gain knowledge about Jira but to use that knowledge to create a false identity of himself. Pheem said it himself, he tried to act as if he found Art and 90s music interesting, wore that clearly horribly wine-stained shirt, and got that Miro inspired tattoo just to please Jira. What could his intentions be? It is his desire for Jira to fall for him especially when even he can tell that Jira isn't that much into him hence that's what's fueling his obsession in Jira - he wants to conquer him.

Omg the drama has intensified; the level of toxicity in EP6 is through the roof! Koh has just shown us again how much of a jerk he really is and how much of a creep Pheem actually is. I love how unpredictable this show is right now but there is a nagging fear in me, nay a presumption, that Koh and Jira will still end up together because God forbid OffGun or any these ships would actually end up being separated. It would benefit the series on the whole if the ending is unpredictable but one that totally makes sense for the storyline, now that would be groundbreaking!

I know their relationship is really toxic and that Van is douchey but the way Java played that scene had me in tears, haters be damned!

Interesting 1st Episode. Kamin seems like the persona that Dunk would like to publicly portray, you know effortlessly cool, unflappable, and just goddamn sexy.

This series really showcases how much Pond has grown as an actor. To see his growth from his FUTS days to now, just has me admiring him more. His performance as Thee reminds me very much of Park Seo Joon's character in "What's Wrong With Secretary Kim", except that PSJ played his character with a little more self-consciousness with him winking to the audience that hey I'm playing a ridiculous character here for laughs. Pond on the other hand played Thee with more earnestness, like Thee came across as ridiculous because he seems so unaware that he was being ridiculous and over the top, and that makes it even more funny! Kudos to Pond you're doing a good job here!