Rahab75

It was also stated that In went to study master degree and then PHD abroad straight after he graduated, so at the age of 21 or 22, and they have not seen each other since then. So even if the 20 years separation is exact (I am still not sure), In cannot be more than 41 or 42 now.

No, others are not saying, not stating it. They are just presuming it and wondering about it in spite of the fact that it is being said. That is the whole point of my comment.

What?

Those who are making theories whether Wang has intentionally made a plan to end up where In lives: are you listening to what you are watching?

Wang's inner monologue on his way walking up to the house:

"You're right, I lied. This here isn't the latitude of 18.8801518218 and the longitude of 19.347722166. But what harm could it do? It's not like Mom has been completely honest with me either. Who knows? Going off course for a few steps could bring a big change in your life".

He literally admits he planned this all along.

In was younger than Siam and Sasiwimiol for sure. In was about to graduate while she was actively directing stage plays and she and Siam were already married. That 20 years separation was just a random, rough estimation, it could easily be 15, 17, whatever. When In graduated (at 21 or 22), he moved abroad, so they have not talked since then. It means In is more likely to be in his early 40s, but it is not impossible he is in his late 30s only.

Not that the age gap matters to me or to anyone unprejudiced, but when Sasiwimol said they have not seen each other for 20 years that was just a rough estimation. Also if I got that correctly In was reasonably younger than Sasiwimiol and Siam, he was about to graduate when the couple was already married and they were working. So In may well be in his mid-late 30s or early 40s only.

On his way heading up to the house Wang confesses in his inner monologue that he lied to his mother about the location. It is quite clear he wanted to end up there to meet In.

She is clearly a person who tries to sweep her real struggles and inner uncertainty by brash behaviour:

The ex-husband was more than likely to be in love with In, and I guess she knows about that.

I could have given Jed a punch as well for beating up Chin just because he pushed U away. He was obviously in a bad shape.

I wanna see an Asian series where a son tells such a horrible monster dad to fuck off and die alone. He beats up both his son and his lover, neither of them fight back of course, and then their wounds are not even healed, the fucker just sends a heart in text (he is not even capable of texting I love you), and Chin smiles straight away. Wtf? Asain shows really need to get over themselves when it comes to thios shit that even the most horrible parents of the universe are forgiven . Chin should have texted him back "Rot in hell". I also hate that scheming bitches like Tisa always get away with their crimes.

I rewatched the trailer and it seems way more complex than some of the theories here.
Btw Tiew seems to change clothes quite a few times:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irwAFZWiUk8

Their may well be dead, I am still not sure, but in the Buddhist religion people do not go to Heaven.

I was wondering on that too, but that is a bit too Western-like presentation of the other world, isn't it? That is why I am abit sceptical.

@juho7442_

I hope they delete them from everywhere to fuxk up vermins.

Furher openly gay BL actors:

Philippines:
Louie Gabarda (Boys Band Love) who is Gus Villa's bf, or at least he was according to my latest info.
John Kennedy Nakar and Paul Cervantes (real life couple, the stars of Lakan and Turbulence)
Drei Arias (Amore; Saan, Sana Tayo sa Himig ng Musika)
Khel Cayetano (Daddy Love, Ang Pokpok ng Pandemia)

Hong Kong:
Anson Lo (Ossan's Love)

Thailand:
All the stars of Gay Ok Bangkok are openly gay. Apart from the ones you have listed Teng Kanist Piyapaphakornkoon, Frame Theepisit Mahaneeranon, Num Grisana Punpeng, Mac Kittidech Phukittiwarangkul and Top Naphon Phromsuwan are openly gay too, and so was Kun Khunchaykun Mookdasanit who sadly passed away.

Also the entire cast of Bangkok G Story is gay. Jutapat 'Icnotus' Jarernsungnern, Rattichart Saechua and Bancha Boomsomsuk too. (only 3 of them are listed in MDL, apart from Sean you have already added).

I wonder if that is a change of director/direction.

Is it just me or does this second trailer really seem reasonably softened compared to the previous one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuOnQ5jmy1s

I am so fucking fed up with this in Thai dramas. Abusive, total arsehole, bullying father beats up his gay son and his lover as well, of course neither of them fights back, and their wounds have not even healed, the monster father just sends a heart in text and he is immediately redeemed. The fucker deserves to rot in hell.

Just to satisfy the tight-arsed Victorian bigots thinking having sex with a 17 years old is the end of the world but one year later it is magically ok. Jesus fecking christ.