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Yet this scene is cute regardless. And it gives some insight into Hira's melancholic personality as why he keeps saying sayonara.

I was joking. People said the opposite down there.

Sine many of you have been recently complaining that the show did not have enough Koyama scenes, let me share you an extra clip with Hira and Koyama that was not included in the show. Lollipopsubs translated it. Enjoy. Loooool.

https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_r5cf83i6YR1zvg06b.mp4

The trailer is charming:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Uuv0_PgOQM

No need to see homophobia in every corner. There are loads of other streaming platforms they never add, like AIS Play, Viu , QUI or Upstream, even though sometimes they are the exclusive platforms for certain shows. It is simple carelessness, I guess. Like ignoring the Vietnamese shows.

Sorry but I just cannot accept this explanation. In many other Thai dramas the guy just gather his mates around - and Pok has many of them - and they just sort it out. He has a trust issue with Tong, but that is not the case with the rest of his friends. Letting himself being beaten up on a daily basis without defending himself and hence risking his condition before the competition is not a solution. Just no.

That's not what I mean. He could have asked for help from his friends or put a camera there to record the proceedings. It is really not a big deal.

I just don't understand why Pok does not do anything about those arseholes who keep attacking him. It doesn't make sense. Why does not he defend himself?

The thing is that many of them do not even have the ability and comprehension skills to grasp what is happening in shows like this. Recently Thailand, Japan and Taiwan came up with loads of complex and adult shows and you see the same moaning in the comment section of those as well. A fair quota of BL fans, here in MDL too, consists of spectacularly superficial and shallow western millenials who got accustomed to shows where direction and script are spoonfeeding them and the characters speak their emotions into the camera like a monologue. For complex and character-driven Asian dramas with absorbing and involved plots you need patience, long attention spans, open mind and analytical skills. They have none of these.

I guess apart from what you have mentioned the other reason why White stopped impersonating his brother because he realized that the approach of his borther as well as the whole gang, Sean in particular, is haphazard, ill-conceived and more likely leads to cause minor inconvenience than threat to Tawi, while to the public it causes apathy at best and indignation at worst, if Sean's plan succeded, for instance. That is why he replies to Sean "people change" when he questions him the umpteenth time why he is not who he used to be. He decided to change the gang as well, slowly and surely.

Probably he is the hinterland who train them but stays in the background. Maybe just in case something happens to the other 4, someone has to carry on with the cause.

What was that scene where Valen passes the bouquet of rose to that girl? Why did he do that?

Others have brought that up that Valen has different hair style from time to time, but so had he in that particular scene. Is it possible that he has flashback scenes whenever we see him with that sort of hairstyle?

Interesting. This preview for the ultimate episode is different from what we saw at the end of the penultimate one. This one features Jarunee sitting in her living room. Is it possible that we were led?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Er63wELWEhE&list=PLszepnkojZI6rHEuBevRdANMf4wkeelsD&index=1

It seems that every one of them have to let something go in order to go back. Jarunee had to let her refusal to live the life to the fullest go. Jaya had to leave easy success without hard work and relying on others go. Amonthep had to let boxing go and concentrate on his family instead. And Paul had to let Mathee go and learn to love someone else. And apparently San has to let Prim go. The reason that he is the only one who is still 15 is probably beacause he is not ready to let her go.

I am heartbroken for Jarunee, as well as for Paul, Pipu and Bomb.

Actually it was even physically very convincingly presented how much Thorn improved. He was quite clumsy back in the days of baseball camp but now that he tried to challenge Tupfah in the school yard he was moving with much more slickness and self-confidence.

If someone is reluctant at the beginning but finally gives in without any external force than it is not even dub con. I am really sick of this new-fashioned hyper-sensitive take on every sexual interaction. Sex has plenty of grey areas. It very often happened that my ex-bf started nagging me in the morning for sex, and I was moodily saying no because I was not quite in the mood, but then later I changed my mind. And it happened the other way around too. In none of those cases we were raping each other.

I am not sure I remember that scene from Love is Science but that show is immensely long, and with several couples in it so it could be there. In general that is quite typical that a tiny bottom in BL or a girl in straight dramas could safely keep slapping their bfs and it never raises an eyebrow. But when a drunk Kiyoi kicks Hira on the foot out of frustration and clearly under the influence of alcohol (he has never hurt him physically before) it is suddenly par excellence abuse.

People were bickering about the shower scene where Thype keeps saying no (reluctantly though) but then instead of pushing Tharn away he leans against the wall and enjoys the BJ with closed eyes. Weird and rather hilariously fuyoshi made-up scene, but definitely not rape.

But there's no rape between the main leads in TT. Otherwise I agree.

I doubt they plan another season, the ending seemed fairly established and final.

The trailer has definitely tragic vibes. It seems to be a sort of BL variant on The Constant Nymph.