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I didn’t get the same impression, but I get why someone would :) I really liked Porsche in this episode.

Maybe Porsche still doesn’t get the importance and seriousness of his role, and in the next episode, he will have to confront reality, based on the preview.

To me it’s not though ^^” and don’t misspell my name please… you can dislike the series, I just thought that your comment was misleading and wanted to clarify.

I’ve seen many extra and theatrical straight characters. You still think that what they were portraying was the stereotype of a gay man, when it wasn’t. No one in the series perceives his behavior as being the result of his sexuality.
With “irrelevant” I was referring to the fact that the personality of the character is not linked to their sexuality. You misunderstood me.

You mix a lot of stuff together, I call logical fallacy. The trans women argument is a separate one.

I’ve seen many extra and theatrical straight characters. You still think that what they were portraying was the stereotype of a gay man, when it wasn’t. No one in the series perceives his behavior as being the result of his sexuality.
With “irrelevant” I was referring to the fact that the personality of the character is not linked to their sexuality. You misunderstood me.

You mix a lot of stuff together, I call logical fallacy. The trans women argument is a separate one.

I noticed that and I don’t care. How are the fish relevant ^^”

I also like the fact that Kinn seems to be intrigued by Porsche as a person, first of all. Kinn looks like he’s interested in discovering more about him. He seems curious. At the same time I can sense their physical attraction, which is still relevant. I like how multi-layered the characters seem to be.

Tankhun is the oldest brother, and he’s like that because he’s spoiled and clearly thinks he can do anything he wants without consequences and everyone around him must go along with his crazy ideas, it’s not because of his sexuality.

Yes, we couldn’t disagree more. I guess everyone enjoys different things. It’s like we watched two different shows, so we probably look for different things in a series, and that’s fine. I didn’t find anything so unrealistic to take me out of the story.

These types of characters are often found in thai dramas, they can be gay or straight, it’s irrelevant. It’s just a type of comedy.

I think you replied to me, because I got the notification. It’s fine though! I agree with you ^^ my goal is to enjoy this series as much as possible, so I’ll gladly overlook insignificant details

Don’t take it so seriously! ^^” That detail didn’t have any influence at all on my enjoyment of the episode. The glasses were almost empty and Porsche was used to drinking a lot of alcohol at the bar he worked in, so it is unbelievable to me. But I really don’t care, I loved the scene when he kicked Kinn by mistake XD

He’s not flamboyant because he’s gay... Clearly his brothers and other characters in the series are gay/bi too and they’re not like that.
He’s really good at playing such a comedic character. He’s very likable to me.

I totally loved the episode, but I did find it unbelievable that Porsche was that drunk after a few glasses of champagne

they are 🥺

did I ask for spoilers?

I love how extra and flamboyant he is and how his bodyguards have to play along XD

When Kinn asked Porsche why he kicked him must be one of my favorite moments of episode 2 LOL

RIP

truee