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I think that dynamic worked out well for them because now their relationship is really sweet, but even Kit pushing him away was still kinda sweet in a lot of ways.

Believe me, it’s VERY hard haha but I’m always grateful after I binge.

I think the teens can comprehend sexual aspects of BL easily enough. It’s the emotional aspects of these shows and how the portray building romantic relationships that concern me most of the time.

If you see 2 Moons season 1, you'll know where it comes from. His obsession for Pha wasn't*** healthy from the beginning.

Whew. I thought that ending was going to be something very different. lol I'm not mad though. I previously thought Bun's character a bit naïve and simple-minded, but I like that I can see him as a more mature person now.
Does anyone know if we've seen the guy who comes to beat up Tan in jail before? The one that there's a close up of while the other three guys are beating Tan.

I guess so, but I doubt that for the viewing audience this is directed to, especially in Thailand.

There are many reasons, but to name two:
-Tonhon's aggression/violence
-Ai, Ni, Chon, Na, and Pang's manipulation to get Tonhon to "realize" his sexuality
There are pro's to this show, no doubt, but this series drops the ball in ways that MANY BLs have done before it and they kinda should have known better before making it in this way. The budget is there. The production quality is there. The actors' capability is there. All the pieces were there to make this a REALLY good rom com like how the previews showed it, but unfortunately, it didn't deliver for many people...myself included.

I'm convinced Amp and other 'vengeful straight girlfriends' that plague BLs don't exist in real-life. As a gay male myself, I've never known or known of any straight girl ever to act like Amp or Off's gf in Theory of Love or Tul's gf in Together With Me etc. I think it's mostly a fantasy that exists in BL to add conflict just for the sake of it. Maybe something to do with a lot of these stories being written by straight women too...which is kinda weird because this aspect of BL often gets criticized as anti-woman/feminist.

I know it. I'm gonna binge it as soon as it's over (so probably some time Wednesday or this weekend). I tend to really like Korean BLs and Korean BLs tend to be really short in episode length, so I always wait until they're over. I'm probably weird for doing that. lol

I agree. I think comments here have become more aggressive than they were before. People attack each other, yeah, but people attack a lot of these shows and movies too. Calling actors/filmmakers' work things like "garbage", "stupid" or a whole host of other unnecessarily derogatory adjectives without even indicating at all that you've actually acknowledged it for it is or what it was trying to be is also very callous and it's often those same people that respond with "I'm just expressing my opinion". I'm not saying you, I'm just saying in general.

I'm just praying Sorawit isn't DEAD (or at least severely injured) come tonight's episode. lol

There's nothing too bad about the "bed scenes" (if they can even be call that for any other reason besides being literally shot on a bed lol).

I think what has been shown is that he’s as worthy of love as much as the rest of our extremely flawed group here. lol

I knew it! lol That's immediately what I thought when I saw the scene.

Well, if Fiat is to be the sum of his deeds, then that still makes him at least a relatively OK guy who went through some emotional issues and acted on them in the wrong way. Fiat does have friends, after all. A whole basketball team that cares about him and a best friend that's never left him. Surely, there's more to him than random sex and home-wrecking, right?

I also loved Cir and Phugun's sweet moments. In general, I really like Phugun and Champ (as individuals). They have this really simple, kinda ditzy vibe about them, but they're so sweet.

I don't know what the phone call is really about, but for some reason, when I saw the scene, I immediately thought: Type's dad is dead or in critical condition. I'm probably wrong, but that's what I thought.

Type's lifetime lesson will always be to learn to have more patience.

If that's the way it had played out in the series, I don' think anyone would have an issue. In fact, it kinda pisses me off even more that it didn't. lol

I don't take to bullying or "tough love". I just have a really low tolerance for aggression and violence in relationships, especially when it's a one-sided thing.