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I think Inn and Wang's dad were definitely together! Maybe that dream with Inn and Wang, was really Inn and the younger version of Wang's dad. I have the distinct feeling this is gonna go in the direction where Mol will tell Inn he can't have her husband and her son. DRAMA!

I forgot it was a bl for a minute there. I'm sure this is a consequence of the pacing but I feel like I consumed too much heterosexual content. To the point where I started to skip non Q+X related scenes. Dividing the time between two heterosexual couples and one BL couple resulted in there being less BL. Too many couples, too little episodes.

Uncle Man is FFOOOOIIIINNNEEEE! (Yes, imma keep saying that). I get why Q's mom is worried about his sexuality (even though she has a whole ass gay ass brother) but watch your mouth! I'm glad Uncle Man gathered her up real quick. This is an Uncle Man Stan account!

I like how the story is progressing, nothing too wild (judging from the length of the series and episodes I guess I shouldn't expect too much drama).

It's a nice little Sunday watch.

I thought there was 8 episodes! What happened?!

I feel like so much happens in this show, but, also, nothing happens in this show.

Wang said, "I see him! I want him! I make heart eyes at him! I flirt with him (in front of my mom)! ... Coming next week, "I show him my birthday suit!"

Haha! We love a man that goes after what he wants!
This 'coincidental' meet up doesn't seem very coincidental at all. Wang's up to something and it looks like It is too.
Promising start, excited for next week!

Right! Not Me and Bad Buddy were cultural resets for GMMTV and they have dropped the ball so hard since then, its almost sad. They and other production houses really need to abandon this excessive editing, sfx and filters and transitions (that often are confusing) and just focus more on storytelling. That's what's important. Triage and Old Fashion Cupcake are so good. Forgot to include them. I just watched 180 Degree Longitude Passes Through Us and its seems really promising. No over editing or too much dramatics. Just storytelling. Haven't gotten around to My Only 12% yet but I hope its good. I forget names all the time too so I started making lists.

After watching (I'm not comparing them, I promise) To My Star 2, KinnPorsche and Love Mechanics, every time I watch a GMMTV production they seem grossly over edited. Too many sounds effects and music and dramatic instrumentals for nothing. Not even in sync as Ayan's zipper went up after the zipper sound. I think I've become used to quiet scenes with nothing but actors emotions, words and expressions. I also think those silent breaks allows us to appreciate the acting more. GMMTV and other productions now just seem a little too "busy." I feel the same way about Vice Versa. I haven't seen My only 12% yet to comment. Am I alone?

Those boys walked out of the bathroom without washing their hands and I'm still irked.

So, here’s the thing. I know it’s a dating show and they’re expected to date around but my problem is that nobody really talks about anything, except Chang Kyu (who deserves the world). Like, the Chang Min triangle irked me not because he returned Jeong Hyun’s call and then choose to room with Jun but because he didn’t even attempt to talk about it. They were both feeling each other but Chang Min had a prior connection with Jun (as heart breaking as it would be) just talk to Jeong Hyun. Tell him that you’re conflicted and you want to see your options. At least he would know where you both stand instead of feeling betrayed. I was very pleased to witness Hyeon and Jeong ho’s date. That’s good communication! They talked openly about their feelings and clarified their relationship. I respect that more than awkward silence. But, that’s my two cents, what say you?

Watching this for the umpteenth time and I just find to so adorable how Ida and Mametarou Both look at Aoki the same way when he chokes on his water (Ep 9 12:55). I've watched this at least 5 times and I'm just now noticing it. Haha. Fair to say at this point, its my comfort show,

I absolutely lost my shit when Kamol bust out the pocket knife 😂😂😂 How can something be so bad but so entertaining at the same time??

Let me challenge the guy that I like to chase after the girl that I rejected so that I can get the guy I like to like me? I don't understand. Well, I do, but, just, WHY? I feel like it's gonna go 2015 bl with "I like girls but I only like him" and that's sad and underwhelming. It's good, well, its on brand for Thai bl's so, its average. But I'm already slightly annoyed by the plot. It's about to be riddled with misunderstandings, miscommunication, unwarranted jealousy and the intentional misleading of people's feelings. Starting with Q and most likely the female (Mook). It's giving "My Gear and Your Gown" and we all know how that went. It's just, eh. Hopefully there are some surprises.

Yes! To everything! Chang-Min going to Jeong-hyun's bed was so cute. I said it from last episode that they're so domestic and its adorable!

Haha. This its why I waited until today to watch it on the big screen and ALONE! I knew I'd be hollering 😂😂

I screamed twice. In excitement when Chang Min called back Jeong Hyun and in frustration when Hyuk Jun and Seon Yul called Chang Min. So, three times. Twice in frustration. Ugh. I thought there was progress. Right back to square one. Chan Kyu and Eun Chan deserve better. I know this all based on feelings but how do you feel so strongly for someone you barely interact with. I thought the point was to be open and exploring but those two (Hyuk Jun and Seon Yul) have latched onto a fantasy and refuse to let go. It's frustrating. Anyway, rooting for Chang Min and Jeong Hyun.

Poor Changyu, I feel for him. Also, changmin and jeonghyun are so domestic. Super cute but how did we get here? Not that I'm complaining.

Literal Same!

Oh, you have no idea. It's the train wreck that keeps on wrecking! I dropped it. Read the comments on the series for more context.

Thank You So Much!

Sun is annoying. Kim is dull. Phayu and Rain despite having less the 10 minutes of screen time have stolen the show for me. Don't get me wrong, I love OhmFluke but this is nowhere near the standard they set with UWMA. More PhayuRain please!

I don't get this heart drama. They're not gonna kill Sun, not for now at least. So that means he'll be having cardiac events for 12 episodes without seeing a doctor? and we're supposed to watch all of them and feel what? Angst? Worried? We literally know he isn't gonna die. What, exactly, is the point? Do hospitals not exist in this alternate universe?