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Some viewers think that the first kiss shared between Koichi, and his Mitchan was childish?

Hmm.

It was a very sweet first kiss, shared between two teenage boys, who just had their words of affection return to one another. They got confirmation, that their feelings of like, affection, and love for one another is real.

Sigh!!

Mitsuru thinking that Koichi is doing all of these things, just to be friendly. While Koichi thinks that Mitsura is just tolerating him. Their matching sighs of relief, and smiles after sharing their first kiss together. These sweet boys.

I love the possibility of those two, meeting up again, in the afterlife. See-Foon is just so adorable, and I really like how Jake just wants to make sure that Kevin's okay, and does have someone new in his life, like Pluem.

This series really has been a surprise for me, in regards to the quality of the storyline. It's a solid structure, that helps with getting the audience to understand these characters and their motivations.

This was an absolutely lovely saga, about the life shared together, between two men, who loved one another completely. It was just lovely.

"What really happens when the
director says cut and it’s back to the real world."

Exactly. This is a job, for all of these performers. Yet, they seem to never, ever be allowed to have an "off moment", or not be in the mode of "smile for the cameras/everyone is watching" 24 hours/7 days a week. I personally love that Pun, Bew, Gus, Peak, Achi, etc. aren't being written to be "rootable" by us viewers.

They're playing a messy game, and I appreciate that there's another series talking about the shit that goes on in this specific industry.

Those wigs are hideous, but I'm enjoying all the storylines for these characters. I'm glad that we have one storyline, in which Champ is going to have a hard time transitioning from being around his lovely, supportive family, and childhood friends, to being on his own. Em, and Name missing each other so much, that they spend hours talking to one another at night. Korn, I mean Gun, trying to avoid introducing himself to Golf, as his childhood penpal. That other cute boy, named Beam (so fitting, with his smile), was clearly hoping that he could partner with Golf, but he purposes chose Korn, I mean Gun. This series, is a great companion piece with the other current BL, "My Only 12 Percent".

Sherbet continues to mess up the momentum of his relationship with Fah because of fear. He uses his friendship with Prince, as a shield to keep any guy, that might be interested in more than "friends with benefits", from pursuing him, which also screws up any chance for someone else (like dear sweet Gear) from getting close to Prince. So, with Sherbet's behavior, he's sabotaging two budding relationships. I understood why Fah, and Gear are feeling a certain kind a way about the way Sherbet, and Prince use their friendship to keep others away from them.

As for pining Ping: I also get his fear of letting Tap know about his real feelings, but him continuing to push Tap away, will only make him worry that he did something wrong to Ping.

The only two side characters that don't annoy me are Namwan, and Pai, because I think that Namwan is noticing exactly how close Ping, and Tap are with one another, and will bow out, without losing her shit. As for Pai, I love his spirit, but he needed Fah to be that direct with him.

I know that I have to let go of my distaste of all things associated with the Pink character, because I guess she's supposed to represent all the college fangirls that do have those "cute boy" pages/follow these boys around all the time.

I haven't made it yet, because it was late August. I want to make it/taste it at the beginning of Summer.

OMG!! It's heartbreaking to watch, because I believe that when Koichi finally has to part ways with Mitsuru, he (and me), will have an extremely hard time, letting him go. They're so in love with one another. 😢 😭 😿 😢

When his father, calls him a "son of a gun", I think his son reminds him of himself, when he was younger. He says it, in a way, that is a sign of affection.

Kim Ji Woong, and Yoon Seo Bin really work well together.

It's a wonderful thing to be constantly surprised (in a great way) by the script of a series. I didn't think that this series would take on the subject of people being used by others, due to their feelings for them. Jae Yoon needed that rude awakening.
So that he could see why he let himself become a "pushover" for that jerk, Seung Sook. I also loved that we didn't have Ho Joon, coming to Jae Yoon's rescue. I love that Ho Joon's friend, is constantly trying to get him to see how he's changed, due to having new found feelings, for "this person", he's telling her about.

Please be great!! 🙏

As the young ones say, "I am seated for this series!"

Well, that was just a mess. I, also love OhmFluke, but I will describe this series subpar, and on the same level as "Close Friend 2". I hope that the management for those two, will find better projects for them to be paired up in their future endeavors.

I also hope that NohPeterPan will be featured in a BL series (not produced, directed, or written by this company) in 2023.

I don’t find Sherbet or Fahlan boring. I'm interested in their relationship, because it's clear that Sherbet has issues with allowing himself to let another guy close to him emotionally, while Fahlan has finally allowed himself to want to be emotionally close to someone. Fahlan doesn't understand why Sherbet doesn't believe him, when he says he wants more than sex, but then he is always propositioning him, so that they can spend time together.

How do those two navigate their emotional needs, along with their sexual desire for each other? It's just sad, that these two actors, didn't get enough workshop training, in order for their scenes of intimacy between their characters could be viewed as believable. It's not their fault, that those scenes are lacking.

Both Ping, and Prince really need to stop being so invested in their friends love lives.

No wonder Gear is scared to try and pursue anything with Prince. In all of their scenes together, they are talking about Sherbet.

It's more understandable to me, than the notion that viewers actually liked seeing how controlling Hia Lian, and Hia Yi were towards their young lovers.

Because "fans" think that they can say anything on Twitter, IG, and TikTok because they're "anonymous". It gives them the courage to spew their venom into the ether.

Cake has been giving Tal dagger eyes, the moment he said "Hi!" to Eiw. He cannot stand him. Tal will be okay. He has his "friend" Ben, as a shoulder to cry on.