"We are watching BL, and all that matters in the end is the good guys win. Oh, and that baker and bike mechanic grow closer because of the crisis. That matters, too. But they will still throw punches in the finale, just for the nostalgic callback value."
Those two characters, Dindin and the pilot reminded me of the other violent relationship in Fahlunruk.
The beachside city of Pattaya is gorgeous, and it was nice to see another Thai BL that wasn't focused only on college/high school characters. I think that there could have been more focus on establishing more storyline/romantic development between the host and his pining client, but maybe TPTB felt like a cancer diagnosis wouldn't be an attention grabber, over someone dealing with childhood sexual abuse, and another character dealing with huge debt issues.
I did wonder why P'Doc, nor their Mom wouldn't have encouraged the former pilot to seek out therapy. He was hiding, while drinking, fighting, and f*cking to keep his emotions at bay.
"I ask you not to change the whole world. I only wish for you to understand that women have hearts and dreams. Understand how much suffering I endure. Understand how shameful it is to pursue a man who loves not me. Have I not a heart?" Brava Vila!!
"Do not pursue a man who knows not your worth!" It's sad that it took the death of Rit for Vila's father to see that he needed to listen, love, and support his daughter's needs, wishes, and desires for her own life.
Rak and Saen beg for forgiveness for any shame they may have "caused" Rak's father and Saen pleads that he will stand by Rak's side, but they will be celibate throughout their lives together. They do stay together, creating a school for Khon. Seeing their students as their offspring. Sigh.
IMO - It was Rik and Rak's father that brought shame onto their family by his own actions and behaviors towards his children. Rik and Rak just fell in love with two people that returned their love for them.
I'm just done with Pai's family. He was too good, successful, and independent, so they left him to deal with the emotional fallout of finding out that his fiance/husband was a scammer?!
Tan finally sees that by his actions in keeping Saen from Ran, he's only hurting the man that he supposedly loves. He would never, ever receive love from Saen, that he has for Ran.
While Vila, even with her high born status, due to her being a woman, she would ultimately bare ALL the shame of Ran not marrying her, and fleeing from his duties to his and her families because of his love for another man. So, she decides to keep Ran from running away, so that everyone (other than themselves) would be "happy", because her happiness never, ever mattered to anyone else, especially her own father.
Charm was rubbing her head on Ping's stomach, while both of her hands were placed nowhere near her inner thighs.
If they are going to try and make these NC scenes work, they will have to put in more effort. It's not to just moans, long and unnecessary glances, and awkward body positions.
the abuse story was very uncomfortable to sit through, but i was here for the tongue lashing Qin's parents got…
"Why The F*ck weren't they there with the cops. but then i "got it" they were ashamed of how they abandoned their baby."
When they stood there, as the abusive nanny called them both out for their own neglect actions/behaviors toward Qin, they realized that they didn't want anyone else to know about what they allowed to happen to their son, inside of their home.
They allowed their shame to keep Qin silent regarding his trauma for years.
Damn. Domundi has done it again with the latest episode. Por and TeeTee are doing a wonderful job in their performances as Qin and Duang. I didn't think this "simple" rom-com would get this deep. The physical abuse from the babysitter AND the emotional mental and physical neglect of Qin's parents shows how long-lasting trauma can affect you for decades. Qin is financially provided for, but he desperately wants his parents to just be present for him. He initially refused the expensive gift from Duang due to making sure that Duang would see that Qin doesn't want/need expensive things. He thrives on the attention, affection, and love he receives from Duang.
When the abusive babysitter ranting on and on about the parents basically being non-existent, and they still continued to behave in the same way, as Qin grew up in that house?!
I'm sorry, but I burst out in laughter when Ken started walking on the beach towards Kevlin, Vier, Laylin, and Nana like the Bangkok version of Jason (Friday The 13th).
I know it was for storyline proposes to provide Ping motivation to leave Charm to continue her college education in the US, but why couldn't Charm explain that she has no recollection of that night "with" her horrible and married ex Mint?!
The past storyline for the forbidden romance between Saen and Rak is intriguing. Yet, with only two episodes left, I hope we get more insight in the current future relationship between Sandy and Lucky.
Duang and Qin making love for their first time together as an official couple in Qin's bedroom inside of his parent's home was also a choice of showing how much Qin absolutely loves and trusts Duang. Qin's vulnerability has been bared to and embraced by Duang.
Annoying. I've waited for this series for months. The first trailer was good, gave Sex and the City kinda vibes…
"Tropes galore!"
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Yes. I guess therapy isn't really viewed as a serious topic in some series, but Sailom appears to be a survivor of child sexual abuse, by his step-father. Tawan has trauma regarding his on the job incident, that caused the accidental death of a child.
Sometimes I wish that these screenwriters would actually take these topics seriously, so that when what they've written on the page makes some sort of sense when it's filmed for the series.
Why wouldn't Nabnueng let Sailom know ahead of scheduling his first therapy session, that he had to refer him to another doctor, due to their real-life friendship?
Wasn’t it straight r@pe? I felt very bad for sun honestlt. Flint just could talk with sun abt what happened…
"You can show that Flint is genuinely in love with Sun other ways and not always by being forceful towards her ."
But, that wouldn't be exciting, hot, and sexy enough. Flint literally told Sun that she was dressed that way to "tempt" other guys. She's constantly pushing Sun's boundaries, on what she's ready and prepared to experience sexually and intimately with another person. Just because Flint is a gorgeous, successful, and rich woman doesn't make what she's doing towards Sun different from what Sun's male co-star wants to do.
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Those two characters, Dindin and the pilot reminded me of the other violent relationship in Fahlunruk.
The beachside city of Pattaya is gorgeous, and it was nice to see another Thai BL that wasn't focused only on college/high school characters. I think that there could have been more focus on establishing more storyline/romantic development between the host and his pining client, but maybe TPTB felt like a cancer diagnosis wouldn't be an attention grabber, over someone dealing with childhood sexual abuse, and another character dealing with huge debt issues.
I did wonder why P'Doc, nor their Mom wouldn't have encouraged the former pilot to seek out therapy. He was hiding, while drinking, fighting, and f*cking to keep his emotions at bay.
"Do not pursue a man who knows not your worth!"
It's sad that it took the death of Rit for Vila's father to see that he needed to listen, love, and support his daughter's needs, wishes, and desires for her own life.
Rak and Saen beg for forgiveness for any shame they may have "caused" Rak's father and Saen pleads that he will stand by Rak's side, but they will be celibate throughout their lives together. They do stay together, creating a school for Khon. Seeing their students as their offspring. Sigh.
IMO - It was Rik and Rak's father that brought shame onto their family by his own actions and behaviors towards his children. Rik and Rak just fell in love with two people that returned their love for them.
Maybe the character that Emi portrays?
While Vila, even with her high born status, due to her being a woman, she would ultimately bare ALL the shame of Ran not marrying her, and fleeing from his duties to his and her families because of his love for another man. So, she decides to keep Ran from running away, so that everyone (other than themselves) would be "happy", because her happiness never, ever mattered to anyone else, especially her own father.
Charm was rubbing her head on Ping's stomach, while both of her hands were placed nowhere near her inner thighs.
If they are going to try and make these NC scenes work, they will have to put in more effort. It's not to just moans, long and unnecessary glances, and awkward body positions.
When they stood there, as the abusive nanny called them both out for their own neglect actions/behaviors toward Qin, they realized that they didn't want anyone else to know about what they allowed to happen to their son, inside of their home.
They allowed their shame to keep Qin silent regarding his trauma for years.
Por and TeeTee are doing a wonderful job in their performances as Qin and Duang. I didn't think this "simple" rom-com would get this deep. The physical abuse from the babysitter AND the emotional mental and physical neglect of Qin's parents shows how long-lasting trauma can affect you for decades. Qin is financially provided for, but he desperately wants his parents to just be present for him. He initially refused the expensive gift from Duang due to making sure that Duang would see that Qin doesn't want/need expensive things. He thrives on the attention, affection, and love he receives from Duang.
When the abusive babysitter ranting on and on about the parents basically being non-existent, and they still continued to behave in the same way, as Qin grew up in that house?!
Who is the man in the mask?!
This series was crazy.
😕 😞 😌
Yes. I guess therapy isn't really viewed as a serious topic in some series, but Sailom appears to be a survivor of child sexual abuse, by his step-father. Tawan has trauma regarding his on the job incident, that caused the accidental death of a child.
Sometimes I wish that these screenwriters would actually take these topics seriously, so that when what they've written on the page makes some sort of sense when it's filmed for the series.
Why wouldn't Nabnueng let Sailom know ahead of scheduling his first therapy session, that he had to refer him to another doctor, due to their real-life friendship?
But, that wouldn't be exciting, hot, and sexy enough. Flint literally told Sun that she was dressed that way to "tempt" other guys. She's constantly pushing Sun's boundaries, on what she's ready and prepared to experience sexually and intimately with another person. Just because Flint is a gorgeous, successful, and rich woman doesn't make what she's doing towards Sun different from what Sun's male co-star wants to do.