Yes, because In needed to believe that what he felt for Siam, at that time was just "brotherly love". How he talked about wanting Siam to have a "wonderful career, and happy marriage", felt like he knew that he had to keep his distance from him, and Wimol, so that he could cope with the situation. He couldn't imagine that Siam felt the same way about him. There was also no way that In could allow himself to accept those feelings, because he couldn't let himself intentionally cause chaos for Siam, and Wimol.
Wimol's acceptance speech was one of the most outrageous, biting, and honest things to see. Her clear resentment of her fellow industry peers. How she thinks of her fans, and their "sad little lives"!! Yes, Wimol IS bothersome, annoying, needy, and selfish. She's also desperately lonely. The same way that In, and her son Wang feel about their lives. Wang's the one, who's not willing to let himself stay in that situation. Wang's persistence in getting In to acknowledge, and accept the love that he had for Siam wasn't something that needed to be hidden from the world. That he didn't need to be hidden is wonderful to see. The whole entire conversation about chopsticks. In seeing how "different" they are, while Wang seeing that those same chopsticks, when paired work "perfectly together". The morning after, In reaching out towards Wang.
This is brilliance, and I am excited for the next two episodes. Pam, Nike, and Pond are wonderful in their roles. Sigh!!
At least Sherbet isn't written as the wide-eyed innocent guy, who is overwhelmed by his need to be tamed by Fahlan. He knows exactly the type of guy Fahlan is, so Sherbet's establishing his boundaries for his interactions with him. Fahlan doesn't like that Sherbet wasn't acting desperate and needy for him. I'm also glad that Ping (or was it Tap) asked him, if he's truly interested in Sherbet or if he just wants to "win".
Is the brown liquor of choice in this Thai BLs, whiskey or scotch? It's always brown liquor, or those non-alcoholic electric colored drinks. 😃 😀 😄
It’s because Toh’s character is more of a nerd and doesn’t act like some macho hunk. Any shady behavior…
"Any shady behavior goes as long as you have a six pack lol"
Yup. From what I have seen, it's not acceptable to be a slightly or "over the top" femme guy, comprehending that a pairing can be sexually versatile, and that the most important thing to know about these characters is "who's the top/bottom".
Well I agree with what everyone already said here but I'd like to add that the entertainment industry is like…
Agreed. I know that some people want to say that these things happen in all entertainment industries, but what's required in the BL genre is very specific. These performers are told that they have to be "on" 24 hours, and 7 days of the week, in public, and private regarding their onscreen pairing. Under the direction, that the audience for BLs "wouldn't be able to believe in them as an onscreen couple", if they don’t do any of the fan service, or god forbid, be seen offscreen with someone else, who isn't their onscreen partner.
Mame has never been good with the meaning of "NO". She doesn't do her kink quite right. This is one of her better…
"I don't know quite what to make of the "Take your medicine scene". I mean I don't know what the intent of the author was there. (Again, I'm no expert on this subject)"
I think that scene was supposed to be "playful", especially with the Thai BL twinkly music in the background. It wasn't supposed to be thought of as "cautionary". It was "fun, playful, and the Seme being in total control".
It reads to me the same way a lot of Japanese Yaoi does, which is often uncomfortable, and a lot of the times…
Well, the Japanese Yaoi that gets a TV adaption, must not be the ones that are truly "uncomfortable". Especially the ones that have been released after "Cherry Magic". Even "My Beautiful Man" was received favorably by Japan and International viewers.
Hmm...Khaotung is giving me BDE in his role as Ayan, and it's clear that First could have chemistry with a literal rock. He had it with Fluke Pusit, and Ohm in "The Shipper". We have seen his chemistry with Fluke Gawin in "Not Me".
Khaotung and First are wonderful in this series.
I love the Aunties from the beach food vendor scene. Khan won't let anything bad happen to his future boyfriend Thua. He's in love with him. He doesn't want to admit it, but he's gone for him.
I would love to see GMMTV find something that could be excellent for Louis and Neo to be cast as the main leads in a series.
I don’t think we will see anything untoward between budding film-maker Wat and the female teacher. I think she'll be the one adult, in his life, that will truly support his goal.
I see so many comments about no chemistry between Kim and Sun, and it is because they wrote him truly as a zombie…
Yup. Alot of viewers (I am one of them) were interested in this series, initially due to the casting of Ohm Earth in the main lead roles. Yet, for me, it's the pairing of Noh/Peterpan that has kept me from completely dropping the show.
Rain and Phayu intrigue me, because they were both raised in the same household, but due to their different classes, Phayu has been raised to believe he is "less than" Rain. While Rain knows that he has family responsibilities, that he can't say no to, he also encourages the boy that he's always been drawn towards, Phayu to try and break out from his father's expectations, and goals for his life. I think that Rain sees that Phayu could have a real chance to live his life, on his terms. If Phayu wants Rain to be a part of his future life, then that's something he wouldn't turn down.
Now I get why Amagi is just a ball of energy at times. Trying to hide his insecurities about not being liked/wanted. While we have the popular guy, Takara afraid that Amagi might find someone else. Sigh. Kids!!
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This is brilliance, and I am excited for the next two episodes. Pam, Nike, and Pond are wonderful in their roles. Sigh!!
Is the brown liquor of choice in this Thai BLs, whiskey or scotch? It's always brown liquor, or those non-alcoholic electric colored drinks. 😃 😀 😄
Yup. From what I have seen, it's not acceptable to be a slightly or "over the top" femme guy, comprehending that a pairing can be sexually versatile, and that the most important thing to know about these characters is "who's the top/bottom".
That's a good one. 👍
😃 😀 😄 😁
(Again, I'm no expert on this subject)"
I think that scene was supposed to be "playful", especially with the Thai BL twinkly music in the background. It wasn't supposed to be thought of as "cautionary". It was "fun, playful, and the Seme being in total control".
I don't get that behavior at all. I guess it's viewed as "cute", for some viewers.
Khaotung and First are wonderful in this series.
I love the Aunties from the beach food vendor scene. Khan won't let anything bad happen to his future boyfriend Thua. He's in love with him. He doesn't want to admit it, but he's gone for him.
I would love to see GMMTV find something that could be excellent for Louis and Neo to be cast as the main leads in a series.
I don’t think we will see anything untoward between budding film-maker Wat and the female teacher. I think she'll be the one adult, in his life, that will truly support his goal.
*A character from another Thai BL series "Oh My Sunshine Night!"
Rain and Phayu intrigue me, because they were both raised in the same household, but due to their different classes, Phayu has been raised to believe he is "less than" Rain. While Rain knows that he has family responsibilities, that he can't say no to, he also encourages the boy that he's always been drawn towards, Phayu to try and break out from his father's expectations, and goals for his life. I think that Rain sees that Phayu could have a real chance to live his life, on his terms. If Phayu wants Rain to be a part of his future life, then that's something he wouldn't turn down.