This latest episode was absolutely hysterical, touching, sexy, sweet, and revealing all at the same time. Nuea, Sky, and Touch, all in their own ways, want to have Toh, Jao, and Daisy publicly acknowledge them as their lovers, boyfriends-to-be, and future mates. It's wonderful to see these guys holding their hearts, in their hands, asking for their love to be returned. There is nothing "cringey" about needing to have confirmation, that the person, you're attracted towards, wants to be with you.
I loved that Toh, wasn't shown to be this completely virginal guy, who has no comprehension of his own sexual desires.
Nuea walked out of that club, beaming that Toh, "claimed" him, in front of those two young gals on the prowl, and their friends.
I agree! It is frustrating to see this complete 180 from him , but we are following Kuea’s perspective right…
"Look at the message the show is sending at the moment. Basically it's: if you're a bottom/weaker side of the relationship shut up and follow your partner's orders."
Ding. Ding. Ding.
That's my biggest issue with this series. It feels so weird, for me to see viewers trying to explain that these red flag behaviors are not things to focus/talk about, because "in the novel, things are more 'fleshed out' regarding these characters motivations/inner dialogues". Those issues SHOULD have been the very most inportant thing to focus on for the TV adaption. The kissing, and intimacy scenes are the "cherries on top of the sundaes". They shouldn't be tossed in, to get the audience distracted from some horrible behavior that happened prior to the kissing.
I LOVE all the physical affection between Taesung and Haebom! They look like an actual couple! It gets so tiring…
It's so refreshing to see it, especially from Hae Bom. Hae Bom, in the earlier episodes, was never this carefree about himself around Tae Seong. That's what love can do for you.
What a great episode. I can't add much to what others have already said. Although I'm sure Taesung misunderstood…
Agreed, but I think having Hae Bom verbally professing his feelings, and goals for wanting a future with Tae Seong, in front of his Mother, is something that he needs to hear. He needs that reassurance, so that Tae Seong knows that Hae Bom truly loves and chooses to be with him.
I love that Ram's friends speak with him frankly about his passiveness, but I hate the fanclub culture that's…
Agreed. This cannot be how random, and complete strangers behave in real life, with individuals, who are not performers, in whatever aspect of the entertainment industry. Not that people, who are in the entertainment industry deserve to be treated this way by complete strangers. This behavior just serves, to being extra drama to this storyline.
I feel so much for Tae Seong. He's terrified that Hae Bom will put his Mother's wishes before, their own wants. He's also afraid that Hae Bom doesn't love him, as much as he loves him. Which is an understandable belief to have, when he doesn't realize that Hae Bom has also been in love with him for a very long time.
Having the thought, or belief that your own Mother "regrets" having you, because she never loved your Father, in your mind, really had a major effect on him, and why he's kept himself from wanting or needing her love. It's not something that she actually feels towards her child, it was just her venting anger about her feelings for her husband.
I never, ever thought that a simple, uncomplicated, gentle, genuine, and sweet young budding love story could move me so much. Keptawan and his sweet enthusiasm for everything, and everyone, is what made P'Nabdao (and me as a viewer) fall in love with him. I don’t care if others find it "corny". Their story, is just so lovely to watch, that I want to see more.
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I loved that Toh, wasn't shown to be this completely virginal guy, who has no comprehension of his own sexual desires.
Nuea walked out of that club, beaming that Toh, "claimed" him, in front of those two young gals on the prowl, and their friends.
Ding. Ding. Ding.
That's my biggest issue with this series. It feels so weird, for me to see viewers trying to explain that these red flag behaviors are not things to focus/talk about, because "in the novel, things are more 'fleshed out' regarding these characters motivations/inner dialogues". Those issues SHOULD have been the very most inportant thing to focus on for the TV adaption. The kissing, and intimacy scenes are the "cherries on top of the sundaes". They shouldn't be tossed in, to get the audience distracted from some horrible behavior that happened prior to the kissing.
Oh, don't worry about it. You'll get to see him shirtless, and flexing, without ANY actual plot development to go with it. 😃
This type of behavior is so invasive.
Having the thought, or belief that your own Mother "regrets" having you, because she never loved your Father, in your mind, really had a major effect on him, and why he's kept himself from wanting or needing her love. It's not something that she actually feels towards her child, it was just her venting anger about her feelings for her husband.