Except for when it was plastered on, Job looks very pretty in makeup.
The description is true, but it was more circumstances that made the lie start, rather than making a decision to mis-represent himself. In effect the story is just another view of the BL industry requiring actors to continue to act outside of a drama. In saying that, the BL couple had pretty good chemistry.
Would watch again if someone made the effort to sub it to English.
Hello everyone ^^ you can watch this serie with eng sub here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDIqVRSvaz9Lx9HqxOdCtFzebJbIqK6Vtor…
The first listed link (for 3plus channel) at least allows auto-translate from Thai. It's not great, but you can mostly get the gist of the conversations.
If you are looking for BL and/or Bromance, this is probably not for you. It is an emotive and poignant story of…
I was not a gay child/teen, but I imagine the grooming is a realistic portrayal of what many may have experienced. Incredibly uncomfortable to watch (though it is off-screen) & I wish it didn't happen to any child, but it is presented as gently as possible for such a distressing reality and is not sensationalised or promoted/glorified in any way. There are also other parts of the narrative that portray risky hetero behaviour, and objectification, but again, it is almost documentary like in its dry realism. As a snapshot of what life is like for some young teens (both straight and LGBTQIA+), I feel it was done well. It goes without saying though, that some of the behaviour presented here is (in most, if not all countries) illegal, contains dubious/forced consent/sexual assault and predatory behaviour.
If you are looking for BL and/or Bromance, this is probably not for you. It is an emotive and poignant story of a young boy's attempts to navigate his sexuality and desires - and the isolation he feels from his school/neighborhood friends as a result. I'll post a little more behind a spoiler tag.
I think I'm too old for this drama, it was really tough to watch, even at 2x speed. Probably best for teen/young audience or those who like super sweet romance. It was too cringey for me & I wouldn't have made it to the end if it wasn't for White and Captain. I have no issue with either of them paired with a female lead, but I didn't like the character of the female lead (which probably means that Fon acted well, I guess).
What even was that? Is the whole thing just a bad acid trip ? I have no idea what is going on . Who is this targeted at?
Jing gets into a bath with his long-term partner fully clothed, but roams around his obviously pining friend's house in boxers and a towel. The 2 stare weirdly at each other - not to mention the friend so obviously checking him out, top to bottom and then back up again. Is this also supposed to be part of the comedy, or was this the more serious part?
I was fine with an odd dream sequence, but I really don't get what is with the hospital staff behaving strangely, or the "horseback" scene. I wanted to like this (at least enough to see it through), as there are some experienced cast members and the director has worked on a number of dramas that I've enjoyed - some of which also had some OTP comedy. Unfortunately, I just can't see myself finishing this - and I even subjected myself to completing Physical Therapy!
Can anyone explain this enough to redeem it for 1 more chance?
I think the series works really well, even though it has cons. Most of you might not like an unhappy ending for…
Thank you for sharing all of this information - it clarifies a lot for me and I'm a bit less disappointed with the feel of the ending.
F you Netflix!
Thank you also to @BenedictTan for linking to this comment, as I would not have scrolled back far enough to see it. @Pasit0612, Maybe you could consider posting it as a discussion thread, so other viewers can also have a clearer understanding.
The description is true, but it was more circumstances that made the lie start, rather than making a decision to mis-represent himself. In effect the story is just another view of the BL industry requiring actors to continue to act outside of a drama. In saying that, the BL couple had pretty good chemistry.
Would watch again if someone made the effort to sub it to English.
There are also other parts of the narrative that portray risky hetero behaviour, and objectification, but again, it is almost documentary like in its dry realism. As a snapshot of what life is like for some young teens (both straight and LGBTQIA+), I feel it was done well.
It goes without saying though, that some of the behaviour presented here is (in most, if not all countries) illegal, contains dubious/forced consent/sexual assault and predatory behaviour.
Jing gets into a bath with his long-term partner fully clothed, but roams around his obviously pining friend's house in boxers and a towel. The 2 stare weirdly at each other - not to mention the friend so obviously checking him out, top to bottom and then back up again. Is this also supposed to be part of the comedy, or was this the more serious part?
I was fine with an odd dream sequence, but I really don't get what is with the hospital staff behaving strangely, or the "horseback" scene. I wanted to like this (at least enough to see it through), as there are some experienced cast members and the director has worked on a number of dramas that I've enjoyed - some of which also had some OTP comedy. Unfortunately, I just can't see myself finishing this - and I even subjected myself to completing Physical Therapy!
Can anyone explain this enough to redeem it for 1 more chance?
F you Netflix!
Thank you also to @BenedictTan for linking to this comment, as I would not have scrolled back far enough to see it.
@Pasit0612, Maybe you could consider posting it as a discussion thread, so other viewers can also have a clearer understanding.