WaveGhost

Okay...... I got to comment. I knew something bad was coming. I just knew, you know the feeling you get that its all going good and then boom!
Precisely what happened. Why the heck did they not communicate and talkkkkkk.
I hated the ending. I know there is a second one, but this should not have had a cliffhanger in the last episodeeeeeee.
its good, the story, the acting is great, the most is good. I loved it, but I hate the ending. I hate it, it stressed me. Why?
I am going to watch the second one but please why. Just why....
I am gonna cry, why????

No problem. And I do agree with the person who said we get used to it. The time being separated I mean. I first got into dramas back in 2008, and trust the person that said it is one in many that doesn't have the time apart. It is common in KDramas, I just got into Thai dramas so I am not sure but yeah I am used to it so I didn't really bat an eye either. And mostly these dramas are for entertainment proposes, I am not sure if it happens like this in real life. Distance relationships are real, I just don't think people break up before, normally in real life it is while people are already in different countries or regions.

Sorry if I confused you a little. I didn't explain myself properly lol.
I don't know about the other countries you mentioned but Thailand in itself is a country that is a bit more open to some sexuality and LGBT things than the rest of the countries I am most familiar with in Asia.
I am not sure you are aware but Thailand is the country that does one of the best change of gender surgery in the world and I believe that leaves its mark in society specially the younger one.
There are a lot more things I want to say and explain but I don't think this is exactly the place for it. I really hope someone can answer your question truthfully and with deeper knowledge about the specific country you want to know about.

Thanks for the question, but no I am not Asian, I grew up in Asia and still live around here, I almost lived in Thailand for a while but it didn't work out. However the countries I did live in they do not accept LGBT, as a matter of fact it is viewed badly, I won't say which countries I have lived cause I don't want any dispute or anything like that, but from what I know and from my time spent in Cambodia (country besides Thailand) they seem to be more acceptable about it, my mother has been to Thailand and she told me she saw many people who had traits of being part of the LGBT community.
(Please don't interpret this in a bad way, just trying to answer your question.)

I have never seen a Taiwanese bl drama, which one do you guys recommend?
I am at loss here.

It is actually an interesting thought. But yeah in Asia it is a bit different but I would say its because he is a guy, if the main cast would be girls, the family would have found a way for them to get married to someone else. Unlike Western countries, in Asia marriage is basically a must. I am 23 and people ask why I am not married yet. So basically it is something that happens but I believe its cause they are both boys. If it isn't because of their families then yes it can happen like that, on coming back and the person still likes you.