for anyone who sees the sex scenes as unnecessary or too much. on the small scale, nothing is shown it's usually one character kissing the chest of the other one. then there is some moaning and a close up of the face. that's the entire extend of each NC. one time there is a blind fold. but even that is a tame moment. nothing is like LP or Petrichor level sex. for the big picture these scenes actually matter. they serve as a vehicle where Rin allows physical closeness but wards off emotional attachments. creates tension in the narrative and the daily seduction is a strategy Khem uses to be close to her wife and show her love and make her feel valued. overall they are fun characters, just need time to unveil layers. even the seemingly silly premise of arranged marriage make sense if you know the dad's motivation.
RIN you are a certified red flag but your sex-game is crazyyyy!!! the lip bites, the smirks!!!!!!!! I'd ask for more rounds until she gets me pregnant !! MOTHER! ๐คค๐คค๐คค๐คค
I may get jumped for this, but I'm 5 episodes in and IMO this is the most professionally acted, scripted, and…
the show is a lot of fun, and script and actors are doing a great job of bringing the novel to the screen. there is a small acting choice i personally wouldn't make but who am I to tell anyone they are wrong in their craft. I'm glad you're enjoying the show. I'm bummed we are almost to the end
This isn't GL, lesbian romance, lesbian relationship, sapphic or even a love triangle, let alone a romance. It is a powerful psychological lakorn about trauma and abuse, sexism, controlling parents, control and abuse in other family/non-family relationships, and how the wealthy are able to use money, power and position to skirt the law.
A stunning monologue near the end tells us why Rangrong couldn't have been written as a male character, even if that would be more palatable to many.
The current tags and even 'romance' as a genre classification are misleading in their focus. It's going to take me a while to try to figure out better ones and go back through it all to compile timestamps and evidence to see if I can get more added. Staff here don't make that easy. Until then, this will have to do.
tl:dr This isn't GL.
Replying totpatricio93•Jul 20, 2024•Liked Jun 30, 2025
I've always had a question about the GAP...In the novel did Mon's Parents know about her... sexual preferences…
Yeah they knew and at first mon's mother was a little aloof but later that all got along really well Infact there was a chepter in which mon's parents asked sam what she liked the most to do along with mon and sam just straight up replied that she likes having sex with mon๐ญ๐๐
I remember rooting so much for this show while it was in the making, it might not be perfect by any means but still it holds a deep place in my heart and it's by far my favourite Thai gl
I've got third lead syndrome. Tee would be a better partner for Mon. She knows how to communicate and treats people well whether she likes them or not. I like Sam, but she's just as toxic as the cold-hearted male leads in straight and BL dramas.๐ฎโ๐จ I do love this drama though!
my favorite GL, I watched it a long time ago, it's the eighth time I've watched it, and I'll watch it until I die,๐๐๐๐๐ I LOVE GAP, AND I LOVE FREENBECKY, FOREVER๐๐๐๐
lol some were able to watch on YouTube ๐ญ๐ญ๐ฅฒ๐ฅฒ gmmtv release on YouTube for every country at same time, what is this treatment I'm getting ahhhhhhhhhh anyway I love the first ep, it was fun, cute and nice to see milklove in adults role, love as professor & milk as sassy women ๐ yes please
for the big picture these scenes actually matter. they serve as a vehicle where Rin allows physical closeness but wards off emotional attachments. creates tension in the narrative and the daily seduction is a strategy Khem uses to be close to her wife and show her love and make her feel valued.
overall they are fun characters, just need time to unveil layers. even the seemingly silly premise of arranged marriage make sense if you know the dad's motivation.
A stunning monologue near the end tells us why Rangrong couldn't have been written as a male character, even if that would be more palatable to many.
The current tags and even 'romance' as a genre classification are misleading in their focus. It's going to take me a while to try to figure out better ones and go back through it all to compile timestamps and evidence to see if I can get more added. Staff here don't make that easy. Until then, this will have to do.
tl:dr This isn't GL.
Infact there was a chepter in which mon's parents asked sam what she liked the most to do along with mon and sam just straight up replied that she likes having sex with mon๐ญ๐๐
anyway I love the first ep, it was fun, cute and nice to see milklove in adults role, love as professor & milk as sassy women ๐ yes please