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Thanakorn looks 30, at least, compared to Khaled who looks 15. Yes, yes I read that the age of consent in Thailand is 15 but this couple still looks pretty weird. I'maa probably pass on this one.

Might be the official uniforms, but it increases the sameness of these series even more, at least for me it does. I know this is high-level nitpicking, it's just how I feel.

Oh, man, this one is really raising the bar for BL. Such an amazing show!

I really can't take another carbon-copy school/uni drama recycling mostly the same mediocre actors. These plots are so half-baked it feels like I'm watching the same thing over and over again. Same uniforms also. I'm really surprised how high the rating is of this one, the storyline is boring and the acting is really cringy. No chemistry between the leads. The BL from a few years back was so good, what is happening now? In contrast, Japanese BL is really stepping up.

I don't agree the FL is more flawed than the ML. Equally flawed, probably. They are just as messed up in their own way and cling to their co-dependent relationship.

Really confused here how people see the ML as sweetheart being blamed unfairly by the FL. Yes, she fell in love with him on her own, she mistook his attention for more. She tries too many times for her sake and she really can't take a hint that he doesn't want to be with her.

But when she finally grows a pair and she is ready to move on so she tells him she can't be friends with him because it's too painful. Which is fair enough. Why should someone be forced to stay friends with someone when it's causing them pain even though that someone didn't encourage directly that affeaction. He refuses to accept her decision always buzzying around, interfering when she's about to start dating another man.

I've beem in the same situation but reversed. They had fallen for me when I really just saw them as friends. When they confesed I said I'm sorry I don't feel the same and it's never going to happen. After a while they said, you know what, I can't do this, I can't be just friends because it hurt too much. So our friendship ended there. I respected their decision to stop seeing me. Even if it really hurt. I thought they were my best friend and I didn't want to lose them. But I didn't want to cause them pain either so I had to accept the situation.

Soo is literaly ignoring her pain because he can't stand to be alone. If that's not toxic I don't know what is. I don't seem how this makes him a victim in all of this.

Everybody has family trauma, not everybody becomes a narcissistic asshole from it. There comes a point when we can't continue making excuses for hurting other people because our own parents let us down when we need them the most. It's a never-ending cycle of abuse.

I'd like to see you be in love with a guy that acts around you like you're really important to him sometimes and ever other people think he's in love with you back but then he pulls back saying "Nah, we're just friends I don't want anything else. Then you say ok, then this relationship ends because it's too painful for me. And he's like "nah, girl, I don't accept, this relationship is under my terms." Cool romance.

What do you suppose she should do, wait another 12 years to see if learns to process his traumas and confess he likes her back or what?

I think he deserves someone better than the FL actually...

Wow, it's been a while since I disliked so much the main leads. The ML is a broken asshole who needs therapy asap. You're almost 30 man, learn to cope with it instead of playing with people's hearts. The FL is a doormat. you'd think she'd take a hint after 12 years. That fact that she was in turn a victim of Soo's manipulation doesn't mean it's ok what she did to all those boyfriends and now Joon Soo. This is just a toxic relashionship going in circles.

Thanks for posting the link Choco_chip!

Waa, the first episode was so good!

What a great series, I've been waiting for something like this.

I think I'm experiencing burnout on c-dramas. Besides the fact that the premise requires a lot of suspension of disbelief: PTSD doesn't work this way, that scar is not big and it could have been easily repaired by surgery, I've known people with worse scars and I haven't been remotely phased by it (but facial perfection is not really a thing we obsess about where I live), this series just feel too long like most c-dramas.

I mean it is overall ok, I enjoyed the characters but lenght and the angst is killing me. Also, this was supposed to be a comedy. What comedy since episode 10? These dramas always start out so promising then by episode 15 I'm just ready for things to wrap up. I very much prefer shorter series like k and j-dramas. Arsenal Military Academy was super long but good, I was hooked until the final episode. But this story line does't have enough to stand on. It was ok but 6 episode less it would have been great. Anybody feel the same?

Of course they had to ruin the show with stupid drama. Do Hee's reactions are nonsensical.

That's really awesome, didn't know this :).

Yup, this is pretty much how I feel about it too.

I have not seen 'The Eternal Love that draws us' but it's on my to watch list.

I don't know about this one. I totally get that he has Anna but, still, their interactions feel off to me. I have seen 5 versions of this story and I just saw the Japanese version a couple of months ago and I enjoyed all of them better than this version. But many people are loving it so I'm pretty much alone in this boat, with a few exceptions.

Man, I feel 0 chemistry between these too. I must be really tired of this storyline.

I feel the same. So 'meh'. It wasn't as funny. The story is not progressing much. Too much screen time for irrelevant characters.

I love this already! But seriously, who leaves their purse and phone like that?