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I wonder if certain people understand that there is no "main MAIN" character in this series and it's supposed to be an ensemble cast with 6 main characters and 3 of them (neo, khao, book) being more in the center of the story, which is their friendship.

there is no "main couple" in only friends.

And why do we need to bring this type of drama here? One or two petty fans hardly represent an entire fandom. And this show having three different ships will probably have a lot of fandom drama anyways (like Moonlight Chicken) so if I were you, I wouldn't focus on this.

But The Shipper was so good!! it's camp.

Yes, I think so. Writing and directing were not good in that one. It's my pleasure to share :)

The funny thing is: he filmed this one and The Eclipse at the same time (with this one wrapping filming first).

I didn't love The Eclipse, quite the contrary. But at least neither of those two actors looked like they'd rather be doing anything in the world than kissing the other (like Phuwin does in NLMG).

I wouldn't really come for First and Khaotung (or anyone else's) kissing abilites while trying to defend Never Let Me Go.

I don't even think this show is that great, but if everywhere else on the internet people are being more positive (or less negative) about the series and only here you get so many harshly negative comments then... maybe the echo chamber is here, don't you think?

Taylor Swift >>>>> Adele

But Aye is not a "bottom". He is written as a "top", he is the persuer. Akk is the "bottom" and he IS shy. So the show does fall under the "shy bottom" trope, as it unnecessarily does with almost every other BL trope.

It's indeed curious that GMMTV will give these two a new show all for themselves after Vice Versa kinda flopped compared to the hype and promotion it got. The ship itself seems to be just moderately successful in Thailand (but I could be wrong) and barely seems get any hype internationally. And this story looks very demanding acting wise, which is something Jimmy clearly lacks. I think Sea has talent, but he can't carry the show by himself.

These two and ForceBook getting so much this year is a mystery.

I saw a comment down here saying that the actors looked "so uncomfortable" in the bed scene in the last episode and while I really think valid criticism is lovely and very important, I also don't understand the need to bring this type of negative energy, painting the actors in a bad light like that. Especially when there is zero basis to backup those harsh claims. They were delivering emotional performances according to how their characters were supposed to feel during the scene and were kissing the hell out of each other with no holding back. If anything, they seemed to have had a lot of fun filming, which is what it looks like from the behind the scenes footage. Idk, maybe my standarts aren't too high for intimate scenes cuz I don't understand how one can watch that scene and think the actors were "so uncomfortable" filming it.

Did you not watch the last episode?

You clearly don't understand the show and the character of Akk. And you're under every other comment spilling out your ignorance. Admirable.

First's crying was the best thing about the latest episode, come on?

Like, what is "funny" about this:
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What a stupid comment, dear god.

The Eclipse was announced in november (or was it december?) 2021 with a mock-trailer, which was filmed before Not Me. The entire series was filmed from may to september 2022.

The Eclipse was not filmed before Not Me. The Eclipse actually finished filming a few weeks ago. The difference in acting from First in Not Me and The Eclipse is probably due to a lot of things. Firstly, I think with Yok he had a lot more freedom to show his natural charisma, which is not really the case with Akk cuz the character seems to have a lot of restrictions in how he behaves. If you look back at the Akk from the beginning of the series and the Akk from the latest episodes you can tell how much he's loosened up. I like First more when he's playing the Yok type of character cuz I think that makes him stand out more, but I liked seeing how he's built Akk as a character in the course of this series as well.

Lmao but yeah true, especially the "media literacy of an infant" part.

Akk's feelings for Ayan were immediate and due to sexual attraction. I believe Ayan found Akk attractive from the start too, but unlike Akk, finding a guy attractive wasn't a big deal to Ayan. But as they kept on spending time with each other Ayan started seeing Akk's sensibilities and that's when Ayan started feeling something. From my perspective, it started around episode 3/4 and then it only got stronger and stronger, especially after they gave emotional support for one another after episode 6 and 7.