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If you are looking for "Only Friends" or some sexually charged series, this probably isn't for you. But if you like animals, love the acting skills of the cast, and what they can bring to any script, then this is for you. The RomCom/Supernatural/drama trope is for me. More than that, I think that if I had a young child who was getting ready to come out or was in the contemplation stage, this series would champion the "love is love" message, and it would hit home. I would let my young teen watch this and understand that the choice of who to love is fine with me.

There was parent-child conflict, sibling conflicts, and, quite frankly, real-life situations (minus the talking cats) that can happen in our own lives. I definitely identified with the mother as a mom with a son, so I cried during so many different scenes. The emotions are what you would expect from the main leads; they are amazing actors. With more dialogue and less action in this series, the actors had to carry the scenes. Dialogue, gestures, gazes, blocking, the cat cafe setting, and the beauty of Thailand were also evident. I loved the underlying messages of spirituality and passing down culture and food in our families, which really resonated with me. It's a quick, cute, and meaningful series to watch with the whole family, really.