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I'm sure you're not alone in thinking the character Deun Yi is the cutest. After all, the combination of being whiny, self-centered and good looking has been wildly successful - just look at some of the world's most popular reality stars and social influencers. Heck, this combination also describes most 3 year olds, and who doesn't love a little child?! So yes, it sucks for us who think that whining and selfishness aren't quite so adorable once you've reached adulthood.

It might be because there are no copyright fees for very old songs and melodies, such as classical music, some Christmas carols and the German national anthem (which was composed in 1796), they're considered public domain.

"a narcissistic, self-absorbed, selfish brat"
Truer words were never spoken - a perfect description of Duean Yi.

And as for Plengrak, who has already been scarred from his previous relationship, I hate to think how damaged he's going to be after his (inevitable) relationship and eventual break up with Duean Yi.

Now that you mention it, I can see the resemblance.

I'm gonna assume that Earth is not the screenwriter, he's an actor who was given a script. And in the script, he's an uptight loner who tends to nag at his carefree best friend. I don't think it's an "artistic choice", it's playing the character as written.

I couldn't agree with you more about Benz - it's like day and night, enjoying him in this role and him making Coffee Melody practically unwatchable for me.

I think you're right about Prakan receiving Tua's heart, and I think Tua arranged the donation with Prakan's father ahead of time. Just look at what Tua had drawn in the flashback scene of episode 8 at 3:22 - a human heart. Unless Tua had dreams of doing illustrations for the Gray's Anatomy textbook in his next life, this seems an odd choice. But if he was planning to donate his heart to Prakan, it makes perfect sense.

Don't hold back - tell me how you really feel about Bad Buddy, lol. Maybe it's a kind of a testament to Bad Buddy that it elicited such a visceral reaction from you, that also was so much fun to read. Well I'm no 14yo fan girl, but I saw more in Nanon's performance than you did apparently - which is cool, to each his own.

I enjoyed TWM and TT, as well as Tale of 1000 and recently Kieta Hatsukoi and Not Me. I think KP is promising, but you never can tell until the end whether they stick the landing or veer off into some nonsense that makes you regret ever watching. I also really loved Cherry Magic, so I hope the recent movie doesn't disappoint, but I'll have to wait a while until it's released with subtitles.

Agreed! And a vers couple might begin breaking down the representation of tops always being manly studs, and bottoms always being meek and submissive. It's so limiting.

The closest I've seen to a couple possibly being vers in BL was Pat and Pran in Bad Buddy, and I really enjoyed seeing that dynamic.

BLs, for the most part, seem to think there are only tops and bottoms, and ignore the versatile option.

I can accept the fact that Toh's character can be a bit (okay, sometimes more than a bit) over the top and obsessive, but I absolutely hated the tantrum in the mall. It's one thing to be quirky and naive, but it's another to be childish, spoiled and bratty. It left me feeling that Nuea could find someone so much better for him than Toh.

Luckily there's still Sky and Khaojao, who I can wholeheartedly root for.

"A self-absorbed, high maintenance brat." That is exactly what Theo is and has been for the whole series! How are we supposed to feel good in the end about Theo and Akk reuniting and getting back together?! I kept thinking, time and again, that Theo would wake up, grow up, and see that Akk was worth fighting for. But hoping for character growth from Theo was nothing but wishful thinking. Once again, it was Akk who made it happen, put in the work and the effort. I only hope this one-sided relationship's eventual collapse leaves Akk with a better sense of self worth so that he can find a partner in love next time, instead of a spoiled brat.

Seriously? "I bet" is a long way from IS also. And it strikes me as strange that you think that professional film/tv directors and producers in South Korea have no idea who Nancy Meyers or Nora Ephron is, but provide no evidence as to the truth of what you're saying. Anyway, like you say, no biggie.