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I loved this - it was really funny, very well-written and acted, and extremely Japanese. The masturbation scenes were so OTT and hysterical - I have to give serious kudos to the actors - they really held nothing back. I loved the message of the story. But if you're a Thai BL fan, you're probably going to hate it.

Kit's reasons for not telling Wayu about Pha's illness are most certainly NOT bullshit. As a medical student he has a moral and legal obligation to keep patient info confidential, and Pha is his best friend and told him not to tell Wayu, so he was 100% right not to. Pha is the one who's reasons were absolute bullshit, but it was solely his call.

What did he think would happen when he died? It's not like that would stay secret for more than 10 seconds. That this didn't even occur to him is incomprehensible.

Kit's reason for not telling Wayu about Pha's illness is that Pha told him not to tell Wayu, and Kit is Pha's best friend, not Wayu's. It wasn't really his decision to make, so he did the right thing - he is a doctor(-ish) and has a legal and moral obligation not to disclose patient information. I don't even think he did anything wrong with Mark - he discused the scholarship situation with Pha first, which makes perfect sense - he wanted to get his best friend's advice first, and Mark shouldn't have been eavesdropping, although just about anyone would under those circumstances (although it was unbelievably lazy writing for him to be there at just the wrong moment).

Where Kit went ridiculous was the weird passive-aggression when Mark was obviously in pain but trying to be supportive. This scene made no sense.

If Wayu had an ounce of self-respect, he'd tell both Pha and Thanu to go f@#$ themselves for treating him like an object they can pass back and forth as they see fit instead of treating him like a human being.

There's also no plot development because there's no plot.

But 5 bad episodes?

This isn't the worst BL I've ever seen because the acting is at least mediocre, but the importance of Sandee is underscored by his absence this episode, which made it so dull that I actually fell asleep, and I wasn't even tired. I think it was my subconsicous trying to protect me or something.

Note to whoever wrote this: It's not actually interesting to watch someone checking their messages, and it's even less interesting to watch someone sitting around waiting for a gate to be unlocked. Also, when characters behave in ways that make no sense, it makes people not care about those characters.

And the primary-school nature of all the romance is getting stupid. What is this series actually about? At least in So Much In Love there was a ghost and an evil principal trying to destroy a volleyball team for no apparent reason. Here the plot is... what exactly? I guess if I had to sum it up, it would be "A lot of guys attempt relationships without ever communicating about anything."

Someone should contact Child Protective Services to come take Wayu away from Thanu. Not only did he had a bow and arrow within 10 feet of an uke, he let him use a knife to slice fruit. It's only a freak accident that Wayu didn't sever an artery. Maybe that's why he fainted for no apparent reason - it was delayed shock when he realized he managed to slice an apple without eviscerating himself.

If you replace the words "high school" with "junior high school", then I agree with you.

Here's your post with every other word removed:

This be Behind Pieces a story maybe Cut Edited Cut Lost the room Someone me Cut hire new to the pieces the story.

That's what watching this series is like.

You're nicer than me. I'm openly hostile about it. I have no clue what the f@#$ is going on - it's impossible to follow, and I resent the time I've wasted on it.

This is the worst editing disaster that I've ever seen. If everyone is going to look exactly the same in every scene, there needs to be indicators of when a scene is happening. I have no clue what is going on and I've stopped caring.

Why is Yeong Woo crying? He says he's heartbroken and then his father apparently attempts to burp him. When did he break up with Ki Jin? When did he even get together with Ki Jin? Why is Yi Bin creepying around acting like Ki Jin is his when Ki Jin has made it clear he does't want him? Then I think it's Ki Jin jogging and crying, but it's so dark and unclear I can't tell if it's him or Yeong Woo since they have the same build and his hair is messed up.

Even the title of this is missing words, since "Behind Cut" makes no sense in English. It sounds like it could be a cut of meat, like a rump roast or something.

I'm demoting this to scanning for shirtless scenes, as it has nothing else going for it. What a waste of time this has been,

I couldn't get throught it. Really boring, plus the way the cinematographer moved the camera around constantly was irritating. Also, when a BL starts with guys talking about banging chicks I lose interest immediately.

I've had the same problem - the writer really hasn't established the motivations well. If he hasn't even spoken to Black in 10 years, then they're not particularly close, it seems to me, and now White, who is a law student, is willing to participate in illegal activities that could lead to large loss of life. Why? Why not just ask Sing to get his people to find out?

Yes, very true! I'm interested to find out. Something in her attitude with Gram made me feel like something happened that's not her fault, though - she seemed upset or sad.

With any luck, Sean gets White and Gram gets Black.

"Made out of sex", meaning he's sexy. When he took his shirt off... Yikes.

That's a good point about him being jump first - I guess it depends on how far his apartment is from the garage.

Gun doesn't do anything for me. Of all the guys, I probably like Mond the most, but I like muscles. Off is not far behind, though.

As far as he knows, something violent happened to Sean, and when he shows up, the place is ransacked. Why on earth would he ride straight up to the garage in a motorcycle, then blare lights and calling out Sean's name? I'm sorry, but that's just stupid beyond belief. I do like that Sean and Gram are confused and suspicious.

I think Tawi is helping him.

He's using White to infiltrate the gang - it makes perfect sense - now he has a spy amongst them who tells him everything.