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I'm not sure how, but I'm sure someone, somewhere could manage to make something worse.

So Daon was a villain because he was publicly outed and is unsure of his sexuality and needed time to come to terms with everything. He took an ENTIRE DAY to do that before he regained his balance. I personally took about 10 years, but we all move at different paces.

TK, on the other hand, is not a villain for not giving the slightest care to how anyone else feels - he's more selfish than So Hee. Daon's only concern was how TK feels and he was happy that he had fun at Karaoke. What was TK thinking about? Himself. The only time he ever cares what anyone else thinks or feels is when it's about him. I think people don't like Daon because he's not in the ship, so he is by definition evil. TK is in the main ship, so he is by definition Good, even if he's the most awful person in the show.

If I were Daon I'd stop thinking about Mr. Robot and seduce Teacher Seo.

This was a great episode except for the messages thing, which was lazy writing. Come on.

He's beyond selfish - I think he has some sort of major personality disorder. Daon was worried about him and happy he was having fun at karaoke. At no point has TK ever expressed the slightest concern or interest in how anyone else was feeling, unless it was about him. He's horrible and I don't understand how anyone can be interested in him.

Falling in love with somoene because they're nice to you is your problem, not theirs. He has never done anything to lead TK on, and the idea that Daon is at fault because he's nice is really incredible - I can't understand why everyone feels this way. Also, coming to terms with you sexuality is really difficult, and he deserves a little compassion.

Note that TK isn't thinking about what Daon is FEELING or going through, TK only cares about his own feelings. Meanwhile, Daon was only thinking about how TK feels, and was happy that he was having fun at Karaoke.

TK is just plain selfish and self-centered, and doesn't deserve either Daon or Shin Woo. The two of them should forget TK and be a thruple with Shi Woon. Maybe they could get teacher Seo for a fourth. No wait, they should leave Teacher Seo for me.

Although God knows why anyone wants to win him. He's the most selfish character I've ever seen in a BL (as a protagonist). He has done absolutely nothing whatsoever for anyone else and everything to him is about HIM and how he feels and nothing else. He has not once paused to consider what anyone else is going through.

They kind of went from no-burn to towering inferno pretty quickly there. And I don't think they would have survived that staircase escapade.

I have to give it to this for trying something different, but the flow doesn't feel natural enough to me. It's like someone said "Oh sh#$! We only have one more episode after this - they need to get busy!"

I think that's a good point - however, it's a lot different to say you don't care without thinking about it, and another to actually do it. Plus, if Ait chooses to post a picture that involves him, that's not the same as if someone else not only exposes what he's doing in private, but also outs him. - and Ait backed off his position when James pointed out the conquences.

That Ait said that at all is another sign of his immaturity, though.

Hmm. Maybe I should watch this then.

I couldn't get through UWMA - I found myself ff through almost everything and didn't even watch the last ep or two. Be Loved in House was cute up to about half way and then it just became one long frustration.

You are correct! :)

I was feeling this episode too - it's just the strange emotional incongruity between everything up to spending the night with everything after that. Maybe they'll fill in the blanks, but it was odd, and I wonder if someting got edited out.

Ah - I didn't realize that was the case. I thought it was just a producer harassing Earth.

I'm a little confused by this - it Nuea's family supposed to be upper-class? Why do they all behave like trash? The grandmother lost her mind in the middle of a party because someone broke a plate - nobody with any class would ever behave that way - it's an utter humiliation and dishonor to the family to be so cheap and petty in front of guests. And the mother is so rude to everyone - she's just trash. You can be cutting and polite at the same time. Instead of "you dress like a slut", you glance at her outfit and say, "Oh, how daring you are!".

Anyway, I enjoy that there's only one non-evil character in this. At least there are conniving and evil gays and straight men too in addition to the usual females.

I don't think any BL writers have ever gotten drunk - they never write drunkeness realistically. Usually not even close.

I don't get what has happened here - S1 was so good, and this is just melodramatic trash. Nobody even took off their shirt this episode. I mean give us SOME reward for watching this. (TBH, I didn't. I quickly scanned through it for shirtlessness. I'm shallow and I gave up on this with Ep 4).

I'm not too proud to admit you won that exchange.

Oops, I should have marked that a spoiler - my apologies for that. I don't particularly like James (I really want to take a set of hedgeclippers to that hair. He must get attacked by birds a lot that are trying to find materials for nests.)

His affair with Ait is totally inappropriate - it's not as bad as Tee, but it's irresponsible. He could have waited 6 weeks until filming is over.

I totally agree. Go Big Or Go Home. Well, they definitely went big for Leo's house, but that's about it.

The masturbation scene was especially ridiculous because Fiat had just said he can't think of a way to ask Leo for a hug. Spooging all over his bed without asking he can manage, but not a hug.

Also, did he not take off that overcoat all the way home to Thailand on the plane and coming from the airport in Bangkok heat & humidity?

I didn't say he handled it well, but he did have a legitimate reason to be upset - and sometimes when you get a negative surprise like that, even someone mature might have a poor initial reation. I would have to leave if I were in his position - I wouldn't even be able to process it until I was alone.

James did stand up to Tee - about three episodes too late, but at least he did it.

I don't expect it to wrap up in two episodes - they haven't even started filming the series yet - this is likely to have more seasons, I think.

Hmm. I'm getting a little tired of hearing about Joshua's ex-girlfriend, and while I can feel Gerald's desire for Joshua, I don't feel it the other way around, and I'm starting to not care, although part of that might be that it's been so long since I saw Ep 3 that any connection to it is broken.

It's a little hard to believe there's any real attraction between them if they could climb into a bed, get into that state of undress, and even under the influence nothing at all happens - not even cuddling.

The quality of production was a little better this ep. Drei Arias looks really strange with that intense fake tan - he's so orange he should run for US president, and they need to redden his lips or something so he doesn't look like he's ill.

Congratulations to Gus Villa for that scene when they'd just woken up. No wonder Josh doesn't like swimming - I doubt there are any swimsuits sized to accommodate him.

Do they at least have sex with a chicken?