Kaeng poured whiskey into a not-quite-empty beer glass. I would dump him just for that. I've noticed the writer has no idea how to do subtle flirting - everyone always comes on like a mack truck.
One thing BLs do a lot is a guy holds ou tis hand to pull another guy up, and the sittting one hesitates for several hours before takin the hand. Nobody would leave their hand out that long and endure that level of social awkwardness.
This ep was well-written, and probably the most true-to-life story we've seen (although it's competing with a ghost that comes to life)- and there's an almost total absence of BL tropes, but it was a bit unpleasant to watch.
Kaeng is getting pathetic - he should take the hint and move on. Although this is a BL, so there will be a happy ending. Maybe Payu is bad at sex so it doesn't work out.
Speaking of which, there wasn't that much - one love scene was needed to establish they have sexual chemistry, and the rest just showed enough that we know they're getting busy. There needed to be multiple encounters so we could establish that it's a purely physical relationship.
Is there a version with better subtitles? The ones's I've found are so bad it's almost impossible to understand any of it. If I hadn't read the synopsis I'd have no idea what's going on.
It's upseting in a way that they are streight (again), but I think the way it been made is very good, both are…
Those are all good points. I'll wait ti hear from all of you here about future eps. If theu stop talking about their girlfriends I'll give it a chance.
I didn't comment on it because I couldn't find anything on it, but there would be no excuse for it. Did he use it in lyrics?
In the case of someone who comes from a cultural context outside ours and who is not likely lost to the visceral anti-black racism of the West, maybe this is someone behaving out of ignorance and there is an opportunity to educate him. He doesn't seem like the type of person who would be closed to that.
It's kind of ironic that admiration for and imitation of and African-American musical form leads to a lot of casual racism.
I got bored and watched this hoping for some Enzo & Daryll. This should not have been marketed as a BL because it's not a BL. It's 99% straight romance with a joke character in a joke romance for the BL content. Plus a total of about ten seconds (not really exaggerating) of Markie & delivery boy, which appears to exist only to be a vehicle for Miguel's homophobic abuse that nobody in the family seem interesting in defending him against - they all treat the conflict as both their faults equally.
The BL content in this is so low that it qualifies as queer-baiting. What happened? Ths Philippines gave us several of the best BLs of all time last year, and now there's nothing.
It's upseting in a way that they are streight (again), but I think the way it been made is very good, both are…
It was well-made, Drei Arias is a great actor, but the plot is too uninteresting for me given the huge quantity of BL available. Why was it necessary to write them as straight guys? It would have worked just as well to have them as gay friends.
If that's in English, that's not what that means. Savage just means "wild". Nobody uses it in a racial context - at least not since the 19th century. There is a sexual implication to it. It feels like you're looking for something to be outraged about here, but if it's in Thai and means something different than it would in English, I'll take your word for it that it's offensive.
Your point about mixed actors is definitely true and important, but I don't see how that's related to a t-shirt slogan.
Well, this is a hard pass. Why do I want to watch a boring as f@#$ series about straight guys talking about their girlfriends? No thanks. Not even for Drei Arias.
That was like torture to watch, except for about 10 seconds when that one guy had his shirt off. Why was this made and who is the audience? You have to squint really hard to see this as BL.
These two are so far above all the other BL actors that they're not even in the same universe. And notice that they don't have perfect chisled bodies, and it doesn't matter at all. Perfection isn't in being perfect.
am I the only one here who sees this SP as fanservice only ? the "purity"/innocence of these teens is lost with…
This is a transition story - the point is that everything changes, and that's the theme of the next series - this wasn't supposed to be "purity" or "innocence" - it's actually a bit dark and foreshadows them growing apart.
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One thing BLs do a lot is a guy holds ou tis hand to pull another guy up, and the sittting one hesitates for several hours before takin the hand. Nobody would leave their hand out that long and endure that level of social awkwardness.
This ep was well-written, and probably the most true-to-life story we've seen (although it's competing with a ghost that comes to life)- and there's an almost total absence of BL tropes, but it was a bit unpleasant to watch.
Kaeng is getting pathetic - he should take the hint and move on. Although this is a BL, so there will be a happy ending. Maybe Payu is bad at sex so it doesn't work out.
Speaking of which, there wasn't that much - one love scene was needed to establish they have sexual chemistry, and the rest just showed enough that we know they're getting busy. There needed to be multiple encounters so we could establish that it's a purely physical relationship.
In the case of someone who comes from a cultural context outside ours and who is not likely lost to the visceral anti-black racism of the West, maybe this is someone behaving out of ignorance and there is an opportunity to educate him. He doesn't seem like the type of person who would be closed to that.
It's kind of ironic that admiration for and imitation of and African-American musical form leads to a lot of casual racism.
I'm excited that Net is starring in not one, but TWO more BLs!
I'm not sure how I feel about the relationship they introduced this ep. It was really difficult to watch - I had to take a lot of breaks to de-stress.
The BL content in this is so low that it qualifies as queer-baiting. What happened? Ths Philippines gave us several of the best BLs of all time last year, and now there's nothing.
Your point about mixed actors is definitely true and important, but I don't see how that's related to a t-shirt slogan.