i'm like 99,9% sure the kid is not thee's because this is not that kind of show. and by "that kind" i mean rooted in realism. i honestly wouldn't mind if it were thee's since throughout history gay men forced into het marriages were known to sire children and it's like, not the end of the world imo. but since it's a fairytale wrapped in a historical setting, there's no way in hell they'd have thee be in any way unfaithful to rati. the genre doesn't allow it
Boc should make poly shows and I literally got bashed for saying that this because "poly ain't realistic"
i mean to this day there still IS a huge stigma around poly relationships, so i really am not that surprised. your average bl/gl viewer notoriously cannot handle complex relationships in their shows, they want a cookie cutter get together of two people
Nah it was kind of annoying that she could only imagine a lesbian couple that is masc4femme and not anything that…
i get it, but in my case it's the opposite so i think i'm allowed to find it funny, esp considering that most of thai gls feature two extremely femme leads
the cut from wan and meawnam eating their sad little pieces of steak on a giant plate in the fancy ass restaurant to them sitting outside the store in flip flops and gorging themselves on instant noodles was sooooo satisfying to me as a hater of rich ppl restaurants where the portions are insanely tiny but cost a fortune
i bring a sort of "poly would fix this" vibe to the party that monogamy-obsessed viewers and writers of these shows absolutely hate. it's like pluto all over again
one nitpick, which actually goes for most of gmmtvs bl/gl series: when will they stop putting their ost songs as a backdrop for intimate scenes? at least in this case the song is beautiful and has a mellow vibe but i'd still prefer they didn't do that. minimal instrumental music (we're talking a piano at best, not the whole orchestra) or sometimes no music at all is so much better if you want to show intimacy imo
i see a lot of ppl anticipate a bad ending for lert and naran where one of them dies, but personally i feel like victor is the character that has death written all over him. his conversation with trin where trin warned him that violent revolutions often bring the death of loved ones seems prophetic, and i feel like victor won't be the one to lose someone but rather the one who dies thus leaving his family and friends devastated. it's that archetype of impassioned and earnest revolutionary who dies young, i feel like
this one and the last case are my roman empires fr. the fact that all those shallow gls mostly about two rich femmes who look like they sleep with their makeup on keep getting greenlit while something actually new and refreshing gets cancelled/stuck in some sort of weird limbo depresses me, i can't lie