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Episode was the best so far. Plot advances a little faster now, some characters (esp. Lukmo) gaining depth. And hopefully a new love for Phob.

So season 2 coming?! Hope to see them outside. They deserve it.

That was a slow start. Hope they're gonna take their masks off (literally and metaphorically) before episode 8. At least sound and visuals were better than in many pinoy BLs (though I really missed a crowing cock).

Agree to this one hundred percent, too.

This show also has the terrible habit of spoiling every hot scene with a song that sounds like they borrowed it from a third class 1960s Hollywood movie.

'that that guy he was speaking with was a Sugar Daddy and not a boyfriend' -- That's exactly what I thought.

Honestly, I was watching this for Aey only. A long wait, but somehow after their short appearance I got the feeling this is meant as a preparation to a Mhok/Aey spinoff. Wishful thinking?

Ep 11 was a real surprise. Nice story, good chemistry. Wonder where this is gonna go in ep 12.

Gorgeous performance by Sun in episode 12!

I promise I'll keep watching this despite everything if they promise that Migo is taking off (at least) his shirt (at least) twice per episode.

And his acting improving, too.

Btw I like Jom a lot (except when he's trying to play drunk). This guy seems to be talented. How much better could he be with a proper direc?

I was watching it mainly for Kaownah and Turbo, but Kaownah has been acting weird in this from the start making funny faces and idiotic gestures. What a waste of talent!

Fair point. Okay, I'll only turn it off when bl fans or ex girlfriends are shrieking.

I'm seriously thinking about watching the remaining episodes without subtitles and even turning off the sound, because the only reason to keep watching is the actors who are really cute. If anyone is looking for an alternative that makes more sense, I recommend 'The Comments' which isn't BL, but a well written story, and it has New and Aye (Torfun).

Growing up is painful at times. That's life. This series isn't meant to be a fairy tale, which is painful to watch at times. But it reflects the hardships we all have to go through. PP and Billkin are doing a great job portraying these bitter moments.

Not the most intellectual story, but it's entertaining, and Hank and Aaron make it worth watching anyway. Ep 4 was better than the previous ones I think. Hope ep 5 will build up on this.

Promising start into season 2, qas worth the wait. Great to see Prince and Nico together again. Production seems to be improving. Ost is beautiful again.

It has taken me a while to realize that some of the Pinoy series are full of historical and political allusions. I was too much used to the mere BL storylines I was used to from watching Thai series. 'Stranger's Kiss' and 'Padayon', and discussions with my neighbour changed my view, and if you take a closer look you will find these allusions even in series like 'B x J forever' where the SOGIE bill is an underlying theme. In 'Why Love Why' the background of the two families are also related to modern history (which I guess will be worked out more in season 2). Bearing in mind how dangerous it is to make statements like that in the recent situation in the Philippines, I can only appreciate the courage of filmmakers.

I just remembered the death of a fighting cock was a topic in 'Why love why', episode 6. I misunderstood it as a comic element, watched it again and it's obvious the mother's grief is serious because the cock provided the family's income..