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Can I ask? Where are you from? It's not actually a rare sight in the Philippines. Many effem gays are very vocal about fawning over someone. Straights on the other hand either ignore it or go along with it as long as it's not crossing the line. Violent reactions happen, but they are often considered homophobic. I know sexual harassments happen to men too. And it's not good. So I don't really like Jelai's excessive advances to Jam. Ken's brother, on the other hand, is just being funny. As far as I know, he didn't really touch Ace like Jelai does to Jam. I'm not saying I'm overlooking these faults, but I also want to see the representations they want to portray. Also, aside from it, the series overall is not that bad. We're still halfway of the series. I heard Jelai or perhaps Ken have their own stories. So, I'm looking forward to their character depth and development.

I understand your opinion, someone or something can't please everybody. But I'm just curious, can you specify those offensive stereotypes?

Never ever compare your boyfriend/girlfriend to someone in front of him/her.
But I'm not gonna lie, Orion is friggin snacc.

wow. It's already the 6th episode and you came back here to comment that? haha

Wow. Ratings is going up to 7.8 now. I remember they got 4.something before. They're surely improving and I'm glad that the people who were displeased and kept criticizing this series already dropped this and stopped commenting and complaining here (at least fewer now hahaha). One thing I regret though ---> the milk tea. hahaha

Please forgive me saying this guys, but lemme say this in Korean, Shibaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal!
My single ass is crying at midnight. FU all happy relationships out there!

I heard it was about Ryan's behaviour. But as far I know, Ryan hasn't spoken about it.

It does get better.

Bisaya.

In a near death situation, you would really think again about your life. As Ace, life is short. He realized his mistakes and apologized.

It is getting better. ;)

Just think like this, they can be brought to jail if they didn't follow precautions mandated by the local government. (So not just My Day) Correct me if I'm wrong, My Day actors and staff are staying in one place - they don't go home or anywhere throughout filming. Even most scenes are film in one building/house.

He's the Moon in the university. ;)

So, he's an engineering graduate. hmm ;)

Ahh this is what Alec said in an interview, he's not actually part Korean. So he had to speak Korean here even though he didn't know the language. He's definitely a good actor.

It's is like uhh a very old style of giving nicknames. Filipinos usually put "-ing" or "-eng" after a syllable from their name. His name is Raphael, so it's "pha" --> "pa" + eng = Paeng.

We can't blame them. The Philippines case is not good in terms of number. With the same device, they'll just come up something different because people will always compare them. I heard the release was delayed. So I think they're going to have more in-person interactions. On the other hand, Pinoy BLs like In Between, My Day, and the upcoming Better Days managed to shoot face-to-face since they choose a province where covid-19 cases is not worse like in big cities or they can maximize one place to use for different settings.

"Hi, neighbor." That voice I can listen all day.

Unpopular opinion: Among the couples in the BL world, only TinCan made me question about my role. I have been an "uke" all my life, but seeing them made me question my role again. Some people may think that their relationship may have been forced or mainly done because of fan service, but I think their story is the most natural and realistic. I had similar story when I was in college.

Oh, that's much clearer now. Thank you! ;)