Although I think there are parts that I find a little uncomfortable, I like that the story doesn't shy away from addressing problems when there are problems.
One issue is how Sib used trickery to barge in on Gene's personal space. I personally don't think that's ever fair to the person being burdened, regardless of the reason behind such actions. It's awesome that Gene doesn't let him get away with it later and tells him he's wrong and should reflect.
Another one was how Sib used word play to get Gene to make out with him for "practice". Yes, Gene did decide in the end he would help, but Sib did set up the bait, probably knowing Gene would bite. It almost feels like Gene was cornered/manipulated into thinking he wanted to do it. Same with the trying out sex positions for writing scenes.
One last issue bugging me is how possessive Sib actually is, despite masking it under the childlike behavior.....every time Sib says he doesn't want Gene to associate with strangers, don't go places etc, stay with him and only him, I get some kind of way, ya know? I don't think there's anything wrong with wanting to protect loved ones but I also think there should be a good balance of freedom and protectiveness. So far Gene still has that freedom and I hope it continues this way.
One last last issue, just a slight one. Am I the only one slightly uncomfortable that Sib acted like he was on the pill and this convinced Gene to have sex? I mean, Gene was already thinking about it at this point, they were gonna do it sooner or later, and Sib made sure to ask for consent during, but I just thought it would have been better if both of them agreed while there wasn't some external stimulus. Even if Gene did agree, I do have to think half of it was his concern that Sib can't control it due to the viagra.
Overall, as mentioned although there are some uncomfortable parts, I think this series does a better job than most thai bl I've seen concerning gay relationships. Can't wait for episode 10.
On ep 5 rn and I have to say, one of healthiest Thai BL I've seen. Granted, I haven't seen many so don't @ me lol it's just that the one's I've personally seen, this one is the healthiest. If y'all have a list, please recommend other healthy Thai BL series, thanks!
The target audience is literally 15 year olds, how are you going to tell people to “grow up”. Look at the…
Skimmed through all your other replies to me, all I have to say in response is no. I'll do me and you do you. Don't let my measly opinion ruin your day. Ciao.
Gave it the 3 episode test and dropped it like a hot potato, Spent most of the viewing time reading these comments…
Yeah people did and we loved it. You're not missing anything, probably just isn't up to your taste. The story is super simple, the characters are complex, and overall, things were executed well. There's consistent pacing and almost all the characters are likable. If by the 3rd episode you aren't feeling it then it's great that you decided to drop. This just isn't for you. And you're not the only one either.
Don't mind it, just enjoy her unique beauty, cuteness, cuz, your countries have no such kind of unique beauty,…
Again, why does that matter. At all. If that is the entirety of your point then I disagree. Looks does not trump incompetency in my book. Shutting off my brain because pretty girls are on screen is a no go for me. If it works for you then you do you.
Don't mind it, just enjoy her unique beauty, cuteness, cuz, your countries have no such kind of unique beauty,…
I migrated from my HOMELAND Thailand to my current country. What is your point about my country not having such kind of unique beauty lol anyway, my comment was about literal plot holes and incompetent characters, I don't care about physical appearances. Why did you bring it up like that's what matters.
Me too , I made it to ep 9 and I can't watch anymore. So slow and nothing happens .
what they did with them was they developed them. from point A to point B. Somewhere along the way, Sangtae becomes independent, Kangtae finds freedom and happiness, and Munyoung has a full stomach and experiences warmth. yes, i do agree completely in a traditional sense, nothing happens. you don't get the dramatics, they dont discover some secret and have to run from assassins. what happened was personal growth through interactions. some may disagree or have different opinions but personally when i finished this, their growth was the thing that happened to them
Saw this pic on FB. Machida really out here fitting all the character's features. He could've easily played all the characters lol https://snipboard.io/Me298N.jpg
I don't like the main girl, the evil girl, the main guy, and the mom. The mean girl is so clearly lying, acting out of place, and isn't very sharp when it comes to scheming, but none of the other cast seem to catch on. It feels like the only reason mean girl gets away with anything is cuz the rest of the cast is that much dumber than the incompetant mean girl. Trying to like this plot when I literally can't like the main cast is impossible. Dropped @ ep 4.
Main girl is literally a doormat omg. When someone strangles you, even if you're the most timid person on earth, you still defend yourself. You hit, you scratch, do whatever to get out. This bih really just standing there letting the mean girl strangle her lmao.
Main lead's first meeting was atrocious. He literally tries to sexually assault her after almost running her over with his car lol. Yikes. Sexual assault is a cute trend in Thai dramas. Can't go without it, slurp that stuff up like their lives depended on it.
Overall, a decent watch. Initially I didn't really care for FL, because she seemed like a pushover, too happy it seems pretentious, but her character is revealed to be more than that. The only reason she came off like she could be a pushover is because she is letting herself, not that that is her personality. ML is damn lucky she loves him, otherwise he wouldn't have been able to be such a jerk to her all this time, she would've definitely outwitted him and fooled ML into bullying himself.
Onto ML. I just didn't care for his bullying. It's obvious he cares for her but the way he goes about it, it's a no from me. He does go through a change and become more humane in the end.
Their relationship. It was kind of obvious since the start that he liked her. Despite his behavior, the way he looks at her gave it away. I wasn't even surprised with the plot twist at the end. Like Derrr, his staring could drill holes into her face. Very obvious. He bullied and said mean things but his eyes don't lie.
The mean girl and her abusive husband. I like it that they didn't try to justify his actions and make her forgive him because of "love" (or whatever tf his definition of love is, cuz to me that is not it dude). I don't care for her too much either. Personally it was kind of hard to vibe with her when she's acting so selfishly. The guy you like could literally be murdered and you still choose to pursue him. That ain't love, that's selfishness. She even accepted that she did it to save herself. Nevertheless, she wasn't evil, she was just lost so glad it worked out for her in the end and she's free.
Tbh I wasn't really into the hacking arc. Thought it was dragging and their relationship was stale for the most part.
Another tbh, I thought the later episodes were predictable. I think once they separated, I knew something was up and no way she went abroad (cuz remember, she was puking so I knew she was likely pregnant, made no sense to go abroad). Her hiding out and him chasing, what a classic. Sawan Biang did the same thing.
Wished they didn't use flashbacks so much to reveal plans and certain actions. If they really needed to, at least make it transition better. It'd be better to set up a good sequence of events so that viewers can get that sense of suspense and figuring out on our own instead of having the event already happen then showing a flashback to when the event planning took place.
One last strife I have. OOF to drinking and having sex. Just. No. Sober sex, yes. Alcohol sex, no. Aside from that,
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One issue is how Sib used trickery to barge in on Gene's personal space. I personally don't think that's ever fair to the person being burdened, regardless of the reason behind such actions. It's awesome that Gene doesn't let him get away with it later and tells him he's wrong and should reflect.
Another one was how Sib used word play to get Gene to make out with him for "practice". Yes, Gene did decide in the end he would help, but Sib did set up the bait, probably knowing Gene would bite. It almost feels like Gene was cornered/manipulated into thinking he wanted to do it. Same with the trying out sex positions for writing scenes.
One last issue bugging me is how possessive Sib actually is, despite masking it under the childlike behavior.....every time Sib says he doesn't want Gene to associate with strangers, don't go places etc, stay with him and only him, I get some kind of way, ya know? I don't think there's anything wrong with wanting to protect loved ones but I also think there should be a good balance of freedom and protectiveness. So far Gene still has that freedom and I hope it continues this way.
One last last issue, just a slight one. Am I the only one slightly uncomfortable that Sib acted like he was on the pill and this convinced Gene to have sex? I mean, Gene was already thinking about it at this point, they were gonna do it sooner or later, and Sib made sure to ask for consent during, but I just thought it would have been better if both of them agreed while there wasn't some external stimulus. Even if Gene did agree, I do have to think half of it was his concern that Sib can't control it due to the viagra.
Overall, as mentioned although there are some uncomfortable parts, I think this series does a better job than most thai bl I've seen concerning gay relationships. Can't wait for episode 10.
Onto ML. I just didn't care for his bullying. It's obvious he cares for her but the way he goes about it, it's a no from me. He does go through a change and become more humane in the end.
Their relationship. It was kind of obvious since the start that he liked her. Despite his behavior, the way he looks at her gave it away. I wasn't even surprised with the plot twist at the end. Like Derrr, his staring could drill holes into her face. Very obvious. He bullied and said mean things but his eyes don't lie.
The mean girl and her abusive husband. I like it that they didn't try to justify his actions and make her forgive him because of "love" (or whatever tf his definition of love is, cuz to me that is not it dude). I don't care for her too much either. Personally it was kind of hard to vibe with her when she's acting so selfishly. The guy you like could literally be murdered and you still choose to pursue him. That ain't love, that's selfishness. She even accepted that she did it to save herself. Nevertheless, she wasn't evil, she was just lost so glad it worked out for her in the end and she's free.
Tbh I wasn't really into the hacking arc. Thought it was dragging and their relationship was stale for the most part.
Another tbh, I thought the later episodes were predictable. I think once they separated, I knew something was up and no way she went abroad (cuz remember, she was puking so I knew she was likely pregnant, made no sense to go abroad). Her hiding out and him chasing, what a classic. Sawan Biang did the same thing.
Wished they didn't use flashbacks so much to reveal plans and certain actions. If they really needed to, at least make it transition better. It'd be better to set up a good sequence of events so that viewers can get that sense of suspense and figuring out on our own instead of having the event already happen then showing a flashback to when the event planning took place.
One last strife I have. OOF to drinking and having sex. Just. No. Sober sex, yes. Alcohol sex, no. Aside from that,
Overall, good watch.