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Are the Sexy Buttocks Not Good? Episode 6
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They always love introducing a third person into the couple š So the nephew saw his uncle holding hands with Ainosuke on the street. Iām not sure why heās trying to make a move and asking if Ainosuke is single. This is so common in BL, always introducing a third wheel, but honestly, Iām all for it š
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Imagine being a 38 year old guy, single, and completely convinced that you could never fall for someone like him. Then, little by little, he starts to find a way into your heart.He protects you, shields you, and when you are attacked at the bar, he puts himself in harmās way and gets hurt trying to protect you. And despite all his fears, he finds the courage to stand in front of you and confess the feelings he has been carrying in his heart.How could you not be moved by that kind of love?Honestly, if I were in his shoes, that kind of love would make me question everything I thought I knew about myself. It could turn me from straight to gay without hesitation. Because when someone loves you that deeply, protects you that fiercely, and chooses you even when it hurts, maybe love stops being about gender and simply becomes about the person who makes your heart feel safe.That kind of love would absolutely melt me. ā¤ļø
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Episode 8 was so heartbreaking.It feels like Phob was trapped between two impossible choices, his duty as a soldier serving his country, or the man he loves. He was put in an impossible situation, but in the end, he chose what he believed was right.But I keep thinking, what if Phob had chosen Prince Tin instead? What if they had run away together and simply chosen each other?Would they really have been happy?I feel like Phob would have carried the guilt of knowing he abandoned his duty and failed his country. Even if he had Tin beside him, a part of him would always wonder if he had made the wrong choice.And yet, by choosing his duty, he lost Tin anyway.That is what makes their story so painful. Phob chose to do what he believed was right, only to face the consequence of losing the person he loved most.That scene between Phob and his mother broke me. I really feel like his mother saw Tin and deliberately said those things, making it sound like Prob only came back to Tin because he wanted to continue with his plans, not because he truly loved him.And Tin heard every word.He misunderstood everything.Then he ran off into the rain, crying, and honestly, watching him break down like that completely broke me.Because Tin had already given up so much for Phob. He was willing to throw away his royal status, his wealth, his entire life as a prince, just so he could run away and be with the man he loved.He chose Phob over everything.And what did he get in return?He felt betrayed. He felt unwanted. He thought the love he believed in was never real. And somehow, even while his heart was breaking, he was still apologising to his father, believing that everything was his fault.That hurts so much.Tin was willing to lose his crown for Phob, while Phob was willing to lose Tin for his duty.Neither of them stopped loving the other.They simply chose different things when life forced them to choose.I think their breakup was inevitable. Maybe they needed to lose each other before they could truly understand what they had.But when they finally find their way back to each other, I know it is going to be explosive.Because this is not a love that simply disappeared.This is a love that was sacrificed, misunderstood, buried beneath duty, guilt, family, and heartbreak.They Never Stopped Loving Each Other, They Just Chose Different Paths
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My Thoughts on Episode 5 šYet another beautiful episode. This story keeps breaking my heart in the quietest way.When Natsukiās sister confronted him and asked if he had a crush on someone, then told him to just go for it, my heart sank. She even mentioned unrequited love. And now I canāt help but wonder if she really doesnāt love Sota anymore. Maybe her heart has already moved on. Maybe there is someone else she loves.When Sota was sick, she said she had to go to work. She didnāt seem particularly worried about him, which made me think she might not have those feelings for him anymore. But she still visited him and called him after work, so I can understand that she still cares about him deeply.But Natsukiā¦The way Natsuki worries about Sota is completely different.He said that when his sister was sick and asked him to do things for her, he found it annoying. But when Sota became sick, everything changed. He was genuinely worried. He couldnāt just sit there and do nothing. He ran all the way to Sotaās apartment just to make sure he was okay.That isnāt just concern.That is love.And his confession absolutely broke me.The way he finally said what was in his heart, then immediately cried and ran awayā¦ it felt like he had been carrying those feelings for so long, but the moment they finally came out, he couldnāt bear the weight of them.Because deep down, Natsuki knows.He knows Sota is his sisterās boyfriend.He knows his feelings are wrong in the situation theyāre in.And maybe thatās why he ran.Not because he regretted loving Sota, but because he felt guilty for loving someone he believed he shouldnāt.Then Sota came after him.He didnāt just stay there.He chased after Natsuki.And then his sister saw them.My heart stopped.From the preview, it looks like she might finally find out everything and perhaps understand her brotherās feelings. I really hope she does.What I love most about this story is that it doesnāt feel toxic. Nobody is deliberately trying to hurt anyone. There is no unnecessary villain. There are just people who are confused, scared, and falling in love when they probably shouldnāt.And somehow, that makes it hurt even more.Sometimes love isnāt beautiful because it is easy.Sometimes it is beautiful because it is painful, complicated, and impossible to ignore. š
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How many jobs does Jae On have?Massage therapist, actor, convenience store worker, cafĆ© worker, costume character, and pet babysitter.I know itās just a TV series, but wouldnāt it make more sense to work one job instead of constantly changing uniforms and commuting from one workplace to another?In my country, having multiple jobs can also mean paying more tax, so I donāt really see the point of having that many jobs.And what are the chances of Jae On running into Jung I Hyeon at every single one of those jobs? This show is so cute and adorable, but itās also hilariously unrealistic lol.
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Are the Sexy Buttocks Not Good? Episode 5
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Another naughty episode dropped! I'm obsessed, but 168 hours of waiting for a 13-minute episode should be illegal. šAnd who carries ointment around like itās a normal everyday essential?! And honestly, Iāve always liked doing it in the office. Thereās just something about the thrill of it, and this series definitely nailed that vibe šAnd then the āYou dirty old men!ā line took me OUT š¹ I was laughing so hard!
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āHeās mine.āāI like you.āāItās a bug, a big and hairy one.āThe confession was so straightforward, no beating around the bush. šI loved this show so much. Itās honestly perfect. Waiting one whole week for each episode is so hard!
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How many additional GMMTV actors does Ponds want to bring into the final episode?In addition to PerthSanta and WilliamEst, itās crazy that we already had TayNew, JimmySea, JuniorMark and ForceBook in Episode 4.Thatās the first time weāve had 7 GMMTV couples in one episode! And honestly, thank you to Theeās chaotic demands for making it happen because we got to see all of them again. I missed them all so much! šā¤ļø
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Your Sky: Hare Nochi Koi Episode 1
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One thing I really appreciate is that the remake isn't a scene for scene copy. It keeps the fake relationship premise and university setting but adds its own small changes to keep things fresh. In the Thai version, Hinata is rescued and is supposed to get into the car, but here Sora carries him home on his back instead. That scene was so cute and adorable. The beautiful city skyline in the background made it feel much more refreshing than simply sitting in a car, and it gave them the chance to have a sweet conversation in the fresh air.
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This series is something truly special. It has given us more than the beautiful love between Tin and Prob. It has also opened a window into Thailand's history, taking us back to the early 1930s when ordinary people rose together to fight for freedom. Watching those celebrations, seeing the joy and hope on their faces, felt like witnessing history come alive. It was a lesson wrapped in emotion, reminding us that love and freedom have always been worth fighting for.I completely broke down when Tin fell to his knees before his father, pleading for just one chance to see the man he loves. He reminded his father that he had spent his entire life being the son everyone expected him to be, doing everything that was asked of him. The only thing he ever wanted for himself was to be with the person he loved. That moment shattered my heart.Then came the scene with his grandmother, and the tears started all over again. Tin was so certain she would be disappointed, ashamed, unable to accept him because he is gay. Instead, she embraced him with nothing but love and support. It was the exact opposite of what he feared, and it was one of the most beautiful moments of the series.Both the confrontation with his father and the quiet comfort from his grandmother instantly reminded me of *Love in The Moonlight*. One31 has done it again. They know exactly how to reach into our hearts, break them into a thousand pieces, and somehow leave us hoping for more.Now all I can do is pray that Tin and Prob are given the happy ending they so deeply deserve.
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What Put did was wrong. Drunk or sober, it does not matter. The moment Jane said no, he should have stopped. No one has the right to cross that boundary.At least he faced the consequences. He was punched, he admitted his mistake, and he apologized. More importantly, he went to Jane in person and sincerely asked for forgiveness.But even so, he did not deserve to die.We all make mistakes. Some are small, some leave scars, and some change lives forever. For Put, that one terrible mistake became the price of his own life.Yet the person carrying the heaviest burden is Jane. He did nothing wrong. He defended himself, and he had every right to. Still, he will likely carry the weight of Put's death for the rest of his life, wondering if things could have ended differently even though none of it was his fault.I usually enjoy NC scenes, but this one was heartbreaking to watch. Every touch, every glance, every moment between them felt beautiful and devastating at the same time because, unbeknownst to them, it was the last time they would ever share those moments together.
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That beach scene was so beautiful.They were completely honest with each other, sharing their feelings, crying, confessing, and ending it with a hug. It was such a genuine and emotional moment.So beautiful.
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I know this is a fictional story, but Iām sure there are children living this reality every single day.Watching Episodes 4 and 5 truly opened my eyes. We are so spoiled without even realising it.Miao Jingās mother abandoned her while she was still in high school. She is a bright student, yet she has no money, no food, and has to collect cans just to survive.Chen Yiās story is just as heartbreaking. After his father passed away, he was left with nothing and also had to collect metal scraps to get by.Watching the two of them open an empty fridge, worry about having nothing to eat, and struggle to pay the electricity bill completely broke my heart.It made me realise how fortunate so many of us are. We have food on the table, a roof over our heads, and often donāt have to worry about where our next meal will come from. Yet we still complain about the smallest inconveniences and take so much for granted.This series reminded me to be grateful, to spend money wisely, and to never forget that for some children, this isnāt just a story. This is their life.My heart aches knowing that somewhere out there, there are kids carrying burdens no child should ever have to bear.
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āIf you want me to forgive him, thereās only one way. You can just kill me.āThose words to his father were incredibly powerful. They showed that his love for Prob was never something that time, distance, or pain could erase. From childhood friends to lovers, then separated for over 10 years, yet their hearts never let go of each other. Even after all that time, their love remained as deep, unwavering, and unbreakable as ever.They were so happy in Episode 6. Living together under the same roof, cooking meals, laughing, and enjoying the little moments that made them feel just like a married couple.Part of me wishes the story could end right here, frozen in this moment of happiness. But weāve watched enough dramas to know whatās coming. Betrayal, heartbreak, separation, tears, and pain before they eventually find their way back to each other.For now, I just want to hold onto their smiles a little longer before the storm arrives.
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Iāve said this so many times, but when it comes to plot, acting, storytelling, fight scenes, and the attention to every little detail, no one does it better than China. This series is just another reminder of how much care and passion goes into their productions. The emotions feel real, the characters stay with you, and every episode leaves you wanting more. We seriously need more Chinese BL because Iām not ready to say goodbye to this one.
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