SweetCat

I like them too, it's just this cliché or stereotype bothers me a little.

"I’m not talking about that kind of popularity though. Sorry." Is there another meaning for the word, popularity?

DMD apparently sticks closely to that annoying BL cliché actors like Max, Zee, Thomas, and Keng always play the 'top' roles, and they follow the usual script: stoic, emotionless macho guys. Meanwhile, actors like Nunnew, Nat, Namping, and Kong are stuck playing the same dumb 'damsel in distress' role, needing to be rescued every five minutes because they play the 'bottoms'. But what do top and bottom have to do with acting, anyway? Nothing. It's just a tired BL trope. After all, that's something that only concerns real-life gay couples, not fictional characters.

I don't know why they insist on this ex-boyfriend coming back plot, it has zero impact because everyone knows that these ships are fixed in Thailand.

Oh, how pretentious, and I bet more serious crimes go unpunished.

I hadn't stopped to think about it, but you're right, especially because Khem is such a fragile character, without a striking personality.

I think this obstacle that the master has in not helping the boy is very weak, only if I take into account a culture that is not mine and makes sense in Asia.

WHEN THEY start kissing like Zee and Nunez, people forget about the lack of chemistry.

You must be crazy. Pond and Peter Pan is much better.

I found yesterday's episode very boring, and ironically, the only interesting scene was the last one when it ended, the famous cliffhanger.

This director New is a piano mover, an expression here in my country that means he does the basics, he's not the pianist playing Beethoven, you know? He seems to only know how to do the basics of the basics.

Can you get past ep 3 on GMMTV? I rarely can.

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pura encheção de linguiça, e me acaba na melhor cena

I find the part about hunters much more interesting.

In Korea, what's very different is the actor in his natural color

When it comes to GMMTV, it seems that we are the ones who “never give up hope,” because out of 10, they get 1 right, at best, with boring stories, poor editing, strange sounds, and terrible performances.

Yes, there are many good stories that do not revolve around romance.

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I thought that was strange too.