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ha ha ha, you can really see it. It happens at the very end of episode 7, during the teaser for episode no. 8. There's a scene where P lifts Pan, they're both naked and at one point you can see P's genitals from the side. I hope I described it well. You can also see P's beautiful butt, in all its glory.

my theory is that the main couple in real life is also a couple and these NC scenes are real and both have sex on the set. I know it sounds a bit hmmm....pronographic but I can't find any other explanation for what I saw.....not to mention the testicles that are visible when lifting, which further solidifies my theory. And now you'll say that I'm a pervert or a fetishist, but I'm really not......

you wrote exactly what I also wanted to write. I love this series as well as the previous ones with their participation. They are so beautiful that I can't express it. There are many attractive men in the BL industry but they are both so special, so handsome and sweet at the same time that it takes your breath away, right? I also think that they are a couple off-screen because they have this mannerism that I have never felt anywhere in any other BL (in off-camera materials too). In my artistic environment I am surrounded by many queer people who have this mannerism, more or less visible. This couple has it, very decent but I feel it .... I am waiting for further developments and I have nothing against us getting more episodes like episode 3 and 7!

Menno.....no, you completely misunderstood my comment. It's not about what I want to see or not, it's about the fact that love brings physical closeness, the need to kiss, touch, etc. This is how hetero love is shown, so why is queer love shown so unrealistically? Does anyone have problems admitting that hetero love is no different from gay love? It's also not about showing literally how young boys have s-x with each other, some implication or something would be enough... to make it a bit more real.

This series isn't a romance. It's not a love story, but a bromance. I don't know if this series is meant to reassure parents, family, and close friends that their children, brothers, or friends are queer. This series is sold under the guise of romance, but it's completely unrealistic. The two main couples act like buddies, like guys who like and care about each other, but not like lovers. This has absolutely nothing to do with a love story, not even the slightest. The guys are 19 years old, almost adults. They're raging with hormones at that age, and I assure you, a straight couple at that age would have sex at every opportunity, kissing and touching each other, sleeping together, and everything that comes with romance. So why is gay love portrayed as something completely different from straight love and nothing like a romantic relationship? This supporting couple, these two buddies, have more erotic energy with each other than the main couples. I don't know, I don't like it, I don't get the message... This is a family show, a show watched by parents... and what? They're supposed to think that if their son, if he were gay, there's nothing to worry about because he just likes his best friend, and that's that.

That's stupid, misleading, and even makes boys feel guilty. They might actually be gay and love other boys, but want more from their relationship than just playing computer games or doing homework together. Hey... I don't get it.

is it true that Kif and Shane are going to break up? this is the only couple that i'm really interested in, and i'm afraid to watch. i don't want a broken heart and i need a happy ending.

it's not that he's just small.....it's not that they don't match in height, it's that there's no chemistry between them and the behavior of the smaller one is childish, boring in my eyes....
The plot of this series is too shallow for me to draw me into the plot so much that the appearance of the main couple becomes indifferent.

In short; the kissing scene is unwatchable for me because, as I said, the couple has no chemistry and because of that the behavior and childish face of the smaller one brings to mind very unfavorable associations.

I don't really know what exactly this series is about, I haven't watched previous seasons but.....the main couple is so beautiful. Where can you meet such beautiful people in real life? And on top of that, the contrast, blond and black hair and the difference in skin tones....OMG, these guys are so beautiful! The s.x scene was amazing and kind of spied on, because it looked so natural. I really appreciate them for having s.x without pants...LOL! Overall, a great combination; a sightseeing trip around Japan ended with a soft p..no. I'm waiting for more!

......all this may be true but it does not change the fact that these two people visually do not fit together at all and what is more they give a strange feeling (for me) when I look at their intimate behavior. It is distasteful, heteronormative and what is more, as if on the border of pedo....ili. This is of course only my personal impression.

I couldn't watch this scene because it felt like a grown adult was trying to seduce a young boy to do have sex with him and it just felt wrong to me

YES !!It's not that I hate this little actor or anything, absolutely not, in my opinion, he's just not suited for this role. How can such a nerd be an Olympian, and then a gymnast, too? This guy didn't have the slightest hint of elegance or the ease with which gymnasts move. He had nothing of the athlete in him, and on top of that, he looked like a kid in his older brother's pants, not a lover. OMG

I'm probably the only one who sees it that way, but I'll write anyway... In my opinion, the main couple had no chemistry at all. Yes, Kwon is a very attractive guy, a good actor, but that little guy Han ... no... a stony face and big, surprised, childlike eyes. No sex appeal, no energy, just zero, and on top of that, that heteronormative thing so popular in BL, because it would be best if they were heterosexual...

Not my taste at all, I'm disappointed, because the story could have been quite good. Nicely written, but in my opinion, the actor who plays Han was completely out of place.

Whether all three are gay is unknown. Human sexuality is multifaceted, and to like (or love) another man, you don't have to be gay; you just have to be open to the world. LMAO
Of course, that's not important and doesn't contribute anything to the series. In any case, Sor clearly gave it her all, crossed all boundaries, and tore down all walls to get those few words of truth out. I don't know if I would be in Jun's shoes with a man like that... unless Jun likes that kind of relationship. The fact is, you can never get bored with Sorn.

Tai......no, I don't think the same as you. in my opinion this character is dispassionate, emotionless.....it's probably due to bad writing of the role but also to yoon's hopeless acting in this series, unfortunately

Jun forgave Sorn too quickly. I mean, I think Jun was hurt and devastated, but I don't think he ever really thought about leaving Sorn and breaking off their arrangement. Jun wanted a confession and he got it, now he's just dragging it out and squeezing as much as he can out of Sorn. Sorn, on the other hand, probably definitely wants Jun all to himself and shows his cards. Ok, I wonder how long this will work. I can't imagine Jun and Sorn turning into cooing lovebirds... I think their dynamic will stay the same even if they decide to officially be a couple.

However, this secondary couple is just awful. I always skip these scenes of intimacy between them because I'm embarrassed. They have no chemistry, nothing erotic about them, just two people forced to imitate a sexual act in front of the cameras. It's unwatchable.
Overall though I like this series and when it ends I will miss the weekly Jung Sorn drama.

I also think Mick has no acting talent, can't convey emotion, and is weak. Perhaps his looks suited his role, or perhaps the "name" served its purpose. Perhaps the producers hoped that such a name and its connections would attract more viewers, if only out of curiosity. Mick has weak acting, but the role he plays is also poorly written, in my opinion, as if it lacks expression. This show lacks a bit of fire, a bit of romantic action; after all, it's about first love. I don't feel that at all.

Honestly, it's getting boring. The same old problems and this total understanding of Kit... I don't know. Besides, these are young guys, their hormones are raging, they're in love, but they still act like innocent, clueless elementary school kids. I understand that it's like a family show, but their behavior is simply unrealistic. Parents watch these sweet fairy tales and are then surprised that their children behave differently in real life than in a show like this.

I've only watched the first 3 episodes so far but I can't like this series. What bothers me the most is the contrast between the characters; a little boy acting like a child and a big, strong guy.....it was the same in "semantick error", but there the little boy had a big character and a strong personality so it balanced out the contrast.

personally (this is just my personal opinion) I don't like this heteronormative combination, I can't convince myself to do it.

Besides, the plot drags on like chewing gum and is a bit boring.

Maybe it will pick up pace in the next episodes......?

KitShane seems to have the material for a long-term relationship. I like how they develop together and how Shane slowly discovers his feelings. Other than that they act like a queer couple in school would act; without unnecessary demonstrations and noise.

I don't think we'll get NC scenes from them but I hope for something like that, only more in the teenager version.

I'm not interested in other couples and I'm least interested in KimMoon because they are very childish and constantly moving on the same ebene, they haven't developed and I think it's just a high school relationship that will end when the characters go to college. They are cute, especially in appearance but that's all.

Starting in episode 4, I wished every time Jun would finally say NO! However, Jun clearly has a soft spot for Sorn; I think he's simply in love with him. I don't understand Sorn's behavior, and now I understand it even less. (After learning the reason for this behavior and the story with Maila) It seems to me that Sorn was simply playing with Jun because he knew Jun was too weak to resist temptation. Sorn therefore deliberately controlled and subordinated Jun, even though he knew he would never go further than secretly fucking him. This story with Maila is weak, though. Sorn, so strong and mentally independent, is carrying a trauma from eight years ago that greatly affects his emotional life, but not his sex life. HA HA, weak! I think they could have come up with something better, a more compelling and stronger story.

I assume the series will end with a happy ending for Jun and Sorn, but I hope Sorn will suffer before then, and the suffering over Mali will be child's play in comparison...

I hope Jun actually goes out with a really nice guy from the restaurant in front of Sorn and Win calls Sorn to order! I'm already rubbing my hands together!