Go-Ya

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!

Do you think Sun is an asshole and will leave Nu or Su/Nu will break up? Oh, that would be a shame, because the couple has chemistry and I'd prefer a happy ending after all the crap they've shown us on the show?

I didn't foresee such a development of the matter.....omg

I know I've read a lot of negative comments about this series, but I have to admit that I really enjoy and like it. Perhaps the youngest couple is the least interesting, but you can skip ahead a few scenes and focus on the main couple. Both leads are attractive and do a good job. The erotic scene was beautiful, romantic, tender, and most importantly, you couldn't tell they were wearing pants! I'm excited to see what happens next and give this series a 9 because I found it thoroughly entertaining.

I just watched the last episode of GB and would like to briefly summarize the series.

It was definitely not a good vampire series. It was clearly noticeable that the budget wasn't the biggest, and they tried to do what they could; some scenes were expensive, so they cut corners elsewhere.

All of that seems unimportant, though, because the most important and best thing about this series are the two main characters.

Regardless of the series' theme, the most important thing is that Joss and Gawin kiss like there's no tomorrow, and they do it convincingly. They flirt with their whole bodies and especially with their eyes, and it looks like they're doing it for real and not for a movie.

The chemistry between them and this erotic tension are fascinating and definitely surpass all the series I've seen so far.

You can tell that the main actors are having fun, that they enjoy what they're doing, that they like each other, and have no inhibitions about showing the passionate love between the two guys.

The best scenes were on the beach, and Joss's picture in blue briefs was heavenly. It's a shame those scenes were so short.

The two boys are sweet, beautiful, and have great figures.

What more could you want?

The last episode was boring, but the sight of Joss and Gawin in suits and blue shirts with nice ties made up for it. And the final scene was very well done. Haha.
I love this show in general... you get that, right?

Yes, I absolutely agree with you about Phuwin. If I remember correctly, he even had trouble kissing Pond in "We Are," and it was really awful. As for Chimon, I don't know...

Turkish men have no problem kissing each other. They kiss good morning and goodbye and hug and pat each other and that's what Joong is like.... but he's definitely not queer.

I've been in the BL fandom for quite a long time and from what I remember it was Joong who made very inappropriate homophobic comments about his BL coworkers. But ok, as you can see he changed his mind or is trying to rehabilitate himself and is going all out in his roles with Dunk.

I personally think that currently, in the most spectacular BL series, queer actors play because you can simply feel it. I could immediately name who is not queer and is still very popular, although the kisses and erotic scenes are shit

I think all hetero actors who have ever played BL are or become open to same-sex relationships through their work in BL productions. You don't necessarily have to be gay or bisexual to love or be attracted to someone of the same sex.

That's a huge spectrum of human sexuality, and I think Joss and Gawin are somewhere in there, even if only with each other.

I agree, this couple is too sweet, too childish and very unrealistic.

I'm most interested in the Kit/Shane and Tar/Per couple, the Kim/Mon couple doesn't interest me at all.

Besides, something is wrong with the parents of these kids. Maybe it's cultural differences, but for me it's unthinkable that the kids would be left to their own devices and build their new lives with other partners..... Heh?

Yes... I'm a little surprised by tonight's episode and kind of disappointed. I was expecting (based on what had happened so far) that there would be more drama. I mean, I was hoping for a strike and resistance from Jun! I was hoping Jun would clearly reject Sorn and go on a few dates with the cute guy from the restaurant. However, Jun is so addicted to Sorn that he can't resist his erotic advances, and Sorn knows it very well.
Yes, Sorn wasn't with Penny anymore, but I don't know if that was because he fell in love with Jun or because he realized someone else might steal his toy.
So Sorn continues to control Jun, controlling and manipulating his feelings in a way that avoids revealing his personaly feelings and still maintains complete control over Jun. It's a bit boring, and I was hoping for a more interesting and "human" development of the situation, rather than a comic-like one.
I also don't really understand why they're introducing a romance between Penny and Jun in the middle of the series... who cares?
The romance between Thai and Champ is awkward enough, so why introduce a lesbian romance?
As I wrote above, I was expecting some heated action and Jun's resistance...

Champ and Thai are boring, just boring and that's it. I can't watch their moments of intimacy because I'm somehow ashamed of it, I just can't! Maybe because I saw Yoon with another partner and so on. That kissing was unwatchable and it's good that they covered it with wine glasses. They were more interesting!

As for Sorn, this guy will live to see it because this time he probably shot himself in the foot and Jun will take advantage of it. I hope so!

I guess Jun will break his agreement with Sorn about a casual erotic relationship between them and slam the door in his face. Sorn: There are more candidates for Jun's love tutoring, and I hope you bitterly regret your clowning and shed more than a few tears over it.

Owuuu......... This series is nothing new but it had potential. Unfortunately, this potential was squandered on several fronts; the main couple had absolutely no chemistry with each other, the acting of the main actors was crap, the story went round and round without moving any further or delving deeper. As a result of all this, I was not rooting for the main couple to finally become lovers, I was secretly trying to match the cartoonist with DO BA with Jung Ha..... Overall, it was a bit boring, there were no thrills or butterflies in my stomach, the series simply did not evoke any special emotions..... maybe a bit of boredom. And by the way, if the actors were better (I mean Do ba and JiHu), then there might have been something to it... There was an idea but it is not enough, it still needs to be filmed well.

Okay, you can like it or not, everyone is looking for or expecting something different, sometimes it's the plot, or an actor, or something else entirely... but here everything is plastic. The people seem unnatural and sterile, especially the second couple. I don't know, I'm not a Yoons-Ton fan, but I couldn't stand that strange kiss, inserted into the action. I haven't seen anything so unnatural in a long time, and it's been a long time since I felt such embarrassment as a viewer.

As for Jun and Sorn, I think Sorn got what he wanted, or he got Jun to a point where he wanted him to be able to indulge his bisexual tendencies. The erotic scene was weak; maybe it was (hmm) quite risqué, but it was poorly executed and lacked any intimacy. If they had at least used more intimate lighting or better shots (I don't mean showing more nudity), but different angles, from a distance, or something else, it would have been more erotic and hotter. The scene was lit as if it were an operating room and evoked no emotion (at least for me) other than discouragement.
Simply put: If they're going to show two guys, nice guys, willing to make out, let them do it in a way that evokes a feeling of excitement, goosebumps, or butterflies in your stomach... and here? Absolutely nothing, maybe even a little boredom because it went on for quite a long time.
I'll keep watching, but I was hoping for something better, a better plot and better cinematography.

it's a pity that there are no BL elements in this series because the chemistry between Suho and Jeon is awesome and it would complete the drama of the action. In my opinion... LOL

I watched the first episode for the third time... LOL...
What suddenly struck me as odd, and what I believe is the key to this whole "misunderstanding" (as Jin calls it), is the fact that Min was so confused or suspicious that he followed Jin. I think he sensed deep down that something was wrong, that Jin and his "best friend's" behavior was suspicious or strange, which prompted Min to follow Jin and literally sneak up behind him to spy on his two best friends' behavior. It was this behavior, this hug between the two of them, or rather, the hug, and Jin's face during this action, that caused Min to leave without a word, leaving a crumpled photo of them and the cork kitten on the floor. This shows that Min, the embodiment of calm, was very agitated and hurt.
Secondly, Hyeo was Jin's best friend and knew about his crush on Min, so why did he bother him when he knew that Jin and Min were finally together and spending the night together?

Besides, there was never any mention of the girl wanting to talk to Jin. This was merely fabricated by Jin to put himself in a better light and improve the situation of being innocent and wrongly suspected...
I think Jin is hiding something, and his friendship with Hyeo wasn't just a normal friendship... I just feel like that's where the crux of the matter lies.