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Oh, that's hard for me to answer lol. It was the shmexiest, for sure, but I kind of hate Wa's character but loved TanFang, so I think I personally prefer their scenes in We Are 🤷

Jin is totally my favorite lol. "I'll just have to ask Phu, then." "I'm on it." 🤣🤣

Ohmigosh I had finally gotten Khun Dad out of my head 😅 That was the worst *ever*

Lol I think Aou and Boom just didn't listen 😂 They said, don't worry, we don't need direction we got it, and then went with it 🤣

This was so fluffy, and I'm a sucker for it. Did it have flaws? What BL doesn't lol. That doesn't mean I didn't enjoy it, because I did. I liked that we had some real world issues in the mix, but that they didn't hurt the fluffiness of it all. It's an easy watch, and I will likely watch it again as background filler.

Fah saying he can't forgive Rak's dad had me raising eyebrows lol. I thought he was actually going to be salty for a sec!

Real's excitement when Hia *finally* agreed to be a couple was absolutely adorable.

I still like Fah's parents better than Rak's lol. They just seemed more genuine.

I would say no lol. It's always an individual's personal journey that they must overcome and deal with on their own - hopefully with help and assistance from loved ones and possibly therapy. Love can help and ease and comfort those phobias/fears, but I would say it is not something that cures it.

A director can only do so much with the script they are given, so for me, it's more a writing issue than a directing one. What bothers me about this particular director is the way actors have to kiss and the angles the camera is used to show they are kissing but not actually show it. I don't need or want it to be deep throating each other, and I'm forever grateful it's not the dead fish kissing, but I have noticed that New uses angles a lot to avoid showing faces while kissing. And when faces are shown, the kisses are almost always very chaste. Which is not terrible, but when it's supposed to be leading up to more than just kissing, it feels out of place.

I don't disagree at all, but I'm not sold either way yet lol. Jun irritated me because I want Thame and Po together, but it felt like a necessary catalyst to get Thame and Po to where they are (though, I do think there could have been another catalyst, but the writers went with easy). I think underneath it all, Jun does have good intentions, he's just a cocky a$$, so everything comes across as him thinking he's better than others. But even Po admitted that Jun is good at what he does. He pushes, sometimes to others' exasperation, but his results cannot be denied. I think he's an interesting character. Do I like how his character handled Po and feelings and such? No. Especially when you can see Po being annoyed at Jun touching him or doing something for him. Like, dude, stop. They're also all really young, though, and in the entertainment industry, so they don't have a lot of experience. Maybe Jun, just like Thame, is just bumblingly feeling his way around, just in a more annoying, and yes, toxic, way.

I read somewhere that Earth has said he does want more challenging roles. I would love to see him in an actual adult role, too. No more school dramas. He's 28 years old for Pete's sake, give him age appropriate roles 😭 Maybe something where he's a bored office worker during the day, but goes all out out at night with fashion and makeup and finds his passion and leaves the office world. It doesn't even have to have romance, just give me something where Earth is able to embrace the self and grow and be happy. And have supportive parents...

Ah, Google was wrong again lol

OK, major shout outs to First and Joong this episode from me. That near instantaneous emotional switch from First when he said he'll handle it before going to be a caddy spy was phenomenal. And Joong! Those tears! Can we all collectively give Fadel a group hug, please? I'm enjoying this show a lot. It's campy as hell and largely ridiculous, but it works and I love it lol

I got curious after Googling it, and Thai New Year is Songkran (the water festival), which takes place the first full moon of April, so it's not always the same date every year. Thailand uses a lunisolar Buddhist calendar, so that's why it's not the same as western cultures - and why they use different years than we do (it's the year 2565 in Thailand!). Though, from my understanding, they do still celebrate January 1st as New Years as well.
And yes, fraternal twins would have made more sense. When I heard they were actually twins in the novel, I questioned why they didn't keep that aspect in the show. I'm curious to see if they do anything particular about it other than the one small part about Faifah's birthday and the gift Gun gave Yotha. If not, why change it...?

That bothered me, too! From what I understand, in the novels they are actually twins, which would make more sense than the math they've given us in the show lol. But according to Google, Thai new Year is indeed in April, so maybe it's just a cultural thing lol. 🤷

I'm curious what your metric for "more famous" is. Perth has more acting credits then Force, Book, Aou, Boom, and Santa. To me, that would constitute more famous than the others. He's also been under more than one label, as has Santa, so there are different (and likely more) people who know them than the others. I eagerly await an AouBoom series with them in the lead roles, but Aou is also now part of Project JASP.per which may lead to less ability for a lead role, unfortunately. To me, Santa absolutely deserves this role - he's killing it. You don't have to like PerthSanta or ForceBook, but that doesn't mean they are less deserving than anyone else.

Oooh, I love your tirade lol. Apparently dad has a back story in the novel that explains his reaction, but I haven't read it so I'm just taking other people's word for it. I still don't think it justifies it, though. I was more surprised the grandfather didn't stand up to the dad - like, wouldn't the grandfather have a say over the dad since he is the elder? Why was grandpa so damn quiet? Speak up, man!

I think the main reason Rak didn't cry or shed tears is because he was already afraid it would be like that. It was an exhausted resignation to accepting his fear coming to fruition. He even said earlier in the episode his father is very strict - which I don't think they showed enough of for the audience to truly understand why Rak was so scared to introduce Fah. I mean, neither Rak nor Babe went to their parents about Oh stalking and bothering Rak for so long, so obviously the "perfect family" image was not accurate if their kids aren't comfortable to confide in them about something so serious. I haven't read the novel, so I have no background on the family dynamics besides the show, but I feel like they should have had just a few scenes where we saw their father being a bit of a tyrant so we as an audience understood better.

Seeing Rak sad and hurt was crushing. This episode more than any other convinced me 100% of Kong's acting ability. I've enjoyed him previously and thought he was adorable, but this solidified everything. And while I (sort of) understand the sentiment of "disappointment," it grates on me when it is used in this context. Being scared for your child makes complete sense. Feeling disappointment in who they love because of gender (or religion or whatever) does not.

While what Newton said to Yotha was correct, it caused Yotha to doubt which then led to Yotha hurting Gun even more. *le sigh* Yotha's fear is so deep, he just can't seem to see past it. At least with the preview for next week it seems like he's gonna take a leap 🙏🤞 I need Gun to be happy again 😭

1. North and his mom are the cutest ever. The way he kind of squats down to hug her since she's so much shorter is absolutely adorable.
2. North getting possessive while drunk and just climbing onto Johan's lap was hilarious and I could watch an entire episode of North claiming Johan as his while Johan smiles.
3. I'm glad that in the end Ter was good with his whole family. Earth finally gets supportive parents!
4. Tonfah and Typhoon made my heart ache. I eagerly await their story and am sad I have to wait so long before it will air.
5. It took me waaaayyyyy too long to realize the reason why Phoon takes pictures of the sky only is because Tonfah means sky in Thai. He's literally taking pictures of his love without taking pictures of his love 😭

I enjoyed both, but I think Johan and North just kind of overshadowed Hill and Ter. Their story was just more compelling so people felt more drawn to them. I think if we had a series of just Hill and Ter people wouldn't have hated on them so much.