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Of course they could have done any of those instead. I think people have made similar comments.
There are other instances of curious choices, intentional or accidental, that are way more prominently featured on my "why do this" list though. Like, I can't get over how in episode 8, when Pran has left all the post-it notes for Pat, Pat goes to the bathroom and while brushing his teeth, sits down on the toilet that has the lid open with his damn pants on. I go "oh no" everytime I see it...I don't think we are supposed to infer he doesn't have his pants on lol?

It stands! I agree, Nanon doesn't have to take his clothes off.

"Hey so there are some comments about them being too “bromance” because Pran is wearing a shirt "
LOL forever 😂😂🤣🤣!!!
"Ohm is always shirtless and Nanon hasn’t a single time this entire show"
To be fair that's not true! Nanon was shirtless in episode 1 part 2, timestamp 3.31
https://youtu.be/S6Js7XdvT3k?t=211

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vz-YITLZvJw with eng sub

Trapped and Crossing the Line (about a school volleyball team) are the best HIStories https://mydramalist.com/26354-history2-boundary-crossing

I have to admit I don't quite get Win/Kavin. It's only been 3 episodes though, I might warm up to him. Win was better in 2gether, Bright is about the same in both, I think.

2gether is a silly, fun bl, not a bromance. Bright and Win's acting didn't suck, but unfortunately the writing went downhill toward the end of season 1. That high five is the culmination of eveyone's disappointment. With a little more thought, it would have been easy to make the show suck less. I watched a few new reaction videos on youtube recently, and it still made me laugh, like before.

Well, he is also delusional LOL, so there's a distinct possibility that's one of the reasons he's into her.

Just off the top of my head, I'd say the script suggest Thyme senses Gorya doesn't abandon imperfect things, she deliberately took back the shoe Thyme destroyed. Thyme is like that shoe, he said, in that interview Gorya saw while he was waiting for her to show up for the date, that he has a lot of flaws and he doesn't think that girls can stand him.

[Edit] Forgot to say they also showed the shoe stitched back together, drying outside Gorya's window at home, and now she's going to get Thyme who is waiting for her wet like a drowned rat. Maybe she should hang him out to dry outside her window too 🙂.

The male lead regards very few people as fully human, he's weird that way. Pretty much only his friends and sister are 'real people' to him. The similarity in the behaviour of the sister and the female lead help humanize Makino to the male lead. He thinks real people, who I like and who like me, fight back.

Someone called him a cringe lord, it's so true, that's basically the essence of his character😁.

I was 99.9% percent sure you didn't think you literally rule MyDramaList LOL! A lot of people here are perpetually upset about any and all less than adoring comments, and it's a bit tiring, so my comment stemmed from all of that.

If someone has something negative to say about Bad Buddy or anything related to it, there's no need to take it to heart. Try the "like water off a duck's back" approach instead. Much healthier, since it's not up to you to allow or dissallow anything.

"I don't think the actors make as much decisions as we assume."
True, I mean are we forgetting there's:
-the contract they are under, which would legally require them to do certain things. (promotion/fan meetings etc. this can possibly extend to even subjects they are allowed to talk about)
-the general pressure, expectations of the production company for the actors to do/not do things, even if they aren't under legal obligation to comply. (again what the actors should or shouldn't discuss in public, and even what kinda physical appearance is acceptable, I mean just look at Kpop for example, insane diet and excercise expectations there.)

Ohm embraces his physicality, while Nanon is more of a character actor. Nothing wrong with either approach as long as it's their choice.

LOL It's Pakorn Thanasrivanitchai, nicknamed Tul, I guess. He's in Together with Me and Manner of Death. He's amazing enough, so you weren't entirely mistaken in your original statement.

According to the statistics 0.3% have dropped it, so that's not a likely reason. Not everybody that likes the show rates it at 10 or even 9, people have different scales of rating, not everyone is as single minded as you guys 😉. It's pretty much only the Untamed that is 9 or over, and it was dropped by 2.8%, so 8.8 isn't a low rating.

That fist bump was such a non-issue. Maybe people are just remembering their dissapointment in the aggravating cases of overly prudish characters, who run away from affection in mortal fear of cooties, or because the script writers can't write themselves out of a paper bag. That's not what this fist bump was about. It was totally fine.

I'd absolutely hold that grudge, if I were her. I'd never choose to live next door to the asshat in question though. The whole incident would constantly be at the back of your mind poisoning you, which is what happened here.

In my opinion it was mostly episodes 7 and 9 that didn't flow so well, the rest of it is good 😁.
1. The confusing time jumps (instead of making clear it was a week or too later, not months or something, they phrased it as 'the start of the second year' and 'last performance'),
2. Kinda silly writing (getting a jackpot and showing up to "save " Pran and the gun/police/Wai incident). Some people seemed to have trouble with the sequence of events in the last scenes in 7, I just wasn't a fan of the writing tbh.
3. Some bad English translations that made it a bit difficult to read the situation correctly.

What I was pointing out was that Mame isn't representative of all female authors cis, straight, generally non-LGBTQ+... Saying it's LGBTQI+ versus Mame is a false dichotomy.

Mame with her style is, however, a representative that has too much power in what gets produced, that is true. The production companies deserve a kick in the butt for not seeing the stupidity.

Of course everyone is best represented by members of their own community!

Mame isn't representative of female authors though. She is more of a Yaoi author. It's the Yaoi tradition that brings the stupidest parts, like the general refusal to write three dimensional LGBTQ+ characters, the seme/uke obsession, the rapey vileness etc.