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You and I think exactly alike! I also think that Keng looks a litlle bit like Net at certain angles, especially on the boat cruise. I know they are not all from the same agency, but it is uncanny how much these boys look like other actors.

This had all the elements for a drama with a heartbreak and then a feel good ending all in 3 episodes. The actors did a great job.

Is this even a BL series anymore? The last 4 episodes have been boring and kind of cringy with older guys liking school boys.

I didn't see terrified on his face, I thought he looked like he was in pain!

This was just awful! It started out okay, but then got progressively worse. The last episode was thrown together with no closure for half of the characters. Also, the part where Kiat tried to poison Araya's boys and stole Kita's song, but ended up getting Araya to be his partner was so bad. I would like to tell the costumer for this show to go back to school. They kept putting petite little Araya in huge blazers with shoulder pads that made her look like a little girl playing dress up in mommy's clothes. Were Mankorn and Marwin just written out of the show? I was actually looking forward to this series for them.

Even though I started out disliking the over exaggerated acting of Jade's character, I was still interested in the character and relationship development of Jade and Mai, as well that of Gus and Tong. I got my fluffy, happy BL ending . I would have liked to see more of King and Uea in a place where King was not so subservient and afraid of Uea. Overall it was okay. If anyone is watching Playboyy and reading the comments, they will see that I have determined that it is one big ad for Rich Brand underwear. I had to laugh so hard at the 50 minute mark of the last episode of this series when Jade comes to bed in a Rich Brand undershirt!

Wow! That's great for Nepal. Nepal has more of an influence from India, so I hope they keep their independence. My family is Mexican American and even Mexico has legalized same sex marriage. I don't know why the US is so far behind!

I really like the first episode. It is cute and funny. The pacing is just right and I hope they keep it that way. Sometimes Japanese dramas move so slow for me, like Minato's Coin Laundry. I feel like that was too many episodes for both seasons and left me unsatisfied with the character development (or lack of) by the very end of season 2. This series seems to have the elements of humor, romance, and the standard awkwardness.

For me, it is not good. It is super boring and seems to be going nowhere. I liked the first few stories in this series, but I feel they are getting progressively worse.

Not all of these are confirmed to be released, correct?

I disagree with MDL for saying he is a "support role" in City Boy Logs. All 4 guys are mains to me.

It's time they actually produce the second season of Don't Say No, which was supposed to be called Just Say Yes. The way they left us hanging with Leon and Phob is just wrong.

Loved the cameo from You Are MIne, but this episode pissed me off because it turned a really unique show into the cliché ex shows up to reclaim his territory and new guy doesn't fight back because he feels he's not worthy, when in reality, the one who needs to make a decision sits back with a doe in the headlights look that he is too confused between the two. Liu Li deserves to be alone after this episode. Gu Jing should just go out with his waiter, since the waiter is the one with brains and loyalty.

I like how this series tackles difficult societal and political issues, but I can always predict the outcome of Sun's ridiculous wishes to make certain people disappear. Each episode makes him look more and more like an ignorant spoiled brat. The "abandonment complex" can only go so far to explain his childish and impulsive behavior. I think I will wait until the final to watch the rest.

Nooo! Just did an "About Youth" rewatch only to discover that Yang I Hsuan is the a**hole ex boyfriend of Ray! Wow. I'm glad he is more chill in this drama. I thought he was a new actor.

Definitely not on my list of places to visit in my lifetime. I fear for Taiwan, though. China is trying to take back the sovereign nation of Taiwan and Taiwan is the only Asian country where gay marriage is legal. They produce some very good BL dramas too. I watch everything and China has come a long way in the last year, but not far enough.

Definitely! Ohm's character should be serious, but still likeable due to pity for his life circumstances, but his character is just a dick in Bake Me Please. Fluke, on the other hand, was getting crappy roles last year and finally has a good role for himself with Shadow.

It's his eyes. He mesmerizes and makes it look real.

Tar and Tum were never lovers. They are step-brothers, but love each other. Because of something that happened to Tar (You have to watch TharnType to get the full story, though Tar is played by a different actor). Tar can't tell Tum what happened at first, so Tum doesn't know why Tar is different when he gets back from France. Once Tum knows what happened to Tar, he tries to help him. Tar wants to run away back to France, but at least acknowledges Tum's feelings for him. Overall, I liked the series, but there is some icky stuff like non-consenual sex and the step-brothers who secretly love each other.

Perth and Saint's managers had a fight. It was a scandal. That is why they didn't have Pete in this series. They really did not handle it well in my opinion with the break up and then at the end the text message "I'm back". It would have been cooler if we just pretended Pete went to study abroad and exchanged phone calls and texts with Ae until the end. They did Perth dirty. They also introduced a new character that we thought would console Ae, but that relationship went no where. Even the music video to the OST is awkward because all of the couples are in it, but Perth is alone. Here is the link to the MV: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=pRCWGR-nIrk