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This drama reminded me why I fell in love with BLs years ago . ❤️
So… it’s over now 😭 What a journey.
I honestly didn’t think it was possible, but Season 2 was a million times better than Season 1.
And that’s saying a lot, because I already enjoyed the first season.
Season 2 was amazing in every way. Every couple’s story was engaging, heartwarming, and easy to get invested in. I got attached so quickly, and before I knew it, I was completely immersed in their lives. I loved every single couple, connected with all of them, and honestly thought they were the cutest people in the world.
What makes Fourever You so special to me is that both Season 1 and Season 2 remind me of old BLs in the best possible way.
The nostalgia. The atmosphere. The storylines. The acting. The locations and overall aesthetic.
Everything about it took me back almost seven years to when I first started watching BL dramas. It gave me that same comforting feeling I used to have back then. It didn’t matter if a moment was predictable, cheesy, or full of familiar tropes—I was simply having fun watching these couples fall in love.
A group of boys, university life, friendships, romance, and every trope imaginable. Somehow, it all worked.
My favorite couple in the entire series was definitely Arthit and Dao. Without a doubt, they completely stole my heart.
And of course, ever since Season 1, I had been waiting for Tiger and Nao’s story. I was so happy that they became the final couple of Season 2. Watching their story unfold made me incredibly happy, especially for Tiger.
And let’s be honest… I am an absolute sucker for friends-to-lovers stories. 😍
To keep it simple: if you’ve been watching BLs for years, or if you’re thinking about getting into the genre and don’t know where to start, I genuinely recommend Fourever You with all my heart.
Honestly, I would have loved to have this as one of my very first BL dramas.
For anyone who hasn’t watched it yet, give it a chance. It’s such a fun and comforting viewing experience and captures the feeling of classic BL dramas beautifully.
Thank you, Fourever You, for the wonderful journey, the comfort, and all the happiness you brought me.
I’m really going to miss you. ❤️
Rating: 9/10 🌟
I honestly didn’t think it was possible, but Season 2 was a million times better than Season 1.
And that’s saying a lot, because I already enjoyed the first season.
Season 2 was amazing in every way. Every couple’s story was engaging, heartwarming, and easy to get invested in. I got attached so quickly, and before I knew it, I was completely immersed in their lives. I loved every single couple, connected with all of them, and honestly thought they were the cutest people in the world.
What makes Fourever You so special to me is that both Season 1 and Season 2 remind me of old BLs in the best possible way.
The nostalgia. The atmosphere. The storylines. The acting. The locations and overall aesthetic.
Everything about it took me back almost seven years to when I first started watching BL dramas. It gave me that same comforting feeling I used to have back then. It didn’t matter if a moment was predictable, cheesy, or full of familiar tropes—I was simply having fun watching these couples fall in love.
A group of boys, university life, friendships, romance, and every trope imaginable. Somehow, it all worked.
My favorite couple in the entire series was definitely Arthit and Dao. Without a doubt, they completely stole my heart.
And of course, ever since Season 1, I had been waiting for Tiger and Nao’s story. I was so happy that they became the final couple of Season 2. Watching their story unfold made me incredibly happy, especially for Tiger.
And let’s be honest… I am an absolute sucker for friends-to-lovers stories. 😍
To keep it simple: if you’ve been watching BLs for years, or if you’re thinking about getting into the genre and don’t know where to start, I genuinely recommend Fourever You with all my heart.
Honestly, I would have loved to have this as one of my very first BL dramas.
For anyone who hasn’t watched it yet, give it a chance. It’s such a fun and comforting viewing experience and captures the feeling of classic BL dramas beautifully.
Thank you, Fourever You, for the wonderful journey, the comfort, and all the happiness you brought me.
I’m really going to miss you. ❤️
Rating: 9/10 🌟
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