Not a Robot

Since Earth and Bas are from Chiang Mai, I wish they could do some dialogue in dialect. It would be nice to see them speak in a way similar to how they speak to their friends in real life. I love Chiang Mai so I like that this is set there.

I like Ter's character. I acted goofy when I was 18. I also really like Earth as an actor. I would like to see him play a thug one day though.

After weeks of series with CSA, CSE, graphic child abuse, and angst, it's nice to see a cute story of misfits who aren't gangsters. I'm looking forward to when they all become friends.

I'm crossing my fingers and hoping this will not disappoint me, when I looked at who is involved in this project. Even though they will have to go their separate ways due to the premise, I'm enjoying this series so far.

Aim and Phun scene was another unnecessary addition for 2024. I know many lesbians, have them in my family, and can't stand that Lee would do her new girlfriend like that. Lesbians have the stereotype of moving fast, falling in and out of love fast, being fickle, and this series perpetuates these stereotypes. Again, please do not even think of remaking SOTUS.

This series was okay. Too much angst for angst sake, and I thought that the second lead's personality and sociopathic traits was more suited for the MC. The ML could have found someone else who was also positive and and wonderful. But then we wouldn't have had an angst series. I did like the finale though.

I'm pleasantly surprised by how much I like this series. It took me five episodes but I finally figured out who this couple reminds me of. It's Jimmy and Tommy from Why R U?

My bias is a cold ML or MC, so I'm really enjoying this series. I actually like that Patt has set his boundary, and for once Elyes respected it. Patt has also been cheated on and dumped, so I think it is fair that he asks for clarification on their relationship. I actually wish that more people would do this, instead of trying to make excuses to placate a man like Elyes. Both have been cheated on and burned, so they both have the right to respond in they own way. Neither are the bad guy. I'm more shocked that for once, Elyes did not overstep his boundary with Patt.

Patt has been cheated on and dumped, so I don't blame him for wanting to make sure they are on the same page. Since they aren't, Patt is choosing to stop the relationship instead of demanding that Elyes changes. I actually like that both of them are stating where they're at right now.

I actually think that both men are within their boundaries. Patt is entitled to have a partner who can fully commit and Elyes is entitled to not want a commitment. Neither are bad people, but just are not on the same page. Patt was also burned by Paeng who cheated on him and dumped him, so he deserves is happiness too. I like that Patt made it clear that the direction their relationship is headed is not for him. Elyes tried to softly guilt trip him, but I'm glad that he ended up leaving. I would have like to have had this drama wrapped up sooner, more closely to the novel, but I'm also glad that neither are the bad guy, but they are just not in sync at this time.

Have the novels been published in English? I haven't been able to find them. Thank you.

I rewatched to get ready for episode 5. I'm not looking forward to Turtle chasing the girl in class A, but I am ready for the other 2 couples.

Hearing Aim yelling, screaming and begging Lee just was filler for angst lovers. Aim cheated with guys in the book. This version is hit and miss, but I do like Progress and Almond. I hope to see them in other projects in the future.

He must think it looks good aesthetically or it's to keep it PG13. I can't stand it. I also don't like when the guy leaning over the other guy on the bed is on his knees. I know they are doing that to keep their crotches from touching, but it just looks so unnatural. What those scenes lack is passion. If a person is really into a kiss, they want more closeness.

After 7 episodes, I put this in the category of another disappointing reboot. For people saying this is closer to the novel, Aim cheats with a man in the novel which leads to the break-up we see in the preview. I thought that maybe I was just getting older, but I rewatched some 2014 episodes and as cringe as some of the scenes were, I guess that I like that cast chemistry better, even with the much lower budget. White and Captain were not as conventionally good looking as Progress and Almond at a similar age, but their portrayals of Noh and Phun had more chemistry. I actually like Progress and Almond and hope they are cast in another series, but will need to work on their intimacy. When they hug, it looks like bros hugging, not two people in love. Out of the huge cast, I only like Progress, Almond, Krit and Toto is growing on me. Everyone else is just a pretty face. This is just my opinion, even if it's unpopular.

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This whole cast is looks only, but I do like the two leads.

I'm bored too. It's too bad because the actors who play Phun and Noh are good. Now they've inserted a GL triangle, when it isn't canon from the novel. Hopefully when Phun and Aim break up, maybe we can see more of Phun and Noh.

I think he is Golf Pasatorn Lertsathitwong who is supposed to be in Star Scope. The end credits don't list the character's names so please forgive me if I'm wrong.

I enjoyed this series very much. I'm hoping to see Willi and Focus in a series, as long as it is not a zany comedy or university. Mark and Gems are the couple I didn't know that I needed. The camera absolutely loves Tutor. I would like to see Tutor and Yim in a serious series.