Not a Robot

Where this has gone astray is, that the two #8's have never met up. A hetero drama would have he same plot. If they live close enough to ride the same baht bus (I forget the Thai word for them), then they would have met as kids. The way they made Name a part of the group, they would have made room for Golf.

I am curious as to why Guns' father acts the way he does. Gun's mother doesn't even try to explain it either. I'm not sure we will every find out since the gang is moving to Bangkok. I think Mean should have just worn his normal hair, instead of that hideous wig. It seems like Thai production companies go to the swap meet to purchase wigs. Even Ja had a horrible wig in UWMA.

Totally off topic, but if they make Ghost Boy a live action, I would love to see Kim Ji Woong and Yoon Seo Bin as the leads. The sort of resemble the webtoon. This better not end like the last one either.

I know this sounds so stereotypical, but I could also see Earth in a role like Khun in Kinn Porsche, or a drag mom in a comedy-drama, like a real life of kids who get into drag, who gives humor, love and blunt truth. I have watched a lot of Earth's vlogs and he is pretty funny and sassy in real life. I would love to see some sass on the screen. I agree with you, it's time to give him more.

I'm the twisted sister and I like this. They saved it by adding Tarn and Lom because they know it's too much to ask the audience to bond the original moons, actors 12-18.

See-Eiw is self absorbed, partly because he is the youngest, and he's the only idiot who doesn't realize how Cake feels about him. I'm not a gay man, but judging by how Eiw reacted when he found out that he had romantic feelings for Cake, his fear is driving him. With Cake out of the picture, he made new friends, came out of his shell, and because less dependent on Cake. Eiw just hasn't been able to allow himself to believe that Cake loves him romantically. Even his friends are rolling their eyes because he is so clueless.

I think that directors and production need to cast Earth in something other than these angsty shows. I would love to see him in a comedy. I know this sounds silly, but Earth is hilarious in real life, and I think that he can pull off throwing shade, and wiping down one wall, then the other with an a$$hold talking s#!t. Earth is cute, while Santa is more conventionally handsome, with a masculine face. Maybe Earth should play a punk in a street gang, or a guy wrongly accused of murder. Anyway, I would like to see a change.

It's the negative part of BL fandom that wants straight actors so they can fantasize about them. Maybe some viewers are homophobic and it makes them uncomfortable to see a more fem man in a lead role. It's odd because as much as they hate fem men, they stan trans characters. I have no hate for trans characters, just pointing out that they may be more comfortable with a heteronormative situation, such as a male and transwoman.

I posted Twitter links to Earth's Twitter posts. I don't speak Thai, so I don't know what the screenshots say.

I found it but I don't read Thai so I don't know what the screenshots say.
https://twitter.com/cooheartt/status/1571507075871830016?s=46&t=A3MRittS6aitwZ0Nv8W-nA

After people supported Earth.
https://twitter.com/cooheartt/status/1571556071390740482

From what I understand, people were saying that Earth acts too gay. Earth had to stand up for himself on Twitter. There was a link on this board a few weeks ago. I didn't come to this board often because the viewers here were saying the same things.

Santa is leading man material. I watched an interview and he says that Cake is a lot like him, and that his friends even teased him about playing himself. I think that Santa's acting shows a vulnerability that is rare in younger actors, like when he told his friend that he is not okay. I like Earth, and he has to put up with a lot more BS than Santa does. Even in this series, people were talking crap about his mannerisms, and even taking it to social media. I just wish them would leave him alone, or admit that they are homophobic, and work on it.

Earth, my darling, put the haters in their place with his off the chain acting, and being himself. Santa is doing a great job as well.

I saw the Dika - Chadok thing a mile away, but I was somewhat disappointed that the principal of the school wasn't responsible.

I think that Thua is one of the more complicated characters in this series. He is class leader, he just lost his dad, his mother remarried some weird quasi abusive man, and she is always working, and he has to stuff his feelings because he wants his mother to be happy. Sometimes teens will do strange things to keep themselves grounded and try to maintain some sort of stability. Thua did not use a pro-social method, and I agree, he is not better than anyone.

Thanks for the info. I skipped Miracle of the Teddy Bear, because of the other two, especially MODC. I will skip this too. I can't handle the sad stuff. The only sad show I could handle was Ai no Kusabi, but almost every story was gays in the cemetery back then.

Mamoru and Issei - GANBARIMASU!

Classic gay baiting. I'll come back to this board to check on it, but the only couple I see is the fujoshi and the singer. I would rather watch the worst BL (Check Out) than gay baiting.

I don't know about hilarious, but I think that's how I envision my life if I dated a player. It would be a one and done for me, but i see people keep giving these guys another chance.

If they had your ending, the gays must be saintly, virtuous, always in activist mode, and lawful good faction on MDL would flip out about gay stereotypes, etc, then we would get a lousy second season of Fah winning Sher back. Pass me the cardboard ending please. haha

I just want to grab Mamoru-kun and yell, "GANBARIMASU!"

Older Movies below. I'm waiting for the film version of Cherry Magic to come out. I love that show.

Seven Days: Mon-Thurs
Seven Days: Fri-Sun
Hidamari ga Kikoeru (I Hear the Sunspot)
Doushitemo Furetakunai - No Touching Allowed
Hana wa Saku ka - Does the Flower Blossom

Not BL but slice of life with an older gay couple
Kinou Nani Tabeta? - What did You East Yesterday?

This is the 3rd book and they've added two new characters, Lom and Tarntatch. The actors are new, and need more coaching. The 2M2 cast wasn't that great either when they started. I watched 2M2 way after it aired because the actors themselves were so likable in an interview. I still prefer the OG cast, but I'm willing to give these guys a chance.

I've never dated a f#ckboi and I never would. I just don't have that level of trust, so I'm skeptical about this couple. Because both Sherbet and Fahlan were players, it will be interesting to see how they build a trusting relationship. I saw the cover of the original novel and it seems like they will have true love, but what will the journey be? I think this is the first Asian drama where the actors haven't waxed off their facial hair, and it's refreshing to see, especially James.