Rahab75

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So aren't Lukmo and Simai half-brothers and not step-brothers? If they have the same father, they must be blood-related. But they are around the same age, so it is unlikely, unless he abandoned Lukmo when he was a toddler. I am puzzled.

Teaser:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiucTwnceM8

Oh, tight-arsed SJWs on rampage again, with all the available pearl-clutching in the book, competing with each other who can squeeze more of their favourite bs buzzword "toxic" into one sentence. And of course, they proclaim to skip it, but they are gonna be the first ones to wheeze over here when it airs. LMFAO.

So are Lukmo and Simai half-brothers? If they have the same father, they must be. But they are around the same age, so it is unlikely, unless he abandoned Lukmo when he was a toddler. I am puzzled.

Another breath of fresh air. These Isaan rutstic BLs on the rise, and they are consistently good so far. An original plot, likable and human characters, decent acting, a welcome and realistic social consciousness and for a low-budget production, an extremely slick cinematography. I love its flute-dominated music as well.

I can tell the acting is quite strong on this one and the dialogue is scintillating of so many good wisecracks I sometimes get Neil Simon vibes.

I was wondering on that ex-gf issue too, but who knows, their breakup might have happened because of JM's appetite for guys.

This show is a breath of fresh air. Natural, charming, rustic, slice of life, well-detailed and amiably acted.

That person has severe phobia of seeing late teens in amorous, let alone sensual and erotic situations. They have expressed that at several topics of this board.

They have doone that re-editing initially but now they seem to have given up on this. Never mind, I do have my adult versions lol. This show is fantastic and criminally underrated. I don't grasp why it has not got a much wider recognition and publicity. My only issue is the sound recording and some of the subs. The dialogue is too quiet while the soundtrack is louder, and subs have recently became somewhat lazy and gappy.

In Key Love they actually get together at the end, although initially they were not the main couple.

Do you also have a subscription for the R18+ version? I have just realized that airs sooner but youtube does not send me reminder about it. I could have watched episode 7 a week ago, and the finale is going to have an advance screening as well.

You can download the movie from here:
https://mega.nz/file/INRh2QiA#L2ldR6HqOzAf4AZWIUdrpPXJhUFAjWjxpbdNxN-YD40

And there is an English subtitle for it. Not the best translation ever but adequate enough and matching:
https://mega.nz/file/5dA1EYqJ#e9ZxoS-GodnI8jEOFzO8gJqYa_EdqKwX3LHMxumTw3Y

I like this for all its faults. Honestly, I don't know whether its the acting or the mystery that hangs around the characters, but I am somehow invested in their stories. It is objectively not very good but I cannot help waiting for the next episode.

It seems like Y-Destiny tradition is that the first intriguing chapter of each couple turns out to be a slow-burning let down for the second one. They always build up loads of promising ideas and pretences which they eventually abandon.

I don't mind COVID-related shows, or at least I don't in Pinoy BLs, because they generally come up with innovative ideas and ingenious twists. Gameboys was a heartwarming and emotionally powerhouse about two soul mates with personal and family problems trying to connect while separated from each other physically. Hello Strangers was similar, but it was about how a distance professional co-operation transforms into something else. Another emotional rollercoaster: Quaranthings on the contrary, two strangers locked up together starting to develop fellings for each other. Boys' Lockdown was a hectic farce about two playful guys trying to date by tricking out authorities and restrictions. Ben x Jim was less-COVID related but the subject was well-adjusted to the complex sould-searching of its leads. Better Days was a heartwarming coming-of-age story of two childhood friends developing feelings to each other despite a difference in their power-relations. This one has an interesting premise as well: how a bungled attempt at hook up could lead to something more substantial, while being locked up together. I am in.

And what is the reason? Did they tell why?

I am possibly the only one here but I have found this slapstick in the latest episode extremely tiresome and unnecessarily vociferous.