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I guess Payu is only flirting and playing with Puth exactly the way Puth used to do with others so far, and both Puth and Kaeng will both realize it is each other they really love in spite of pretending to be friends with benefits only (Kaeng has already done it).

Episode 9 was probably the most complex and intriguing so far, with a slice-of-life vibe. This is probably the first time I felt that about this show.

And once again three rousing cheers for your post.

A bunch of faux outrage drama queens - who are butthurt about the slightest political incorrectness or non-puritan aspects of any dramas - have been spewing venom at an admittedly mentally unstable person, some of them even wished him die. They make me puke. And they have the audacity to refer to themselves as sensible and socially concsious minds and call others "toxic". I hate this friggin' buzzword, but if it relates to anyone, that is them for sure.

And day after day they come over here to happily proclaim they skipped the most compelling, absorbing, awe-inspiring and accomplished part of this drama. How utterly vacuous, intellectually shallow and abysmally immature these peeps are. And these hollow souls even make a boast of their own spiritual immaturity. And they are offended when being told to piss off and watch Disney Channel or Hallmark. Even that would be more than what they can chew. I wonder how they survive in daily life, how they get to the grocery shop without having a meltdown.

https://twitter.com/gagaoolala/status/1395974499627978757

"Thank you everyone for all the support for #PAPAandDADDY.
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I feel marketing stunt here. Not that I have any problem with that.

Actually I rewatched episode 1st. I have also been under the impression that Win was run over by a car and Wit was crying over his body, and that shows what must have happened 10 years ago.

But it is apparently Kim who is crying there, consoled by Met. Not sure it is Tha who was hit by the car because his face is blurred and/or covered - probably on purpose.

Correction: Tha was hit by the car. I compared his chest tattoo to the one Boss, the actor has on his IG account. The same tattoo. And his face s shown better from profile when lying on the ground.

Actually I rewatched episode 1st. I have also been under the impression that Win was run over by a car and Wit was crying over his body, and that shows what must have happened 10 years ago.

But it is apparently Kim who is crying there, consoled by Met. Not sure it is Tha who was hit by the car because his face is blurred and/or covered - probably on purpose.

Correction: Tha was hit by the car. I compared his chest tattoo to the one Boss, the actor has on his IG account. The same tattoo. And his face is shown better from profile when lying on the ground.

So you mean the Kaeo-Wit part of the love triangle?

So at this point I am confused whom Wit really loved.

Once again a lovely, heartwarming and affectionate little story, nicely played and with careful attention to period detail. This is a thoroughtly decent little compendium that gets better and better with each episode.

ThaiBLFan92 is subbing it
https://www.patreon.com/posts/eng-sub-siew-sum-51432659

JFC. Cannot just once we live without numbingly paranoid and hysterical assumptions like "they hate gay people" and "hate crime on gay people" just because of a bad script choice? Asian dramas, gay or straight, are full of ill-thought out conflicts and cliffhangers, ffs.

I don't mind cliffhangers if another season is in the air, but this made no sense. They could have come up with a more realistic conflict than this. Hiding his son from his husband literally has no purpose, especially since Jerry knows Damian was married.

They literally do as they have a café irl.

Jin Yu Zhen probaby has a contractual prerogative for Liao Wei Po's room in particular. But why he had to be such a complete arsehole to kick him out in the middle of the night is beyond me. I get they wanted to create a situation where Liao Wei Po moves in with Yi Zi Tong (a possible second couple), but there might have been other ways to do that.

Jin Yu Zhen is a dickhead so far, but he obviously has issues and he clearly has a story as well. Quite snappy and amusing so far in its traditional romcom way.

To me he was not child-like at all, more of an innocent and shy virgin boy type, an as such, to me a turn on of the first order.

I am a gay man, not a girl. And Rahab, not Rehab. And like I said above, it is about principles, not the show - in this case.

I have enjoyed this show a lot, for sure, but that is definitley not what I have defended here in this particular case. What I called out were some typical prejudiced stance I find unaccaptable, and these are pretty much irrespective of this show. I do that whenever I see one, so did I under the Thai series Brothers, for example, when I saw similar remarks there.

If it creeps you out, that is your problem, and as it was suggested below, perhaps you need to find a doctor in this case. I don't find any creepy about a 12 year-old boy being sexually attracted to an adult guy, it is extremely common for gay boys having sexual awakenings that early. It is not illegal - what a weird thing to say, they did not have sex back then.
Considering this show is tremendous international success and has a reasonably positive rating here as well, the majority seems to think it was neither too much nor not enough. So again, it is you who need to take a chill, we are not having meltdown, thanks.

I wonder what these folks would say to Porsch Apiwat Apiwatsayree (45) from Together with Me who has been in a happy relationship with his partner Sappanyoo Arm Panatkool (34) 11 years his junior for 13 years now, and they have even legally married in Paris. But looking at the pictures of them, to me the real-life boyfriend of Bruce Sirikorn Kananurak (Aoey from Lovely Writer) seems to be older than him with a decade or so too.