if amber end up not being wen wen I'll be like????
I was thinking. I have seen many stories with ladyboys and transgender, transvestites even. All transgenders were transwoman. I cannot remember of one series addressing a female to male transgender. I would actually love to see that addressed. Public opinion is always like "ah, men who become women". The other way should be as normal as the first.
Did wen wen have a brother ? Is wen wens soul in ambers body?
I think, it is about souls. The first two episodes were related to that temple in the mountain and its story. I think it is related to this. Amber said he knows about this. I guess this story is about reincarnation or so. However, that would mean that Wen Wen died already...
People are speculating about how it will end. I can only say, I do not w ant it to end. This series has touched…
I also do not want it to end. Unfortunately, I will not be able to watch the final episode on Sunday. I am not allowed to use electronic devices the next 6 months. I bought the novel yesterday and try to read, but I won't know what happened in the final before mid of October. :((
I think Tofu is only a passing spirit of Tarn, Nat is not even intersted in Tofu history , he didn't do anything…
I revise my opinion of him, actually. Some weeks I defended him, saying he is not a jerk. But I think now, after ep. 11, he is. Nope, he is not an asshole-jerk, but one of those ego-jerks who think, the whole universe is rotating around him. He even says that Tofu is hurt, but he gives a... And I think, even Tofu realised a bit that there is no future between him and Nut. Well, still 3 episodes to go, so maybe I am again wrong...
Being gay, I do not feel well with this new mantra "Love has no gender". It appears now and then in BL stories and beyond and is celebrated by many as a triumph over old and outdated views on gender and sex. Anyhow, I feel uncomfortable. My parents tolerate me being gay rather than accepting it. My mother was even waffling that there is a girl, a former classmate, in my age...and unmarried... I never did the choice of being gay. I never decided it. All I know is that I am fighting my whole life that I am that way because I am such. I know and understand that there are many shades in gender and sexuality. And that for some people it is easy to love all genders. But there are many who cannot. I have never felt attracted to women, never kissed, never had sex, and will never... Next time, my mother probably will just tell me that I should stop being gay, because love has no gender and I should take a wife... I find this mantra counteracting to all I have been fighting for in my life.
I have watched a lot of BL series. Number 1 on my list is Love by Chance (simple but the effect it has left me…
I don't want to nitpick, but this is not a BL series. A lot of people use "BL" now as a synonym for series with male-male or gay characters. This is a lakorn and so far it totally follows the "unwritten" forms of lakorn. Therefore, the ending is also totally open. There is no "shipped" couple here and no real obligation to end this with Nut-Tofu or any other constellation...
Has anyone read the novel?? I want spoilers Lol. I have a strong feeling this is going to have a sad ending :(…
Yes. In the novel Tofu goes back to be a teddy bear. Anyhow, the lakorn is adapted to the novel, i.e. the director does not necessarily need to follow the whole plot.
Second try. I asked some weeks for an opinion of the novel. I saw it in the bookstore and it also available to buy online. No one replied. However, at the moment, nearly every second sentence is "the novel...".
So. How is the novel? Is it worth to buy and read? Does the lakorn follow the novel so far? I'd appreciate, thank you.
Did they mention why/how Nueng died ten years ago? Nueng must have been 17-18 years old, an age one just does not die naturally. I have the feeling there is more behind Nueng and Tharn.
I cannot give you more than that reason. TeddyBear, Secret Crush, Our Days seems to come, but other series are delayed. I guess it depends on the policies of the film companies. Tomorrow would be last day of Songkran.
This comments section is hilarious!BTW:The director is 22 years old and the writer wrote some of the WORST bls…
The director is Peak, the main actor of You never eat alone (he played Diew there). YNEA was already a bit of a rolercoaster of weirdness, though I liked the series. I guess Peak learned it there...
I noticed several people inquiring about the episode count changing. On Netflix it says that there are 15 episodes…
Oh goodness. This series will end already this month. I was afraid I could not finish it, because I will ordain as a monk in May and disrobe in mid-October. If 30/4 is the last, I am lucky and can watch it before leaving the house.
Mathana is the mother of dramas, and I mean that literally. I think, there is hardly any movie or drama in Thailand, where she is not the or a mother...I recently saw her as mother of the young monk in Phobia 2.
Yo wtf?? Was the Korean guy trying to get Pun to cheat on Milk? What was that scene even about??
Was the Korean guy not the guy we see at the begin of ep. 1? He suddenly disappeared. And that scene totally reminded me at ep. 1, the same setting etc. I favour the theory that the scenes got wrong after editing...
It appears now and then in BL stories and beyond and is celebrated by many as a triumph over old and outdated views on gender and sex.
Anyhow, I feel uncomfortable. My parents tolerate me being gay rather than accepting it. My mother was even waffling that there is a girl, a former classmate, in my age...and unmarried...
I never did the choice of being gay. I never decided it. All I know is that I am fighting my whole life that I am that way because I am such. I know and understand that there are many shades in gender and sexuality. And that for some people it is easy to love all genders. But there are many who cannot. I have never felt attracted to women, never kissed, never had sex, and will never...
Next time, my mother probably will just tell me that I should stop being gay, because love has no gender and I should take a wife...
I find this mantra counteracting to all I have been fighting for in my life.
Anyhow, the lakorn is adapted to the novel, i.e. the director does not necessarily need to follow the whole plot.
So. How is the novel? Is it worth to buy and read? Does the lakorn follow the novel so far? I'd appreciate, thank you.
I have the feeling there is more behind Nueng and Tharn.