TianQi

I don't know what the phone call is really about, but for some reason, when I saw the scene, I immediately thought: Type's dad is dead or in critical condition. I'm probably wrong, but that's what I thought.

Type's lifetime lesson will always be to learn to have more patience.

If that's the way it had played out in the series, I don' think anyone would have an issue. In fact, it kinda pisses me off even more that it didn't. lol

I don't take to bullying or "tough love". I just have a really low tolerance for aggression and violence in relationships, especially when it's a one-sided thing.

No storyline. It's mostly just a compilation of them flirting/confessing their love for each other, but wearing random costumes and hairstyles while doing it. No complaints from me about that. lol I found it hilarious. Somehow this special was even wackier than the main series, but it was still good.

Arthit

I can see where you're coming from about that. In spite of the fact that people really do "play hard to get", this type of behavior is overplayed in a lot of media and leads people to think they have the right to be pushier than they should be.

Oohhh yeah I saw that one

Wait, which one?

That last line, girl. That last line is all of us. lol

I mean not respecting someone else's decisions/rights as a person.

Also, did anyone notice how both Gen Y AND Tonhon Chonlatee had scenes filmed by the King Rama VIII Bridge last week? Only Tonhon Chonlatee acknowledged the SOTUS reference, however.

Do you not feel that Kit didn't also put a lot of 'requirements' on Mark in spite of all of us and the side characters included really knowing how much he cared about Mark before them actually getting into a relationship? Because for me, I feel like more so than anything, Mark was pressuring Kit into answer as to one way or the other. Like it's Mark hounding him for three episodes, then it's Mark on leash for the next three. lol I kinda like the dynamic tbh, but I totally see where you're coming from about the whole the submissive one being told what's good for them. Lack of respect for agency is ugly.

actuallynobody served it and no lies were detected on this side

lol

That was basically my highlight as well.

I found Mark annoying too particularly in the first 1-3 episodes, but even if I'm to imagine Mark were ugly or that Kit found Mark ugly, the dynamic wouldn't be changed totally because harassment is harassment and harassment is wrong. It'd also be changed because physical attraction matters...physically being *categorically* (as in perceived by the general public/media) to be 'attractive' or 'ugly' isn't what I'm speaking to, but rather one's own preferences. In general, people don't tend to treat handsome guys they find annoying the same way they treat ugly guys they find annoying. There's a level of morality that would dictate how effed up that is, but that Mark is 'hot' and Kit gives into that 'hotness' despite how annoying he is isn't as far of a stray from reality as it may seem. People do give into and feel satisfied by the overbearingness Mark gives Kit and often times, it speaks to faults in the receivers personality as well.

That said, I think it can be argued that Kit dropped several hints along the way that he was indeed interested in Mark from the beginning, but wanted to test his intentions which led to Mark chasing him (literally and figuratively). Mark rushed it (and kind of continues to do so) and criticisms against him about that I aspect I think are valid, but reducing their dynamic to harassment/stalking seems, to me, a little disingenuous, but we all think differently, I guess.

Tea.

If Oat is behind any of this in anyway, my heart's gonna break into a million pieces. lol

I also think Oat's a little suspicious.