VixenByNight72

I know that reference very well. My sister, who's 10 years older than me, watched that episode in real time. She was stunned that TPTB did that.

By contrast, "Do Hyeon occasionally came across as a walking automaton without any clue about human behavior. So...no mistaking that portrayal for anything but a seme."

Correct, and sadly, that's exactly what the majority of the viewers want to see in these Seme characters. Like this total dominating being, who is "soft for ONLY his uke."

"Also this review will pretend the badly edited final 5 minutes of the finale that generated so much justifiable confusion simply never happened."

For me, I think the last 5 minutes shows that Eun Ho, from some current moment in high school, had his own revelation and awakening of his own desire/need/love of his best friend, Do Hyeon, that he imagined/fantasized a potential future with him. So, once Eun Ho finally "wakes up", he won't be hesitant to be as "motivated" as Do Hyeon was in his dream to pursue their relationship. At a certain point, Eun Ho likes all of the possessive behaviors that Do Hyeon expresses towards him. He just had to find a way to accept it, without it feeling, like in his mind, he was just swept away by Do Hyeon's feelings, desire, and love for him.

The two main leads were wonderful, because it's been awhile for any KBL to showcase how two young high school boys, express their growing desire, love, and need for one another in a way that makes sense. They can't keep their hands off one another. Their need to kiss. I did not feel like Eun Ho was written/portrayed as some representation of the usual "uke" that most female audiences vibe with in their minds.

Everytime, I see this particular type of storyline, it's just shameful to me. Yet, the kids are made to feel like they aren't being "dutiful" enough towards their parents.

"What really got me was seeing Bay being accepted and looked after by Sun’s family. I keep thinking about how many queer teenagers still don’t get that kind of support at home."

Bay really needee that friendly, opening, and welcome support from Sun's family.

It boggles my mind, that the children have to bear the issues, from what their parents caused. Boat spent YEARS lying about his internship, to please his father, made to feel like an absolute failure, lost his years of friendship with Ming, while knowing that his father stole a recipe from his friend. Yet, he and Bay are still supposed to respect their parents.

So, the mom knew about her husband, stealing the recipe for years, and never said anything about it! Wow. All of those relationships/friendships destroyed. They could of asked for help.

"Can we STOP HATING on Wan for not automatically comprehending Nine’s true personality (which is total psycho level) and yes Nine tried to drown him but WAN’s brain is overloading this information he can’t comprehend this fully yet."

I think that a lot of people/viewers refuse to have/show empathy for Wan, because they don't want to think that they wouldn't be able to see the signs of Nine's contempt, distaste, and envy in his behavior/actions. That they would be "smarter".

Even View, Wan's younger sister tells him, that he isn't stupid.

Wan's definitely in denial about Nine, and he's not really ready to face that truth yet.

He's spent years idolizing Nine, so he's going out of his way, in his head to justify why his idol is behaving this way towards him.

It has to be someone else that is "making" him anxious and paranoid, so it must be Third.

Even though, Third is the one, trying to make Wan more comfortable, at ease in being in his first ever TV series.

Wan's rose-tinted fanboy vision of Nine is getting clearer, with each new interaction on the set.

It's interesting, that most of Wan's scenes, in the production of the series, have only been with Third. We haven't seen him film a scene with Nine yet.

Nine is so threatened by his presence, I wonder what he'll attempt next to try and sabotage Wan.

I think that for folks who actually enjoy omegaverse, including all the known tropes (biting, scenting, and knotting, nesting), I think their best shot to see it is in those AI BL series.

How is Sangnuea supposed to overcome that mindset, when he's been told since he was a child, that omegas aren't anything without their alphas? Also, using Phatsa as an example isn't right, because he literally got lucky with Nakhun, and that was after he bit him without his consent!!

That the only pairing that actually were shown to choose each other, without initially being under the influence of their pheromones was a alpha and beta couple. For an ABO series, how did the screenwriters not see how odd that was in the overall aspect of the series?

That was the first mistake in this series.

Nakhun and Naphitch are just opposite sides of the same coin. Phatsa just got "lucky" in that his Alpha wanted to get to know him AND took the time to see him as a person, outside of his second gender, than just knowing that he could birth him babies.

Those scenes with their body guards observing their private moments made no sense at all.
Nakhun and Phatsa were not in any real danger. Will the body guards also end up in the room, when Phatsa gives birth?

Phatsa had a completely emotional breakdown, because Nakhun mentioned that he was planning on building a hotel.
Shouldn't there be SOME level of trust established between these two, after everything they've been through?

Or is this supposed to represent Phatsa's fluctuating emotions, due to his pregnancy?

Along with Nakhun having the pregnancy issues of not being able to eat or smell seafood anymore?

Seeing Boat in that suit, with his chest slightly displayed. 👅

"Amen, and FF. ONE HEART. ONE KNOT. ONE REMOTE."

Slow hand clap! 👏 🙌 😎

Today's Knot Day!!

Bay's dad, has only been "supportive", when both of his sons were behaving in the way that benefitted him and his image. Boat, who supposedly was still attending medical school, somehow STILL had time to maintain, manage, and be available at the family restaurant?!
Bay had become the prized one, because of his talent in sculpture/art. If he wasn't as talented, his father would have probably belittled his choices, and definitely wouldn't have approved of him going to Italy for his college education.

As for Sun's dad, it finally took his divorced wife to tell him, that he's the one that damaged their marriage and that he was on the way to messing up his relationship with his youngest child, if he didn't get himself together.

All he has left is Sun and his restaurant.

All Sun wants is the chance to be "normal", enjoy the sport that he's good at, and be with his boyfriend.

He still loves his dad. He's not at the point of resenting him. Yet!

I hope that Boat and Bay's Mom comes back from taking care of her ailing mother, she unleashes holy hell on her husband. I know that I am asking for a lot from a Thai BL, but this is ridiculous. You come home, and find out that your youngest child was kicked out?!

Stunned!!