VixenByNight72

I love series!!

It really was just a quick way to get a ton of money. They got us.

I know that this special was for the Leo/Fiat fans, but they still wrote them as being so awkward around each other, after ALL this time?! Is that what they think the fans like about the pairing? Also, I never really noticed before, but Fiat CONSTANTLY whines.
I'm really pissed off. Leon and Pob fans, we literally only got them crossing paths and missing each other.

How Ida-kun is so reserved and serious, reminds me of Dean from UWMA.

Hashimoto slapped sense into Akkun, to the shock of him AND everyone who witnessed it. The young male student, who directed the play from a few episodes back, was stunned.

Aoki has it so bad for Ida.

This series is just wonderful!

I really hope that Ivan gets cast in another role OR is able to be discovered by an agency in another country, because he is an amazing performer, who needs to be seen!!

Thanks for the info.

Thanks for the update.

I am really excited for what's to come. It feels like SO has come to the point that he's fine with "settling" with how things are with Pablo.

I'm currently watching the first episode of this series and the red flags are at full mast and flowing through the air. TPTB even had the twinkly and cutesy background music. The nosy junior girls wondering about the real "relationship" between the two main leads. We even have the best friend, who's secretly in love, and obsessed with his best friend, showing jealousy and bitterness over the other.

I'm glad that Shin was rary of Keng and his behavior in the beginning, but then felt like it was okay, because Keng was the "ambassador" of their college. Thinking that Keng wouldn't do anything bad to him.

The closing scene of this episode was all about the innuendo and the major flirting that was happening between Aue and Aek. Both characters, finally and fully on the same page with each other, about their mutual romantic, sexual, emotional interest with one another.

Such a short, yet sweet drama, with the product placements, seamlessly worked into the drama.

I also loved how Nuna was receptive of the lovely young delivery driver girl, who I think asked for her phone number.

Agreed!! This episode literally proved exactly what I saw was developing onscreen for both Aek and Aue. I especially loved the clips of Aek as a child growing up with a family of females who loved to cook. Cooking has always been Aek's first love. A love that he gained from his grandmother and mother. A love that led him to meet Aue. A love that he was able to share with Aue. His Mom was able to see it, especially when Aue had asked her for permission to have Aek participate in the cooking contest. Her approval just wasn't about the contest. She was giving Aue permission to be with and care for her son. As for Nuna, I was so glad that during her closure scene with Moo, she finally got to have her say. She never, ever wanted him to "save her". She wanted to be able to share a life with him, but all that he cared about was being a "winner". That she was able to actually be happy for him and to wish him well, is one of the very many things that I love about this very adult BL series.

Looking forward to next week's episode.

This series was just absolutely lovely and focused on what really mattered: Keptawan and his Mom receiving the guidance and assistance that they desperately needed, in order to maintain their home and livelihood.

All of this adorable confusion, with lovely characters.

I love the soundtrack!

A silly and funny series, that makes me smile. Hoping for Match to figure out, if he feels more for either Ryu or Mix.

Excited for this series. I have missed seeing Nut.

Thank you! Same to you.

As I watched the series, I felt in my bones, that other viewers would have a really bad reaction towards what was developing for Teh and Oh-Aew as they got older and started to experience growing pains in their relationship. I never thought that those same fans would go on Twitter rants, blaming TPTB for "messing up the story" and "not knowing the characters".

I'm a newbie in the BL genre (about 6 months now) and sadly, I have noticed that a majority of fans, just really want the HEA (with lots of kisses and simulated sex scenes), regardless of the history of the characters, what those characters have gone through in the story, and if there is actual violence between the two characters that they want to see together, it's all rationalized as "it's apart of their love story".

That's why when series like ITTSAY, IPYTM, A Tale of a Thousand Stars, Until We Meet Again, and Lovely Writer are produced and released, it makes me think that yes, this genre can come up with series and adaptions from novels that aren't always about the setup to the boys kissing.

Yes!! Oh-Aew had to find himself and learn to like himself, without holding onto the belief that he would get back together with Teh. I know that there are viewers who think that Oh-Aew was stupid in getting back with Teh after such a long time, because they, themselves believe that they would never do it in their own lives. They keep forgetting that Oh-Aew and Teh have always, and I mean, always been in love with one another. Teh needed to see how the results of his actions and behavior, resulted in him being able to achieve his career goals, but it was at the sacrifice of him losing the love of his life. He had to experience that pain and loss to know that nothing is more important to him than Oh-Aew. Because the Teh from before the Jai incident, truly believed that Oh-Aew would always be with him, regardless of what he did to him. That Oh-Aew would have, but the Oh-Aew, with the dyed hair, supportive group of other gay friends, and the young man, who caught his lover, pining over another man said, "Do you think I'm stupid?!"

When PP said those words with such hurt, sadness, and sense of betrayal that Oh-Aew was going through at that time, I appreciated that scene, because he, along with Billkin were able to show both sides of the long-time coming breakup.