JohnGotti

I agree...and it's not a bad thing to show that "true love CAN overcome anything".....but it's usually NOT without forgiveness, understanding, reconciliation, AND most of all TIME (to get past the hurt and betrayal and learn to trust again -- which can take quite a while and not just at the end of the episode)....

I totally agree! Every time I've told a lie, it has come back to bite me in the rear, as it so often does....therefore, the best thing to do about lying is (not to do it in the first place)...

Again, lmao!!! Actually, I knew what Smarties were!!!! LOL!

GREAT!!!!!

I'm right there with ya!!

P.S. Everyone likes and feels sorry for Cho. Now, remember, Cho did tell Korn to hide the truth from Knock, when Korn informed him of what he had done...again, placing lies and deceit above the truth....you have to wonder what's really going on with him?????

LMAO!!! I agree with this synopsis.... It's already foretold that Knock will get back with Korn...again, showing how messed up these BL dramas can really be...LOL

LMAO!!!!!! I agree with Jon Smith on the ending synopsis -- I thought almost the same thing (with the exception of the Pete giving Knock a ride, LOL)... I also agree with Ash Pa...this series is now officially a "collossal" train wreck... This series shameslessly highlights those most negative aspects of friendships and relationships (especially LGBTQ+ relationships), and takes them to new lows!!! The writers REALLY want to get folks to watch...and unfortunately, the worse it gets, the more fans will want to see what happens next....LOL

I agree with all the POV's about the Tin/Can relationship as well. Very interesting insights into their charactarizations. But, I give a shout out to Synchonicity...I too, thought that Tin's backstory was the most fascinating. Because, of all the other characters in the series, Tin was only the character where, we the viewing audience, got to see a little of what made their character the way he was, the same with Can (his relationship with his family, etc.)...I realize the story focused mainly on Ae and Pete..But, once their story started, we all kind of knew that they would weather all storms and end up happily together. But, Tin and Can kept us wondering (and hoping). I think theirs really was Love by Chance.....

I hear ya!! lmao!

lmao!!!!

Wow! Each time I come back to this site, TWMNC gets even lower ratings from the folks posting comments... Which may be an indicator that some fans are NOT happy with the direction this show is going.... I say again...Wow!

Thanks! Now, with the Korn and Pete storyline. I'm still trying to wrap my head around all of that.

Syncrhonicity, you're right fans have been debating this for quite a while. I, at first thought about it as rape, given these facts, as part of the storyline dialogue: 1) Fuse continuously told Tee that he wanted to leave and go home - Tee did not do that; 2) Fuse was obviously intoxicated and Tee was not; and 3) Tee was in control of himself, and it's unsure if Fuse really knew what was going on...In my mind , sexual assault was cut and dry. Then, later, much later in fact, after reading many of the posts (pro and con), and reviewing the profiles of the actors and the characters. I started to modify my thoughts. In the series, these boys were just that "boys". I mean they were teen characters "played " by teens. Teenagers are still maturing, developing, and making their way through this world. They make mistakes, such as drinking, and having sex, as a result of drinking., and poor choices. It is easy to presume that Tee , in his immature state, thought Fuse wanted to really have sex, because Tee heard him ask the question about it. Now, should've Tee taken Fuse seriously? Probably, not. However, their still immature teenage boys. Was it rape? Probably so, technically speaking (especially in some cultures). However, Tee did acknowledged what he did and apologized the next morning, when he discovered that Tee really didn't know what happened. That showed some maturity.

Interesting perspective on the Knock and Korn "show". I tend to agree with you that some, if not many, of those posting comments "might" be projecting , as you stated. I also agree with you that when alcohol is involved, people may often make poor choices. I'm sure I made a few myself. And, probably many others may have made similar poor choices. However, I don't believe that this has to be the norm. I believe in positive change. And, I do believe that such change "can" begin with the writers and producers of these BL dramas to at least assist in portraying favorable examples of LGBTQ+ relationships. The media is a powerful tool that can help to change (or at least modify) negative societal mores, attitudes, and predjudices against the LGBTQ+ community. These BL dramas become fairly popular throughout Asia and around the world, with many people watching them. So, why not use that tool for positive change...I still hope and believe (stupidly, some may say) that the media still can be "a force for good" if allowed and encouraged to do so. I really can't see how portryaing positive relationships is a bad thing....Or am I that wrong???

Wow! Did not know this....thanks!

But, this is just one BL fan's opinion.....

Kla did a stupid, selfish, immature, shi**y and criminal thing to P'No. That's what he did. Now, if that was in the novel (I heard the series was based on a novel), shame on the writer!!! This whole "rape them and they fall in love with you" thing is just plain wrong...It sends the wrong message to everyone...And, I hope the many, many true BL fans worldwide do not think that any storyline involving sexual assault is cool....

LOL!! Yeah, and I believe the issue had to do with God Itthipat Thanit (P'Phana) 's manager not wanting him to portray anymore BL characters.....these managers must be something else! lmao....

If there's no season 2, I totally believe that there will be a remake. Just like 2Moons, LBC has been very popular and successful. Success usually means continuation...