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  • Last Online: 2 days ago
  • Gender: Male
  • Location: Philippines
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  • Birthday: February 21
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  • Join Date: August 3, 2017
On Match Point 7 days ago
Title Match Point
all I want to know is who is Chimon kissing here? If it's not a guy, I'm out.
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On Duang with You 12 days ago
might have been a mistake on my part to circle back to this show after finishing Ticket to Heaven. I'm not handling the tonal shift very well for now. Perhaps I'll re-try this show in the future.
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Replying to Steven Scharf 30 days ago
The time he is driving in is 2026. He is at this point driving a classic car. Hopefully, not his daily driver.…
good point.
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On Ticket to Heaven Jul 4, 2026
Excellent attention to detail. Barth's car (Ford Capri XR2 convertible) was an affordable car during its time, showing that their present lifestyle is comfortable, but not filthy rich (as is the usual for happy endings).
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On Ticket to Heaven Jul 4, 2026
It hasn't escaped me that Barth's mom is also Tong's mom (Love of Siam), and the memories are amplifying each other
😭
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On When Oranges Fall Jun 28, 2026
Ko Neung was sopping wet in the rain, meanwhile the top of Ko Song's head is dry and only the tips of his bangs are wet hahaha
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On Ticket to Heaven Jun 28, 2026
At this point I just want to find out next week if TTH will end like YNEH or not.

I love the show, and I love G4, don't get me wrong, but I'll probably never re-watch it.

(If you know someone who loves rewatching YNEH, please see if they're really okay.)
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Replying to Ashveil Jun 27, 2026
waitt so if i watch till the very end I will hit spoilers ?? for the ending..?
Yes, because at the end of Ep 5, you're asking "so what happens? where does this go?" and the preview answers that :(
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On Ticket to Heaven Jun 27, 2026
Oh man, I hate it when the preview spoils the ending. If you feel the same, STOP watching the moment you see P'Aof's name on the screen.
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Replying to ichiboi Jun 14, 2026
Gay and non-practicing Catholic here who went to an all-boys Catholic school. I accepted I was not straight early…
It is difficult for a queer Catholic to grow up surrounded by guilt and religious/societal expectations. Basically Little Mermaid.
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Replying to aiden Jun 14, 2026
Heey, I have a question for queer people that were religious or are religious and had to pass between the culpability…
Gay and non-practicing Catholic here who went to an all-boys Catholic school. I accepted I was not straight early on in high school, but I swiftly realized that my identity and practices would be incompatible with the institution of Catholicism, so rather than live in hypocrisy, I broke away and became a theist/cultural catholic instead.

Although I did not enter a minor seminary (like I assume St. Magdalene College is), this show is pretty much 100% accurate. Faith and guilt are the central currencies of Catholicism, and you can see this play out in Tanrak with painfully exquisite clarity. I am a 'Barth', and growing up I've seen dozens of 'Tanraks'.

(If you believe that homosexuality does not exist in the priesthood, boy do I have a bridge to sell you.)
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On Ticket to Heaven Jun 13, 2026
I hate Barth for inventing Tic-Tac-Thigh, I could only wish I was as smooth as him when I was his age
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On Ticket to Heaven Jun 6, 2026
Guilt is a Catholic specialty. Ideally it should be addressed with equanimity, but in practice Catholics often wildly resonate between repression and indulgence.

(I am not saying this is exclusive to Catholics.)
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