And I was accused (in private) of a certain user that the only thing I noticed in the beginning was shirtless…
Oh my gosh, you rebel! š Sneaking around to play basketball during exams year? Thatās like a real-life teen drama plot twist! And the coach knowing your mom? Classic! I can just picture the look on your face when you found out. Talk about a plot twist! šš
Meen still plays Basketball sometimes. He played last week.
Haha, no worries, the āsomething something ThaiLeagueā sounds like a legit event to me! š Iāll definitely be doing some deep diving on X later. Who knew fangirling could be such a full-time job? Thanks for the tip!
Meen still plays Basketball sometimes. He played last week.
Oh my gosh, stop! Meen playing basketball last week? š„° Thatās just too much for my heart to handle! Can you imagine the swoon-worthy moments we missed? Next time, we need a live stream! š¹š
And I was accused (in private) of a certain user that the only thing I noticed in the beginning was shirtless…
Ah, the power of a shirtless Meen ā itās like a tractor beam for the eyes! But hey, appreciating athletic prowess is a valid observation, right? š Besides, if you can peel your eyes away from the abs long enough to catch the basketball moves, thatās multitasking at its finest! I even noticed his tattoos and scars!
Whenever it comes to sports or music-themed BLs, my biggest worry is the actors not actually knowing how to play ball or an instrument. Itās so cringey to watch scenes that rely solely on editing to make it look convincing. But knowing Meen is a former basketball player? Watching him rebound and dunk, I finally didnāt have to fast forward!
Seeing Nammon back in a BL is such a treat. I havenāt seen him in anything since he left GMMTV. Plus, with another ex-GMMTV actor, Frank, joining the cast, itās quite the reunion. Talk about bringing the band back together!
Nammonās character, Que, and his boss have this intriguing dynamic. Could the boss also be into guys? Makes you wonder! Oh, the drama potential.
And Frankās finally ditched the heavy makeup; his complexion looks so much more natural. It seems like his character Atom has a thing for Zen. Will he become a third wheel in the main coupleās relationship? Spill the tea!
In the flashback scenes, Meenās character Rue with that fringe really stood out. His hairstyle features a full fringe that covers his forehead, giving him a youthful and sporty look. His bangs are thick and neatly trimmed, blending seamlessly with the rest of his hair, which is styled to frame his face nicely. The hairstyle complements his athletic appearance, enhancing his overall charm and making him pop on screen. But itās hilarious seeing this handsome guy play a middle schooler; heās way too mature for that!
All in all, Iām super excited for the second episode. Bring on the drama and the laughs!
I absolutely adore the comedic elements in this BL series. Take this episode, for example: during the gallery exhibition prep, Toey parroting Q and Matt mimicking Fai had me rolling! Their playful bickering was comedy gold.
Even though Matt doesnāt get much screen time, heās such a delightful little scene-stealer.
And can we talk about Qās white T-shirt with the splatter paint design? Iām obsessed! Q's got that art student vibe down to a T.
By episode 13, I realized I hadnāt given a shoutout to Peemās personality. Heās so chill and easy to get along with, itās no wonder his friends are always around him. Two people fighting over him? Totally makes sense!
Finally, if this BL series were 60 episodes instead of 16, Iād still be here for every single one. The details are just that good!
Oh, pansexuals definitely exist! They're like the ultimate foodies of the love worldāthey donāt limit themselves…
Iām sorry you feel that way, but I believe itās important to respect and recognize the diverse experiences and identities within the LGBTQ+ community. Pansexuality, like other sexual orientations, is a valid and real experience for many people. Itās about being attracted to a person regardless of their gender, and this inclusivity adds to the rich tapestry of human connection.
The goal is not to impose but to expand our understanding and acceptance of different identities. Labels can help people find community and understanding, and itās crucial to respect everyoneās right to self-identify.
I understand that you have strong feelings about this topic, and I respect your perspective. However, I donāt think continuing this discussion will be productive if itās based on dismissing each otherās valid experiences and identities. Letās agree to disagree and move forward with respect for each otherās viewpoints.
Tongrakh: Proceeds to tell how he sad his life is because he doesn't have good childhood memories with family.…
Oh my gosh, this scene had me doing the confused Pikachu face too! š Tongrakhās dramatic life story followed by Mahasamutās āLetās try itā had me like, āWait, what just happened?ā But hey, if it gives you good sleep at night, Iām all for it! šāØ These twists keep us on our toes and entertained for sure!
This series is a 1000000000000000000000000........../10 for me and no one will change my mind. My FortPeat are…
Yaaasss, preach it! š Your taste is immaculate, and Iām right there with you! FortPeat are pure magic and anyone who disagrees can kindly exit stage left. šš„°š„š Letās keep spreading the love for our faves! šā¤ļø
Do you have an extra chastity belt for me, pls?ššš
Haha, donāt worry! Redemption is totally overrated anyway. Just embrace your inner troublemakerālifeās more fun that way! šš Weāll form a āNo Redemption Clubā together! š
This comment section is getting more and more hilarious by the minute. Totally my cup of coffee in the morning…
Haha, your comment just made my day! āļø This thread is definitely the best kind of morning pick-me-up, like a double-shot of espresso with extra laughs! š
And wow, a chastity belt to finish the series? Now thatās dedication! Maybe we should all get matching ones to stay focused. š Letās keep the hilarity goingāwho knew drama discussions could be this entertaining?
Haha, now thatās a plot twist Iād love to see! Imagine the drama, the jealousy, the awkward dinner dates! š Jolie can be their personal cheerleader while Chin and Mai navigate their new relationship. Throuple goals, anyone? š„³āØ
I watched the first episode and immediately asked my Thai friends in the U.S. if they use "vanilla" to mean boring.…
Thank you so much for the clarification! āJeudā makes perfect sense in this context. Itās always fascinating to see how different cultures use their own unique expressions. š
I really appreciate you pointing that out. Thai language nuances are so rich and layered, and itās great to learn more about them.
If anyone else has more insights or thoughts on this, Iād love to hear them! Sharing these little language tidbits makes watching the show even more enjoyable. š
Salin calling Sun a liar is so extra! But maybe it's for the character and plot development. Plus, Salin ignoring…
Oh my gosh, totally! Sun must have the patience of a saint or the memory of a goldfish to put up with Salinās theatrics! š Maybe Sunās secretly thinking, āIf I survive this, I deserve an award⦠or at least some ā¦!ā š
And letās be real, Salinās tantrums are like watching a toddler with a trust fundāhilarious, but exhausting. Sun better stock up on those tissues and a good pair of running shoes, ācause heās in for a rollercoaster! š¢š
There was one thing I didn't quite understand about episode 1. Dr. Ter calls Wandee "Vanilla". Normally that refers…
I watched the first episode and immediately asked my Thai friends in the U.S. if they use "vanilla" to mean boring. They said they have other slang terms, and Thai people generally don't use "vanilla" in that context. Instead, you might hear terms like āąø”ąøąøąøąø (mÉÉÅ bon),ā which conveys an eye-roll or disapproval at something unimpressive.
So, Dr. Ter calling Wandee āvanillaā might be a translation choice to show that Wandee is perceived as plain or unexciting, not necessarily tied to his sex life but more to his overall demeanor. Itās a way to say he lacks excitement or flair, similar to how āvanillaā is used in English slang.
It would be helpful if someone fluent in Thai could explain the original line in more detail.
One of the things i didn't like about this was the labels being pushed on BL, there's no such thing as pansexual,…
Oh, pansexuals definitely exist! They're like the ultimate foodies of the love worldāthey donāt limit themselves to just one type of cuisine. They appreciate every flavor at the ice cream shop, not just the classics. Whether it's spicy, sweet, savory, or something totally unexpected, pansexuals are open to love in all its forms. It's not about the gender of the person; it's about the person themselves.
Plus, more labels just mean more ways to understand and connect with each other. Who doesn't love a bit of variety in their BL dramas? Keeps things spicy and fun! š¦šš£š°š
Do you think Juldis's passport was swiped by the person who bumped into him, just so he couldnāt board the plane and Sun and Salin could have some alone time? Maybe itās a sneaky plot by Sun and Chan!
Seeing Nammon back in a BL is such a treat. I havenāt seen him in anything since he left GMMTV. Plus, with another ex-GMMTV actor, Frank, joining the cast, itās quite the reunion. Talk about bringing the band back together!
Nammonās character, Que, and his boss have this intriguing dynamic. Could the boss also be into guys? Makes you wonder! Oh, the drama potential.
And Frankās finally ditched the heavy makeup; his complexion looks so much more natural. It seems like his character Atom has a thing for Zen. Will he become a third wheel in the main coupleās relationship? Spill the tea!
In the flashback scenes, Meenās character Rue with that fringe really stood out. His hairstyle features a full fringe that covers his forehead, giving him a youthful and sporty look. His bangs are thick and neatly trimmed, blending seamlessly with the rest of his hair, which is styled to frame his face nicely. The hairstyle complements his athletic appearance, enhancing his overall charm and making him pop on screen. But itās hilarious seeing this handsome guy play a middle schooler; heās way too mature for that!
All in all, Iām super excited for the second episode. Bring on the drama and the laughs!
Even though Matt doesnāt get much screen time, heās such a delightful little scene-stealer.
And can we talk about Qās white T-shirt with the splatter paint design? Iām obsessed! Q's got that art student vibe down to a T.
By episode 13, I realized I hadnāt given a shoutout to Peemās personality. Heās so chill and easy to get along with, itās no wonder his friends are always around him. Two people fighting over him? Totally makes sense!
Finally, if this BL series were 60 episodes instead of 16, Iād still be here for every single one. The details are just that good!
The goal is not to impose but to expand our understanding and acceptance of different identities. Labels can help people find community and understanding, and itās crucial to respect everyoneās right to self-identify.
I understand that you have strong feelings about this topic, and I respect your perspective. However, I donāt think continuing this discussion will be productive if itās based on dismissing each otherās valid experiences and identities. Letās agree to disagree and move forward with respect for each otherās viewpoints.
And wow, a chastity belt to finish the series? Now thatās dedication! Maybe we should all get matching ones to stay focused. š Letās keep the hilarity goingāwho knew drama discussions could be this entertaining?
I really appreciate you pointing that out. Thai language nuances are so rich and layered, and itās great to learn more about them.
If anyone else has more insights or thoughts on this, Iād love to hear them! Sharing these little language tidbits makes watching the show even more enjoyable. š
And letās be real, Salinās tantrums are like watching a toddler with a trust fundāhilarious, but exhausting. Sun better stock up on those tissues and a good pair of running shoes, ācause heās in for a rollercoaster! š¢š
So, Dr. Ter calling Wandee āvanillaā might be a translation choice to show that Wandee is perceived as plain or unexciting, not necessarily tied to his sex life but more to his overall demeanor. Itās a way to say he lacks excitement or flair, similar to how āvanillaā is used in English slang.
It would be helpful if someone fluent in Thai could explain the original line in more detail.
Plus, more labels just mean more ways to understand and connect with each other. Who doesn't love a bit of variety in their BL dramas? Keeps things spicy and fun! š¦šš£š°š