“When I ordered a pizza, I wanted him as my pizza topping!” - Tan
Imagine how amazing the world would be if a group of men could sit quietly, completely sober, and listen to a friend share their love story, especially in our society drenched in toxic masculinity!
In their high school scenes, Fang sports a classic 90s middle-part, with straight, slightly messy hair that casually falls over his eyes.
Tan, on the other hand, rocks a modern mullet, with longer layers in the back and a sleek, face-framing cut in the front.
Together, they’re a dynamic duo of hair perfection—Fang bringing back retro vibes and Tan pushing the boundaries of cool.
It’s like they’re on a mission to redefine high school style with every look!
One of the things that I like to have, when finally back home, is my wide screen. Just watched ep. 2 and please,…
Oh my gosh! I absolutely get the big TV obsession. Back when "Playboyy" was still airing, I was on a business trip in Milan. I begged to switch rooms just to get a big TV for all the juicy details. Anything for my BL fix!
Can I be the crazy auntie? 😁 I'll spoil them to pieces.
My future fabulous gay son needs a brilliant auntie who rocks a Linux computer and is so sophisticated she can effortlessly navigate Bangkok's nightlife with him!
There are 2 main couples and 2 secondary couples. It was the plan all along, and it was promoted that way, and…
Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't watch Episode 0, so I appreciate the clarification. It seems like PhumPeem and QToey are indeed the main focus. Hopefully, future episodes will still give the other pairings a chance to shine.
There are 2 main couples and 2 secondary couples. It was the plan all along, and it was promoted that way, and…
Thank you for the information.
I haven't read the novel or followed the production team's announcements. I noticed on MDL that all eight actors are listed as main roles, so I assume this BL drama is an ensemble cast.
I believe “We Are” can be seen as a BL ensemble drama, where four couples are equally important, each shining in their own way.
However, during production, factors like fan base considerations might have caused some couples to be temporarily overlooked. Hopefully, future episodes will balance this out.
From what I gather, Toey and Q’s story is about common crushes; Phun and Peem go from enemies to lovers; Tan and Fang’s story explores love between contrasting personalities; and Chain and Pun’s story is about a flirtatious straight guy and his innocent friend.
Ideally, these stories should interweave and shine together, but various reasons have hindered their progression, which is unfortunate.
Do you think Zen’s and Ran's moms might be fujoshis?
I imagine in the future having a gay son and becoming BFFs with his partner's mom! We’d not only plan their fabulous wedding but also binge-watch BL dramas together and leave snarky comments on MDL. Just imagine us fangirling and shipping our boys like pros!🤣
I really like the idea of Kin and Kyu being twins. The more complicated, the better—I love a bit of chaos.
If Kin says Kyu is really dead but he’s interested in Phum (Poom), then Patrick would have a rival. I can't wait to see how these two rivals compete, especially in such a campy show!
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You picked the GIF of YY and Dee in the steam room, and Lucid went with their cosplay scene. You two are the ultimate shippers!🤣
Imagine how amazing the world would be if a group of men could sit quietly, completely sober, and listen to a friend share their love story, especially in our society drenched in toxic masculinity!
In their high school scenes, Fang sports a classic 90s middle-part, with straight, slightly messy hair that casually falls over his eyes.
Tan, on the other hand, rocks a modern mullet, with longer layers in the back and a sleek, face-framing cut in the front.
Together, they’re a dynamic duo of hair perfection—Fang bringing back retro vibes and Tan pushing the boundaries of cool.
It’s like they’re on a mission to redefine high school style with every look!
I haven't read the novel or followed the production team's announcements. I noticed on MDL that all eight actors are listed as main roles, so I assume this BL drama is an ensemble cast.
However, during production, factors like fan base considerations might have caused some couples to be temporarily overlooked. Hopefully, future episodes will balance this out.
From what I gather, Toey and Q’s story is about common crushes; Phun and Peem go from enemies to lovers; Tan and Fang’s story explores love between contrasting personalities; and Chain and Pun’s story is about a flirtatious straight guy and his innocent friend.
Ideally, these stories should interweave and shine together, but various reasons have hindered their progression, which is unfortunate.
Even if their moms aren't fujoshis, it's great to see how supportive they are!
I imagine in the future having a gay son and becoming BFFs with his partner's mom! We’d not only plan their fabulous wedding but also binge-watch BL dramas together and leave snarky comments on MDL. Just imagine us fangirling and shipping our boys like pros!🤣
If Kin says Kyu is really dead but he’s interested in Phum (Poom), then Patrick would have a rival. I can't wait to see how these two rivals compete, especially in such a campy show!
So, it’s very likely that he was stopped from biting Patrick, or maybe Patrick is actually a vampire who has been living in the human world all along.