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LMAO please don't manifest more bodies into existence! 😂 I'm trying to keep my Halloween party fun-scary, not trauma-inducing. Though at this rate with all these dark shows we're watching, we might need to balance it out with some lighthearted stuff before we both end up sleeping with the lights on permanently!

I'm hosting the Halloween party at home at this moment. Perhaps I should play the scene where people are hanging from the tree to scare my folks.

Episode 1 had me screaming.

1. Thup’s sketchbook? Scarier than the seven bodies hanging from that damn tree. Somebody get that man a therapist and a locked drawer.

2. I was ready to thirst over Pavel, but Singha walked out of the bathroom covered in so many bubbles I thought he was auditioning for a dish soap commercial. 🤣

You’re probably right! Would love to know what the actual Thai words were - bet it’s even funnier in the original language.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Yes! Exactly this. It captured every kind of connection so naturally, and that bittersweet ending tied it all together beautifully.

Exactly! Those quiet moments say so much without needing any extra action. The cinematography really made it feel intimate and real.

Nope, just the punching bag at the gym! I leave the real drama to the characters 😂

Omg yes 😂 and that beach rave party took me straight back to my early 20s in Thailand. Same chaotic energy, same bad decisions, better lighting.

He was right from the get-go!😙

I loved this episode. Honestly the best one in the whole series.

That sunrise scene? Them knocked out on the hood with that dreamy soundtrack? Pure cinematic magic.

The villagers showing real emotions during the campaign got me tearing up.

Lava’s mix of emotions hit hard and Winny absolutely nailed it.

And Wave spray-painting a white heart over Lava’s graffiti to make it positive? That’s art.

Every scene in this episode was iconic. If you’re sleeping on this BL, wake up.

That fortune-teller scene was peak cringe comedy. They really named him Libidude?! I can’t. And Apo calling him “Master Delulu” and “Master Labubu” like it’s a spiritual awakening? The subtitle team deserves a raise and a therapist. I’ll never recover from that scene.

Honestly the lack of English subs is probably keeping a lot of people away, which means more of us get to be insufferable about it when they finally drop 😂 But yeah, going in with Japanese and no manga knowledge is its own kind of experience. You catch all the nuances but none of the spoilers!

Right?? The show does such a good job of humanizing them. Like yes, they have fame and success, but they’re still dealing with impossible choices and real sacrifices. That’s what makes it so compelling to watch.

I’m watching it so you KNOW the bar is on the floor. But hey, at least we can suffer through the soft Apo together and bond over our mutual disappointment! 😂

After this episode, I can’t stop thinking about Asami—and honestly, my heart is breaking for him.

I’ve always sensed it: beneath all the success, the fame, the spotlight… he’s never truly been happy. There’s something about his quiet, reserved nature that just wrecks me every time.

When he finally found love? For a moment, it seemed like he might actually get to be happy. But of course, the industry had other plans. And here’s the thing—theater is his real passion. Watching him fight tooth and nail for that role? I was so incredibly proud of him.

But then came the latest episode.

Even though he thought it through, even though he made what he believed was the right choice… I just feel this crushing sadness for him. That final scene? The look in his eyes? It destroyed me. There was something so heartbreaking in that expression—like a part of him knew what he was giving up.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Episode 4 was criminally short—I blinked and missed half my life! My obsession with this BL is straight-up on fire at this point; every episode just keeps fanning the flames and I’m fully spiraling. Au and Ongsa’s chemistry? Listen, I’m DOWN BAD. They’ve got me in an absolute chokehold, and honestly? I’m not complaining.

Episode 2 kept that same creepy vibe going—I was glued to the screen the whole time. But seriously, why did Win tell Alan he was just gonna hit the bathroom and then straight-up ghost him?

And that new male nurse? Dude’s got psych ward patient management down to a science… maybe a little too well. Not sure if that’s excellent bedside manner or a one-way ticket to losing his license!

“We were never not good” — I’m stealing that for future arguments, thanks.

And you’re right, the dad’s barely been around so far, which is honestly a relief. Here’s hoping the writers keep him in the rearview where he belongs and let Saint and Ice actually communicate for once. The push-pull is getting old, and these two deserve better than to keep spiraling because of ghosts (literal dad) and trauma.

Anyway, this has been fun. May the rest of the series not let us down. ✌️

Okay, now we’re talking. You’re absolutely right — the “protecting my son from the world” excuse is tired, and these homophobic dads keep skating by on it. Thailand decriminalized homosexuality in 1956, so the “different generation” defense is basically expired at this point.

Your Sky’s dad? Infuriating. The bar being Shine for accountability? Depressing. But hey, at least we agree on what actually matters here.

Anyway, you’ve made your point, I’ve learned my lesson about citing examples before coffee, and now I’m just hoping this show doesn’t let Saint’s dad off easy. We good? 🤝

Okay, okay — you got me. “Sunshine and rainbows” was definitely an exaggeration, and Pin’s dad trying to kill everyone before dying himself is… not exactly a feel-good moment. Fair.

But also, wow, “Do your rainbows come from warzones?” is a choice of an opening line. I see you woke up and chose violence today.

Here’s what I actually meant: Love in the Moonlight‘s ending felt rushed. That final group photo came out of nowhere, like someone suddenly remembered they had ten minutes left to wrap everything up. And Saenkaew’s dad just… existed? No redemption, no real consequences, no closure — just vibes, I guess. A lot of people found that unsatisfying, and honestly, so did I.

So yeah, bad example on my part — but my point still stands. I don’t want this show to stumble at the finish line by glossing over the hard stuff or tying things up with a hasty bow. I want earned resolutions, real consequences, and characters who actually get to heal properly.

But hey, thanks for keeping me on my toes. Next time I’ll pick a better punching bag for my metaphors.