I've never been a fan of the "I was drunk and don't know what I did" story lines, and I'm not buying that either of them wouldn't remember what happened especially since Rose used the same line Din did. This eppisode certainly solidified them as a couple, they just don't know it yet.
I also don't buy any of what Rose is selling with the "just playiung the fake wife." She is head over heals and more than a little posesive and just needs to admit it.
On a side note, I'm enjoying Freen as Lom in this. She was so rigid and stoic in GAP, and so mousey and stoic in The Loyal Pin (still an all-time fav). She wears this loose and confident character well. I look forward to seeing more of Lom.
Life's too short, I'll just skip all wasu and his daddy's scenes
I watched them the first time though, and skip most of them on the re-watch unless the scene also shows something else important, like Rose comming to Din's defense.
I honestly can't say how many times I've re-watched all the episodes, but especially 3 and 4. The chemistry between Rose and Din is amazing in this tortuously slow burn. The alternation between shy and bold moments from both characters is frustrating in the best possible way, from the way Rose confidently declared he love for Din while defending her, to the way Rose looked at Din in the bathroom doorway as an obviously uncomfortable Din squeezed past.
I can't wait for the next episode. Jealous Rose is going to be fun, though the jealousy started with Kaew in ep 3. Is the jealousy just Rose's way of selling the "fake marriage", or is it her real feelings showing through?
Okay so I HC her as autistic too and I felt like it's just you know "I want her to be, because I like to see…
I know a number of folks on the spectrum, and it made it so much simpler to see Jane that way. She would miss a social cue if it waked up and introduced itself. I'm glad I wasn't the only one. π€£π€£π€£π€£
This is the second dumbest GL I've watched. Total waste of time. Plot - was there one? Writing - amateur at best Bi representation - it could have been worse, but not by much.
As I said before, clairebell did it in a decent way. GL authors/makers are either biphobic or shows bizarre bi…
I would stay away from whoever wrote HER for ch23. My understanding is that when presented with valid criticism of the transgender representation in the teaser on Twitter, they just blocked people. (I don't do Twitter, so it's second-hand info). I've not read any of the GL books myself, so I can't say beyond this.
If you look at the GLs based on Chao Planoy's books, the only really good one is the US, with varying levels of issues with the rest. It really comes down to how much the screenwriter was willing to change, from what I can tell (again, I haven't read them, so that's based on things readers have described). It also depends on what red flags you are willing to overlook. Blank is the one I really have issues with because of the age gap and the way they infantilize the younger character.
As I said before, clairebell did it in a decent way. GL authors/makers are either biphobic or shows bizarre bi…
The list of problems with GL authors is long, exacerbated by their pursuit of money and fame. Chao Planoy is the worst of the lot, but far from the only problematic author.
FWIW, I agree entirely. Clairebell was excellent beyond good bi representation. It was good all the way around. She was dating a guy and then dating Clair. One relationship ended, and the other started.
they really made na a cheater and tried to make it comedic πππ and both leemhai and nine just accept…
I'm not keen on cheating either, and I'm not sure where I fall on this one. She never made promises to Leemhai and Nine kinda steamrolled right over her objections infront of the 1st day aniversary photo backdrop, which was kinda wierd and gross. Either way, two dates at once is the epitome of bad choices.
You can hardly throw a rock without hitting a GL with the "but I didn't know I could like women" trope. ugh.... And two dates at once? This is lazy writing and bad representation for bisexual folks.
thank u for speaking about that part, it felt really important and it was so refreshing to see actual good representation…
You're welcome.
I am transgender, so it is personal for me. I live in the united states and have seen firsthand how media representation can sway public opion first in a positive way, and now in a negative way.
I'm loving this show. On the one hand, Jane is so naive about some things, which leads to a lot of comedy. On the other hand, the way she put that teacher in her place about her sister was perfect, and I am once again very pleased with their handling of the transgender sister's character. (Hey CH3, take some notes here. This is how you handle a transgender character.)
I am beginning to suspect they are going to leave me wishing they had done a few more episodes to flesh out the plot, and that the last episode will feel rushed, so here's to hoping I'm wrong.
I've never been a fan of the "I was drunk and don't know what I did" story lines, and I'm not buying that either of them wouldn't remember what happened especially since Rose used the same line Din did. This eppisode certainly solidified them as a couple, they just don't know it yet.
I also don't buy any of what Rose is selling with the "just playiung the fake wife." She is head over heals and more than a little posesive and just needs to admit it.
I can't wait for the next episode. Jealous Rose is going to be fun, though the jealousy started with Kaew in ep 3. Is the jealousy just Rose's way of selling the "fake marriage", or is it her real feelings showing through?
Plot - was there one?
Writing - amateur at best
Bi representation - it could have been worse, but not by much.
If you look at the GLs based on Chao Planoy's books, the only really good one is the US, with varying levels of issues with the rest. It really comes down to how much the screenwriter was willing to change, from what I can tell (again, I haven't read them, so that's based on things readers have described). It also depends on what red flags you are willing to overlook. Blank is the one I really have issues with because of the age gap and the way they infantilize the younger character.
FWIW, I agree entirely. Clairebell was excellent beyond good bi representation. It was good all the way around. She was dating a guy and then dating Clair. One relationship ended, and the other started.
I am transgender, so it is personal for me. I live in the united states and have seen firsthand how media representation can sway public opion first in a positive way, and now in a negative way.
I am beginning to suspect they are going to leave me wishing they had done a few more episodes to flesh out the plot, and that the last episode will feel rushed, so here's to hoping I'm wrong.