I didnât like the first episode much, but the second was better. It bothers me how these kids talk since it…
Everything feels very exaggerated in the drama, but I was thinking that, unfortunately, this is already the reality for many young people. All they seem to think about is becoming influencers. Here in Brazil especially, they're obsessed with posting everything online, particularly making dance videos for TikTok. (I'm a teacher. đ€Ł)
Guys, I genuinely don't understand why these Thai actors are so obsessed with Donald Trump. It makes absolutely no sense to me that someone from Thailand, on the other side of the world, would be reposting content from such a disgusting person.
I'm tired of teh being a TERRIBLE friend. Honestly, the worst thing about this series might be that out of all the characters, only one actually has any character or intelligence. Jesus.
Sorry but most BL isn't made for gay people. Thats never been their target audience, like, ever. With the exception…
I know that kkkkkk that final part was a poorly expressed irony on my part, meant to say that they made this series specifically to cater to heterosexual audiences
Great cast, and I genuinely like the actors, so I donât want to be negative. However, after episode two, the…
I get what you mean. the story can definitely get boring if itâs just one person chasing after the other. But overall, regarding the plot, as a college student I think theyâre trying to take the focus off daily stress and anxiety and instead highlight the few moments of leisure we actually get. Despite everything, there are parts of the semester that are technically more ârelaxed,â and that helps set the mood for the story. I honestly think itâs going to get a lot better from here on. *As for the stickers, I laughed a lot because that part is really fictional.*
Is it seriously possible that this series exists in 2026? I donât know how, but somehow some Thai boyslove productions seem socially stuck in the past. Itâs as if all the worst things we got used to seeing in the beginning are still there: toxicity, humiliation, terrible friends, and the RIDICULOUS gender swapping (like Jimmy calling Toh the catâs âMOMâ). All of this ends up violently reinforcing a certain model of hyper-toxic masculinity. The target audience is DEFINITELY not gay peopleâŠ
If I had watched this BL at 13, it would have definitely changed my life. At 20, though, I found it extremely silly, clearly made to cater to a very specific audience (in Brazil, we call them âtidinhasâ) / The main couple does have good chemistry âïž