The lack of care put into this series in regards to the gaming aspect is kind of upsetting. Like the DDR clone(?) sequence? Was the machine even on?💀 Couldn't even show some random chart on a screen to at least make it look like they were playing? I don't mind the cringe, that's fine, it's the smaller details.
Don't even get me started on ANYTHING related to the streaming. Why does Soh just turn off his monitor/computer when he's done streaming? Like he says "bye" and it's the first thing he does. That's not even remotely how you end a streamðŸ˜
It depends, it's written in Thai so I assume that this information is mostly for Thai wievers. We will have to…
Yes, exactly! The GMMTV trailers only contain where Thai viewers can watch their series. The only exception is when they specify "worldwide" in the trailer, which they notably did not do this time. Normally international viewers just have to figure out the platform for themselves if it isn't available on YouTube.
Guys, I'm skeptical about it being a worldwide Netflix release. Not that I trust GMMTV, but they didn't specify "worldwide" in the trailer, so it could just be a local release as well. They've done that a few times, like with ThamePo.
If anyone has any proof of it being on Netflix worldwide, please do share. I might be wrong, I'm just going off of patterns I have noticed, but I also do not trust GMMTV, so...
Edit: Never mind, disregard, I'm just blind I guess💀💀
How exactly is this queerbait? /genJust because they probably won't end up together? That doesn't make it queerbait.…
The only bait here is your comment, but for anyone else who believes the same thing: queer people are in fact capable of having unrequited crushes. It being unrequited doesn't make them any less queer. Have a good day.
Yes he did reposted some nasty things on tiktok but the bite back is too severe, i think people are forgetting…
He is just 15, which makes this the perfect opportunity for him to really show that those TikToks do not reflect his actual beliefs and try again in a few years. He needs to properly take the time to reflect and process this situation, and he can't do that if people continue coddling him online. Let him take responsibility for his own actions.
Woww..this page suddenly blew up but I am still confused what is whole issue with Justin? What in the world has…
Long story short: teen discovers that reposting TikToks over the last few years (this year included) that are pro-Trump, anti-LGBTQ+, ableist and condones femicide has consequences. People are already now talking about how it "was a mistake" which, sure, you can probably say that a few years from now, but give him some time to actually reflect and process this situation and show that those TikToks do not actually support his beliefs first—especially because he reposted at least one TikTok condoning femicide just earlier this year.
In the kindest way I possibly can say this: are you aware of what exactly you are asking about by asking who is…
I'm sorry, but it isn't how *I* interpret those terms, it is quite literally (and strictly) what they mean. They are sexual preferences. Nothing more nothing less, and your intentions based on other people's misguided interactions do unfortunately not overwrite that. I only left my comment because it seems like you have misunderstood the meaning of the terms and I merely want to educate you. I am not trying to accuse you of anything, nor am I trying to argue.
In the kindest way I possibly can say this: are you aware of what exactly you are asking about by asking who is the top and who is the bottom? You say others are making assumptions about your question, but by using those terms you actually are asking about their preferences in bed which, yeah, will probably make people assume that you care about that. If you are curious about non-bedroom-related dynamics, please do not ask about top/bottom (seme/uke means the same thing). Top/bottom actually has no relevance to characters' dynamics and it is purely about their preferences in bed. I know the BL industry often tries to make it seem like top/bottom are their dynamics in general based on stereotypes, but that is just not how it works at all.
How exactly is this queerbait? /gen Just because they probably won't end up together? That doesn't make it queerbait. They did pretty much the same thing in Kishi Knight, would you call that queerbait as well?
If anyone wants something similar to the bus scene in episode 8, might I suggest the Unubore BL series by CONECOFILM? https://youtube.com/shorts/i6N6pOdsb5o I was immediately reminded of those shorts videos during the bus scene. You can also find English subs on twitter, if you're interested.
the bus scene😂😂 the girls standing next to JaySun were basically us BL fangirls🤣
Felt like a reference to the Unubore BL series https://youtube.com/shorts/i6N6pOdsb5o (complete with the fujoshis) I remember seeing those videos floating around on twitter last year, so I guess it's not impossible anyway.
Don't even get me started on ANYTHING related to the streaming. Why does Soh just turn off his monitor/computer when he's done streaming? Like he says "bye" and it's the first thing he does. That's not even remotely how you end a streamðŸ˜
If anyone has any proof of it being on Netflix worldwide, please do share. I might be wrong, I'm just going off of patterns I have noticed, but I also do not trust GMMTV, so...
Edit: Never mind, disregard, I'm just blind I guess💀💀
I only left my comment because it seems like you have misunderstood the meaning of the terms and I merely want to educate you.
I am not trying to accuse you of anything, nor am I trying to argue.
You say others are making assumptions about your question, but by using those terms you actually are asking about their preferences in bed which, yeah, will probably make people assume that you care about that. If you are curious about non-bedroom-related dynamics, please do not ask about top/bottom (seme/uke means the same thing). Top/bottom actually has no relevance to characters' dynamics and it is purely about their preferences in bed. I know the BL industry often tries to make it seem like top/bottom are their dynamics in general based on stereotypes, but that is just not how it works at all.
Just because they probably won't end up together? That doesn't make it queerbait.
They did pretty much the same thing in Kishi Knight, would you call that queerbait as well?
I was immediately reminded of those shorts videos during the bus scene. You can also find English subs on twitter, if you're interested.
I remember seeing those videos floating around on twitter last year, so I guess it's not impossible anyway.