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okay, I see with number 2. That makes sense. With number I, I know that, but I feel that it is overdone in this. The scent fuels the attraction but is not the end game. That's just my opinion. Honestly, maybe it is just a case of overacting/emphasizing.

After watching episode 3, I have mixed feelings. None of them have to do with Boat, Oat, or really any of the actors. Part of it is the odd music. I just think that sometimes it doesn't fit the scene,. Another thing is occasional close, blurry shots. And the story--either the novel does't have a good storyline, or the screenwriter f'd it up. And although I know that omegaverse has a lot to do with scent--believe me, I've got read and written it--I feel like in this series it overtakes things. As much chemistry as Boat and Oat have, it almost feels like they'd rather smell each other than do anything else. I don't feel like Boat yearns for Oat as much as he wants his scent, and vice versa. Anyone know what I'm talking about? And I don't even know if they've gone all the way with each other. I'm assuming so, but then Phatsa acts like he's drawn the line there. Or did they do it and he refuses to again?

I've never heard that. I thought frotting was the verb and frottage was the noun.

His hair really does look terrific!

Sure does. Lol, I liked that scene--it was different and a good substitute for penetration with the two being relative strangers.

The only thing I've noticed is that the music is off. I will have to see what the third episode is like. But, personally, I love BoatOat and omegaverse, so I'm going to watch the whole thing no matter what. Edit: It did bug me that Phatsa had no idea about second genders when, so far, it appears that everybody has them. But that could be the novel's fault.

I wondered the same thing. He should know about secondary genders. At first, I thought they were saying only some people have them, but then it seems like everyone does. Everyone seems to know except for him.

Author's can make up their own scenario. I got the feeling in this show that because Nakhun bit Phatsa, they were mated. Their bonding started from there, which is why separating made them feel bad and would hae eventually killed at least Phatsa. The scent thing attracted them to each other--Nakun's mom thinks they are true mates or soul mates.

Nakhun's brother and Phat's friend. ThemeThee, I believe.

So far I am not disappointed. I'm enjoying this a lot, and I think Boat and Oat are doing a great job. Sometimes the music seems a little odd for the scene, but other than that, I have nothing negative to say. I like the "pure omega" and "true alpha" thing. Kudos to Boat and Oat for the frenzied frotting scene!

There's this bird that flies over the building every day...lol. This was a pretty satisfying version of the book. I will miss this entire series.

After reading the book, I have to say that I hated the changes they made in the series, especially to Ramil and his dad. The bdsm between Ramil and Petai that was added, along with the beating scene by the father...what the hell? And they ruined Ramil's character, making him weak when he was actally honorable. The casting and acting was great, but they should have stuck to the book.

The producers, writers, whatever of this show don't act like they really want these guys to find someone. This season was frustrating. I understand that something happened and they were forced to reshoot with only two new guys joining them, but I think it would have been better to mix them up between the next two years. Everyone knew everyone else except for the 2 new ones. And then there was that awkward pair from the first filming. I felt like Lee Hyeong Jun only changed his mind and went on the 2nd show because--either he was paid to do it so there would be drama, or he wanted Park to suffer. And because Park was obviously going to pursue him again, he wound up eliminated because no one else went after him. And what's with the eliminations, anyway? Elminations on a dating show? Give them a chance! Two of the guys who oringinally shared a bedroom--Kim Su Min, who didn't wind up with anyone, and Lee Heok Jin, who was eliminated appear to have gotten together since the show aired. Out of all the things I didn't like about this season, the eliminations were the biggest thing.
I wish they would consider beginning the show with some of the "everyone together" activities like bbq and pool fun so people can get to know each other rather than these cringey dates. Nobody has any fun until the end. Pretty sure the two "couples" at the end broke up, too. I guess 8 days just isn't enough time to build a possible relationship, especially when no one has time to try a date with each person.

Definitely. I bet they weren't allowed to use the pool before that.

I think these two have great chemistry. I've read the book, and the actors are just perfect for the parts. I was glad a few of the really over-the-top things were taken out. The book was a lot, and they couldn't have it all anyway.

Whew! That was a passionate love scene. Well done.

If that's they case, I must have missed something. Which is possible.

I thought this series was cringy at first, the way Duang was so persistent and kept putting himself out there when Qinn didn't seem interested at all. But I soon began to love it! It's really cute and sweet.

The pink teddy bear popped back up in that end scene of episode 8, lol.

Absolutely adorable couple. More care should have been taken to explain the situation with all the wives, though, as well as the passage of time. Confusing.