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Even if it's a worldwide phenomenon, they seem to be even more obsessed in Asia, especially about relationships, perfection and purity.

I never said Moo should do everything alone. He doesn't have power. It has to begin from up first. Like you said, easier said than done. That's why fiction could give some good example, at least sometimes.
I also said in my comment somewhere that they still have time to surprise us. There are episodes left. I do expect at least something.

Yes, I get what you're saying and I know how it is in the real life. That's exactly why I would prefer to see a change rather than just accept what is wrong and never trying to do anything about it. This kind of series is actually an opportunity to try to find other possiblities.

That's what I mean. Industry is sick in real life and it needs a change. It needs to be addressed and dealt with. Maybe in fiction first.

For me it is, because I hate overacting that Japanese do. They go too far and this Thai version didn't go, at least for now. Tvis is watchable.

Moo had a strong will at first. He was different. He wanted to be honest about it. It was a fresh approach. I wish they kept that. They had a chance to show how wrong that is.

Yes, exactly.

So realistic that we can't get rid of it? Not in fiction and not in real life? What about those agencies stop demanding break ups? The reason that fans love them is not a healthy reason in the first place. This needs to stop even in real life. Maybe fiction could do it first.

Exactly! I'm surprised some people just accept this stupid rule as something that has to exists no matter what and nothing can be changed.

There is also 4th possibility. The agency could have written a different contract. They could have given up the singlehood. Show a healthy way to solve this idiocy. It's still possible. I hope so.
About sticking to reality, especially if it's always the same, gets boring. Most of us also watch entertainment to escape the cruel and boring reality. We don't want to see that life when we enjoy ourselves and our freetime.

Yes, I agree.

I'm not a writer, but they could use some imagination an for example have tried to solve this crazy unfair situation. Why not the adults here, for example executives could have given up demanding the break up, different agreement? Their reasons why not having relationships was not very strong, fans love them etc. That is sick. Very disappointing they wanted to normalize it again. UNLESS something changes like in the next episode or so, hopefully.

Tongrak was a bit too annoying for my taste, but we'll see if he gets more bearable later on. I expect so. Mut was funny. Females were overacting but I will be skipping their scenes anyways.

That is so boring. We have seen and heard that so many times. Would be much more interesting to watch them trying to solve this dilemma. This reality needs to change anyways and not to be just accepted.

This drama was excellent. I just wish we got a bit more in the end. He returned for like a minute. But I have to admit, this didn't surprise me.

I agree with you.

Well that's so boring and predictable. I liked how Moo had a fresh way of being honest in the beginning. I wish they had used that for a new approach to dating problems in entertaiment business.

I must say I'm a bit disappointed they took the predictable old school way to make Moo sign a contract like that. I liked how he was so determined to save his relationship and not hide from anyone. First they made him hide, then made the mom talk to Kang (which is one of my most hated trope there is). I wish they had chosen a fresh and healthier way to deal with this problem that idols have today.

Obviously, but was wondering what is Oye's connection to them.

Also possible