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In both dramas:

(1) the leads misjudge eachother and get off on the wrong foot, and later enter into a contract relationship;

(2) the leads are smart, competent, and relatively successful in their careers;

(3) one lead works in business or law and ends up working with the other lead, who is an idol actor;

(4) the ML has a secret medical condition that would jeopardize his career if it became known;

(5) the FL has a strong, bad-ass personality and always takes action when she observes a woman or girl being subjected to sexual harassment;

(6) the FL has skills (sign language / fighting skills) that unexpectedly benefit the ML's work;

(7) the FL has a close best friend who knows everything about her; and

(8) the ML's best friend is his colleague who knows his secrets.

Both of these LGB stories feature a main romance where one party idolizes their eventual love interest, and has a hard time accepting the love interest's feelings for them and believing themselves worthy of it.

Also, these two dramas are directed by the same company and feature many of the same casts. The main couple of actresses in GAP also act as a couple in SCOY.

Both titles feature prominent messages about marriage equality in a lesbian relationship - and how the lack of such rights has disastrous effects in instances of emergencies and loss.

In both dramas, one of the leads (who is straight) has a very close relationship with a friend of the same gender, which creates a misunderstanding that the lead in question is gay. That lead then gets put in a position where they are suffering harsh consequences from getting on the wrong side of idol fans. The leads end up in a fake dating arrangement to protect the lead in question from this situation.

In both dramas: (1) the leads are relatively competent and successful in their careers; (2) the ML's have a certain celebrity status (a famous painter vs. a famous actor); (3) the ML's each have emotional trauma and complexes (which are at least partly touch-based) that impact their careers, thanks to the actions of certain women from their past (e.g., their moms); (4) there is something about the FL (her sexual history or personal interests) that society would judge harshly but that the ML doesn't judge or hold against her; (5) the leads start off on the wrong foot and misjudge each other, but soon get past that and develop strong chemistry; and (6) both leads have people around them who have romantic interest in them - but it's totally one-sided.

Both are short, bingeable romance dramas with little filler, simple plots that shouldn't be taken too seriously (because the "plot" is mainly just a vehicle for the romance), and great chemistry between the leads.

The FLs in both dramas have bad-ass personalities and defy societal expectations regarding acceptable behaviour when it comes to how women should interact with men (particularly their romantic / sexual partners). While some of the FLs' "bad girl" persona is a front, their bad-ass personality and lack of shyness in the bedroom is real. The MLs are not at all put off by the FLs' reputation or forwardness.

In both dramas, the leads are smart and competent people, but with secrets or hidden agendas.

In both dramas, one of the leads risks death or serious bodily harm to protect the other lead from danger.

In both dramas, one of the leads (L1) approaches the other lead (L2) with secret intentions, misunderstands the relationship between the other lead (L2) and one of their family members, and temporarily thinks less of the other lead (L2) based on the misunderstanding.

Both of these titles are Thailand firsts in the GL world: Yes or No being credited as the first feature-length Thai GL film, and GAP being the first full-length Thai GL drama.

Story wise, both GLs center around a first relationship between two female leads. The story conflicts also center around a disapproving family matriarch figure and both FL's being pursued by other romantic competitors (and the jealousy that that inspires).

Personality-wise, there are also several resemblances: with one FL being friendly and honest, and the other starting off quite harsh and frequently not saying what she means.

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Em ambos os dramas predominam o contexto histórico, cenário de guerra, militarismo, perdas. Em ambos os amantes não ficam juntos e há muitas tragédias.

Ambos o enredo é centrado no militarismo e separatismo das coreias, mostram a tensão que divide ambos os países irmãos.

Ambos ocorrem no cenário militar, a prota é médica, situação de caos, separação dos amantes, amizade, perdas, resgates