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Is truly a beautiful script. It is a free therapy session of your youth you didn't know you needed. The growing pains of life, the choices you will make. Understanding you'll take different roads but will hopefully have reunions in the future. Understanding the complexity of parent child relations and that quality time must be spent before Cat's in the Cradle. When a BL genre romance doesn't stand alone on the frontline but great writing of life's complexities it's more than an incentive... A story that translates dynamics... brilliant story and script.

Phatsa, babe, I know you're not fond of the whole situation, but look on the bright side-

Nakhun also tries to take care of Phatsa and give him whatever he needs, except what Phatsa really needs is Nakhun to give him himself. He grew up like that he doesn’t want to spend his life like that.

Even just loving Phatsa isn’t going to be enough. Phatsa’s dad obviously loves him too. Phatsa needs someone to be there for him.

This drama was one of the best queer coming of age shows I've seen in recent times. The gang of boys are so precious to me and I loved how New siwaj portrayed student life in the late 1990s- early 2000s in such a timeless manner.

Ko neung, Ko song, Augar, Achi and August were so full of life that I genuinely wished I were a thai boy living in a seaside town. The voiceovers reminiscing about their childhood and the stigma associated with being queer really added another layer to the show.

I saw parts of myself in each of the characters and I believe that is a sign of realistic writing and character development. After watching this show, I lowkey want to move to a quiet seaside town myself lol, so you know I've been positively influenced by this show.

The ost captured the innocence of puppy love and the nostalgia associated with growing up. I loved how each couple worked together over their differences to make their relationship work, which was lovely to watch.

I am very impressed with Almond and Progress and I will be keeping my eyes open for their future projects. ken and Paul were sweet as usual but I lowkey want them to expand their genres.