To add to Tul's story: by "kicking Tin out" he's actually protecting him. He hates how Tin was the favourite grandchild, hates how his stepmom treated him, and hated how his dad didn't do anything to stop it. But he knows Tin would suffer if he were to take over the company. So Tul's suffering alone instead. He married the woman his parents wanted him to marry and reluctantly slept with her to produce an heir, and has no freedom at all, just so Tin will have the freedom to love who he wants.

Seeing Perth Nakhun go all out in that school uniform makes me wonder if he'll ever try proper drag. He seems like someone who'd enjoy it. The way he changes his mannerisms and focusses on entertaining others. And since he seems to feel comfortable wearing a skirt, and even said he used to enjoy wearing girls clothes, I can totally see him as a drag queen.

Please watch 3 Will Be Free! It's such a good series. And that's not just my pansexual, polyamorous ass enjoying some representation in Thai drama. I love the characters, and how you understand the feelings of almost all of them.

Honestly, 2gether left me kind of... unimpressed. It started off well, but halfway through, it lost some feeling. The fact that they changed Pam adds to my disappointment. It's such a shame.

Unpopular opinion (?) I'd rather see Saint replaced than for him to ever have to deal with LBC again. He looks so happy now, and I don't want that smile to disappear.

The glass wall kiss in Gameboys was the closest they could get to a real kiss. It looks weird if you haven't watched the entire series, but I thought it was a beautiful, touching moment. Especially with all that happened with Cairo's dad getting Covid19 and them not being able to meet due to strict lockdown. Gavreel really thought everything through, and the screen was a great solution to their problem of not being able to touch each other.

Hormones... stone age? I feel attacked... It's one of my favourite lakorn and is NOT a bl series. It's about high school kids and how each of them has a story. There are only a few moments of gayness in the series (PhuTee) and more lesbianism in the second and third season. There are many taboo topics they put in there, from sexuality to mental health. If you want older bl series and movies, the oldest I can find is from 2004, which is 10 years older than Hormones. It's a movie: down the river

Tul being a messed up person because of all the abuse he suffered doesn't have to be excluded from LBC2, and I think bringing Hin back can show that he isn't completely heartless (in case people miss the fact that he protected Tin by having him sent abroad and taking over the family business) He may be an ass, but I wouldn't say he doesn't deserve any love at all.