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Perth Tanapon as Kanghan in Dangerous Romance (2023)
At your age, don’t stress yourself out unnecessarily. Just have fun at school and hang out with friends. Then come home to enjoy a good meal of food. Have a good night's sleep. These kinds of things suit you better. Trust me.
the urge to compare Dangerous Romance to Bad Buddy is strong, because there ARE parallels, but I would argue that those parallels actually do a really good job of highlighting the differences.
On the surface, they're both enemies-to-friends-to-lovers stories, where one half is a loud, brash, emotionally illiterate idiot (who isn't as much of an idiot as he pretends to be) and the other half is a reserved, bitchy, intelligent person who starts pining first and keeps it to himself.
but that's about where the similarities end. Because Kang is not Pat. And I mean that both (affectionate) and (derogatory). Affectionately because Kang is his own person with his own characteristics, he's not just a copy of a different character. And Derogatorily because, well. Kang was a BULLY three episodes ago. Pat could be a dick, sure, Pat picked on Wai, absolutely, but Pat would never bully somebody below him. He picked on Wai because he figured it was fair game. Kang pretty much EXCLUSIVELY picked fights with people lower than him, people he thought as lesser. He exerted power over them. And just because he seems to have stopped doing that now doesn't mean that didn't happen, and it especially doesn't mean that Sailom has forgotten it. Because SAILOM WAS ONE OF HIS VICTIMS.
which brings me to my next point - Sailom is not Pran. Sailom isn't just a rival, he was BULLIED by Kang, and he might have forgiven him for that now that they're friends but he can't *forget it*. You see it in that scene where he flashes back to the bullying when Kang offers him a lift on the back of his bike. That power imbalance plays a large part in making their relationship speed up and then slow right back down in these last few episodes.
Si abres tĂş corazĂłn a mi...Âżpuedes abrirme la puerta?
YALL IVE JUST THOUGHT
kang was wearing sailom’s shirt for going out with sailom’s friends
but then look at the shirt sailom’s wearing to go out with kang’s friends
sailom doesn’t own ANYTHING anywhere NEAR as nice as that shirt
id bet my future firstborn child that sailom decided to get “revenge” and take one of kang’s shirts

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"Let me ask you this. If I were to wake up tomorrow with no money, with absolutely nothing, would you still like me?"
"Read my lips carefully. I. Like. You"
— Dangerous Romance ep. 9
I know people are frustrated over Sailom and Kanghan dancing around each other after Sailom was fired as Kanghan's tutor. But them seeking each other out without that tutor-student relationship as an excuse would mean they'd have to own up to their own feelings of wanting to be in each other's lives. And neither one of them is ready for that yet.
Kanghan's absolute devastation at his father buying him the bike... He's so hurt and he can't even say a thing because who's hurt about getting a gift early? Kang just wants to be held to anything. He wants to know that he is loved and he is trusted and that someone sees he can be better than he is. Some one besides his grandmother.
And then Sailom says to study for him and Kang has no defense against that, no shield from that kind of request. All he has is a desperate need to please someone, a desperate urge to need to be good for someone else, a desperate itch to be told that he is good and to be told that he has to work for it.
All Kang wants, desperately, is a purpose.
And Sailom is giving him that. Sailom is giving him a place to direct his anger and his fear and his loneliness and his energy and it's into being better for him and that is all Kanghan wants more than anything.
To know that if he tries to better that someone will see that and love him for that. That someone holds him to expectations and goals and that his dreams are not just his own but ones that someone else thinks he can achieve and that he should be working towards them.
And you can already see him starting to care about Sailom more than the other people in his life. And you can see how possessive he's going to get because no one else tries to hold him to anything. Only Sailom. Only Sailom believes in Kang and his goals and his dreams and only Sailom genuinely helps him and genuinely listens to him.
The danger is definitely coming from inside the house here because Kang is going to turn to Sailom for everything he needs to keep him on track and if Sailom cannot provide what he needs to stay on the right path... it will not end well.