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From one of my favorite EM translators on Twitter. Just as a bit of Thai translation information for all of the Alan/Gaipa & Alone/Gaitong fans out there.
Iām sorry, Heng. But I think⦠I canāt be your friend anymore.
Ossanās Love Thailand | Ep.02
Nothing like a tiptoe kiss and a forehead kiss at the same time? Thank you for seme!Mix, GMMTV. Please do this more.
Bonus: Touching where he was kissed.

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Ossanās Love Thailand is a series for the tired millennial (part 1)
I often go on Reddit to view what people think about OLTH and, while there are the accolades to Earthās acting (deserved, imo) and the cries of āthis series is so underratedā (an opinion I also share), thereās a subset of people who find it⦠boring and filler-y.
So Iām trying to think about why that could be, because I donāt necessarily think those opinions come from a place of hate and could be valid criticism. And yet I donāt share that opinion and Iāve wondered why Iāve been loving this show so much. Iām tuned in like a hawk every week.
Thatās when it dawned on me: OLTH is a slice of life sitcom.
So I was blabbing my incoherent thoughts on Twitter (itās only a plus that blabbing helps the hashtag) here: https://x.com/expensivegherl/status/1896777150222725411?s=46
ā¦and now that my thoughts are more cohesive, hereās why I find the series so relatable.
Heng is a representation of the burned-out optimist.
I think most fans/watchers got MAJOR WHIPLASH when comparing probie!Heng to present Heng. Lots of tweets were saying, āwhat happened to him?ā
Sure, this Heng could be just the idealized version in Moās flashback, but he certainly looked more polished than he does now, which is this:
Eight years have lapsed in between his probation period and his current job as property consultant at Okaeri Real Estate. Heck, he isnāt even mid-management like Ten is. And yet, because heās comfortable enough funding his hobbies, his VR, and his Mr. Saturnworld collection, he doesnāt think it worth it to move up (even if in his head, he DOES want to, as seen in his dream sequence in Episode 1).
The thing is⦠this is all so familiar, because heck, Iām facing this right now. Momās asking me why I canāt buy a house yet, or get married or have kids.
Weāre just raised in different times.
How many times have Millennials been chastised by the boomers and Gen X for not attaining societyās standard of success? Remember how news sites would critique spending our money on avocado toasts and expensive coffee, instead of buying a home and raising a family?
Iām not making this up! Remember these articles?
Australian real estate mogul Tim Gurner advised young people to solve their housing woes by putting their ā$22 a popā toast toward a deposit
A study found 62 percent of millennials would spend $7 a day, or $210 monthly, to fuel their coffee cravings because it brings them joy.
Late-stage capitalism has the youth spending on the smallest pleasures. "It's almost like your Sisyphean existential rebellion via artisanal
Which brings me toā¦
Mr. Saturnworld is every Millennialās hobby, ever.
Millennials love their hobbies. Heck, this abandoned site is proof eternal of how we are when we get our hands on hobbies. Coffee brewing (and the gear that comes with it). PokƩmon card collecting. BL merch collections.
The New York Times call it ālife-improvement splurgesā for personal growth:
Placing a high value on personal growth, millennials and Gen Z appear more likely than older generations to make hobbies and nonessential pu
ā¦I call it escapism.
We were thrown into college/the workforce post- ā08 recession. Thrown into a reality where home ownership is becoming increasingly unattainable. Where salary increases donāt match inflation. Where company loyalty isnāt rewarded with set-for-life benefits. Climate change. Weāre replaceable.
And so when Heng spends his money on Mr. Saturnworld, itās because Mr. Saturnworld is attainable when a house isnāt. And itās enough of a comfort to confront the next day, and the next (else we all go crazy).
Anyway, I want more Saturnworld merch.
With our mundane 9-to-5, we only ever remember the shenanigans of the week.
I think the difference between filler episodes and āshenanigans of the weekā is that the latter serves the sitcom/slice of life format, while filler episodes help āfillā downtime outside of the main plot.
The thing is, filler episodes serve characterization in a plot-driven story/series/format, but sitcoms and slice of life series are NOT plot driven. Theyāre character driven.
We shouldnāt expect an overarching plot of how Heng gets his man in OLTH, because Heng getting his man is only secondary to Heng (and all the other characters) navigating their messy-ass lives.
And so, because OLTH is character-driven story, the āshenanigans of the weekā allows us to see how Heng, Mo, and Kongdech (principally) navigate the curveballs.
Who remembers what theyāre doing in their 9-5? I donāt. I only ever remember my weird clients, my using sick leaves for vacation getaways, and who got drunk in an office outing.
And office gossip, of course.
So yes, āhaunted houseā and āouting episodeā might seem filler-y, but thatās only if you expect the series to be principally a BL romance with comedic elements.
OLTH isnāt that, though. Itās straight up a slice of life comedy with romantic elements⦠and some people might not like that. Thatās okay.
But there are those of us really tired millennials who want to tune out and laugh along with people we could relate to.
Thereās more I have to say about this, but my lunch break is over, and I have work to do. If Iām minded, I might just do a Part 2.
But in conclusion: OLTH is made for me! And Iām so happy I get to tune in and watch this show every week. The only shame is weāve only got 3 episodes left sigh.
I promise I will never let you feel lonely again