#reyprint

Are you teasing me? You'll regret it.

How did I do? Did I pass? Not quite… You need a lot more practice.

I don’t know how we ended up here. From rivals to friends, and from friends to lovers. I don’t know if it’s destiny, or the moon and the stars guiding our way to each other.

Queendom is not only a "body swap" romance, it's an exploration of the complexities of womanhood. This is a story about two women who don't fully like themselves in their own bodies and must unlearn those feelings through a journey of self-acceptance.

The patriarchy teaches women to compare themselves to each other: who is prettier, more successful, more popular. this is to the point where women can't see the beauty (both internal and external) in themselves anymore. The world fears a woman who sees her value.

Switching bodies allows Rey and Print to see themselves from someone else's perspective. They see both their own "flaws" and each other's "flaws", which allows themselves to truly understand and love themselves, and each other, at the same time.

The deep connection these two women have for each other is more than physical attraction. Their love for each other exists beyond the confinements of their physical bodies. They are in each other's bodies, but they are in love with each other's soul.

"I want this series to give strength to women and girls around the world.." - Queendom's director, Tawan Panusittikorn, talking about her intentions for Queendom.

Rey & Print's first kiss

I'll make you admit that you like me.