A beautiful journey about being perceived from the heart, self acceptance and unwavering love. Last twilight showed the most realistic characters I've encountered in a while, but not in a bad way. All of the them had strong fears and regrets, making it easy to feel connected to whatever they where going through, especially, their inner fights. Mhok was simply amazing. Being judged by everyone for his social status emphasized how hard is to thrive in a society who doesn't think twice to speak about others situations and excluded them without remorse. What's more important is that he never gave up, he tried to no let others break his spirit and loved like no other person on earth. He loved Day with all he had and kept getting better to be worth of sharing a life with him, but especially, he respected Day as a human being and made him feel seen when he needed it the most. Day was complex. Some called him toxic, I just feel he was just becoming truly blind because he had nothing to cling into life again and before Mhok, he still didn't accepted what his reality without vision was like. He struggled so much and thanks to Mhok grew up in all posible ways understanding that hope is what motives us to keep going, especially in hard days and sometimes it's okay to hurt but recognizing when we need to give a second chance is important for healing. I can't explain how much I loved them, but I felt immensely moved by their love, so strong and safe. They really were perfect, even when they broke up. They are my new definition of true love. Loved them, Loved Mhok with my whole heart, Loved everything. A masterpiece, a must watch.

Cozy, fluffy romance that became so much more than what I expected. In some way, it left a great mark in my life with a storyline that kept getting serious from episode to episode. I believed, it found me when I needed to hear and watch certain things, and for that reason this story and characters hold a very special place in my heart. Po was the whole green forest; he was the kind of person who gives his everything to all the things and people he loves. Trapped in an era where productivity defines you, he had many reservations weighing him down but never became sour nor envious. Against all odds, he faced challenges following his heart while caring for his people. I hold Po, comprehending having big dreams and positions to brag about are not what puts you a value as a person, in grant appreciation. One can have big dreams, small dreams, change career paths, form new goals or not have dreams at all, living just a day at a time and that’s completely fine. I loved how he embraced his new beginnings and never gave up in what he thought was the correct thing to do. While Thame, was strong will at its finest. He put every single member of his band first, carrying responsibilities that weren’t his to begin with but he waited to be seen strong enough, to be worth of trust, even accepting being mistreat and ignore if that meant others were happy. Thame fought hard, he was sensible and hopeful in ways is not easy to be. He was pit against the ones that mattered to him and it didn’t waver his care for them but instead, he found the fire to fuel his determination and show them their dreams could come true. Their romance was peak in all the aspect I love. SLOW BURN, YEARNING EYES, WORDS OF AFFIRMATION, ACTS OF SEVICE. All I could ask for they had it. There was something so precious in the way they supported each other through highs and lows, and the devotion they had for the other. I was always giggling and teary-eyed when they were being all lovely on the screen. It was just the way Po found the person who made him believe in himself and Thame found the one who finally saw him as worth it to be fight for that made it for me. They wouldn't have being them without the other. Thamepo too gave me Jundylan and for that I’m always grateful. Jun was that kind of character with many layers you have to actually pay attention to know what he actually feels, and Dylan was well known in the art of decrypting the enigma of Jun. Without doubt, I loved all their quirks till of obsession. As a story, this one did well, from soundtrack to script. I felt in love with everything. Sign me up always for boybands forming strong bonds with each other, good music, lovely romance and deep topics about growing up and discovering who you want to be. Thame and Po were so good together they haven’t left my mind yet. I don’t think they ever will, because they convey the kind of comfort nothing can replace. I’ll always come back to them after a long day, a quiet day, days that ask for a hug to the soul. Their songs and story are what I like to call, home.

Where a man who didn't know how to dance found his rhythm and his whole heart. The trailer sold a light comedy, about a big mafia heir that falls in love with an ordinary photographer. And it was exactly that way, with a heavy dose of sweet and absurd moments you couldn't help to laugh at. However, almost all characters held doubts about their worth, life, love, relationships and so much more was going on in the story that was supposed to entertain you. Me and Thee, suddenly wasn't about just Peach and Thee, but their families and responsibilities that were seem to be imposed on them from birth. While the drama advance you see them change the other for the better and discover things nobody else could have taught them, all this by being together. Characters were the ones mainly giving life to a story where there weren't big conflicts. Thee, was a man that only knew life through a screen. He loved soap operas, watching dramas all the time and wrongly thinking people behaved the same way as in fiction. Normally, everyone found him eccentric, until Peach came around to appreciate all his peculiarities. And Peach was a loner, never lasting in relationships and giving his all to his biggest passion and his sister. Yet, when he met Thee he got to learn how trusting someone to carry your worries felt like. Thee's devotion was hilarious but honest enough to bring down all Peach's walls and reservations. while these two were being lovely. Mhok and Rome took more spotlight than I expected, how could they not? If Mhok was the bodyguard design to protect Thee with his life since they were little, making his relationship with Rome almost impossible. But Rome was persistent until the end, and I loved him for never stopping to try to get under Mhok's skin. My Saturdays were filled with so much happiness while this was on going. They were exceptional, funny, touching and heartfelt to watch. With lines so beautiful I still feel moved by them. As a cry baby, I cried on the last episode by how overwhelmed I was to see all of them find their happy ending, my heart wasn’t ready to process something this beautiful. If I could experience this story for the first time again I would do it in a heartbeat. Nothing can fill (yet) the void they left in my days after the end and I miss them always. Knowing me, this will remain as one of my favorites for a while.

Worst boyfriend on earth reforms himself. I wouldn't wish Phayu for anyone (at least, not in first episodes). At the beginning he was horrible. Always canceling plans, forgetting what his girlfriend liked, breaking promises and never caring enough. He just wanted to have May but not do what being a boyfriend should. I didn't like him. When I discovered a new fool thing he did to May week after week, I felt sorry for her, because she was wonderful. Kind, bright, patient, all the good things in life yet the one holding her back was her excuse of a boyfriend. May deserved better, she was the one who loved the most between them. May was my favorite person in this drama. She took her things, cursed her ex boyfriend and left to have a better life and be happy without someone spoiling her mood. Phayu deserved every second of that cursed. He saw her everywhere after the breakup. To be consumed by a guilt he didn't know how to identify was what he gained by making May feel less than his friends, like she didn't had a place in his life even after he was the one to asked her in a date. So I enjoyed it, the funniest thing of the drama was how things started to go so bad for him until reaching his breaking point and going into a trip to end the cursed. Not going to lie, my biggest worry while watching was the script. I wanted Phayu to end alone, I didn't think He deserved to be happy after what he did. And maybe that's why Katsuki was such an important person in Phayu's journey to become better. Without Katsuki, Phayu wouldn't have learned anything. Katsuki was fierce, broke his leg and glared at him (as she should) but she too made him see the other side of the coin. She taught him how to be more empathic, what being the one treated as nothing felt like and Phayu, for the first time, realized what an ass he was to May. I loved the closure, Phayu changed, May was living her best life and katsuki got her heart repaired. Muteluv once again proved that you can make a great film in 4 episodes. From beautiful colors to magical scenes, it was a trip to the soul.

To erase my memories and watch this for the first time again. I love a good enemies to lovers, but for me, this is not an enemies to lovers at all. Oh and Tum were rivals, but they didn't hate each other nor had any real animosity for the other, they were just two silly teenagers trying to repay their miracles in different gangs. I wasn't expecting the bond they would form while traveling together. They were so much fun to watch because both were dumb, they would bicker over air just to get on the other nerves, hit, bite, and drop silly jokes out of nowhere. It was all laughs, until it got serious. They shared more than they should and discovered what lay behind all the bravado they showed to their schools. It turned out it was easier to trust your so called enemy, the one person you should want to beat and break their ego. The intimacy was on another level. I loved them, the sweetness, the little kisses, the hand holding, the secrets shared, the confidence they gave to each other and the acceptance. It was everything. Oh, has my heart. My brave boy who loved freely, who only cared about the people he loved and his integrity. He deserved the entire world and to have Tum worshipping the floor he walks. I couldn't bear to see his suffering, it broke my heart and I still ache for his broken trust. But he got his happy ending (and to hit his stupid boyfriend). At one point, I was mad at Tum (I MIGHT STILL BE A LITTLE BIT HURT,OKAY). I trusted him, I don't know why I trusted him, I just wasn't expecting him to be such a coward. My bad, I shouldn't have believed in him so easily when his whole character struggled with self-esteem and people perception. So he had me internally begging for him to not fuck everything up (HE DID, I FORGOT HE WAS A MAN) and I cried (I CRY A LOT, I KNOW). BUT HE TOOK RESPONSIBILITY. And I enjoyed it, he made me cry again but now because of love. My boys ended up together, happy and praying to their deities like the marry couple they are. Please give SurfJava an oscar. They now have one of my favorite kisses in BL. AND THEIR ACTING HERE IS GOLD, PURE GOLD, MORE THAN THAT. I loved them I just can keep saying that I love the filmography, the styling, the story, the acting. Everything, a must rewatch now if I want to die from sweetness overdose