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Hello everyone! How have you all been? 👋🏽 There's something I've been thinking about since I started watching Thai GL this past January, and I wanted to share it here. It's about how wonderful the families in Thai GL are, and how healing they've been for my nervous system. I've mentioned this before in comments on other posts, but I've never made a post specifically about it.

What surprised me the most is that Thai GL isn't just about beautiful love stories between women, it's also about beautiful family stories. Of course, there are some series where this isn't the case, and I know these shows are fictional and not necessarily a reflection of reality, but still, this is the first time I've ever watched lesbian-centered series where family truly matters, where the emotional impact of family dynamics is taken seriously and shown as something that deeply affects the characters' lives.

Family feels important in these stories. Present. Warm. Human. And there's something incredibly comforting about that. It feels beautiful. I think part of the reason this affects me so deeply is because I always longed for that kind of warmth growing up. When I was younger (I'm 39 now), sometimes while walking to work or school, I'd look at houses that seemed to have that "family feeling" and imagine how cozy and happy the people inside must be. It was probably a silly thing to do lol 😆, but I couldn't help it.

I grew up with both my parents, but emotionally they were living in completely separate worlds. My father worked nonstop and didn't really care about home, he just worked, would bring money and that was it, and my mother was struggling with her own issues. Eventually we lost everything, and I ended up moving from place to place, depending on other people's kindness to survive.

I don't want to turn this into a long life story, my life honestly sounds like a thriller sometimes lol, but I wanted to explain why this family aspect in Thai GL means so much to me. Now I'm an adult, and I work in law enforcement as a criminal profiler. I understand my past very clearly now, I understand the reasons behind things, the patterns, it all feels like a puzzle I managed to solve. And I thought that was it. Just me, my life, and all the answers finally arranged into place.

Then Thai GL appeared and somehow made me feel a sense of magic again, through its beautiful love stories, but also through its beautiful family stories. Thank you so much Thai GL 💐

Se venden cubos de rubik y megaminx, incluyendo ediciones especiales. La lista de los precios de cada uno está debajo. Se pueden comprar individuales o todos juntos. En caso de comprarlos todos juntos serían 5 mil pesos.

Cubo 2x2:
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Cubo 3x3:
Moyu RS3M 2021 Maglev: 450 pesos

Cubo Mirror 3x3:
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Megaminx 3x3:
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Megaminx 5x5:
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Hey everyone, how are you all doing? 👋🏽

What are your thoughts on Love Beyond Dreams so far? I totally love it, I'm completely intrigued by the story. Yesterday after watching episode 2, I was like: "Okay, I need to read the novel right now. I need answers immediately". But then I googled it and found out it's actually an original story and not based on a novel.

Anyone else completely hooked already?

Hey everyone, hope you're all doing well! I was wondering if anyone knows of a website that works like a database for Thai GL series? Including older shows, current ones, and even upcoming releases for 2026.

Something where you can keep track of what you've already watched and discover new series easily. Like, "Oh, I finished this one already", or "Wait, this one is coming out soon, I need to watch it". Basically a place dedicated to Thai GLs where everything is organized in one spot. Does something like that exist? Thanks in advance! 👋🏽

Edit: Thank you so much for your answers!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Grave of the Fireflies and Hometown Romance are the only two audiovisual works that have ever made me fully cry, actual tears and everything.

My heart feels completely shattered right now 💔

Hola, buenos días a todos, tengo una pregunta sobre Brasil, por si acaso alguien tiene información, los venezolanos que se han ido para allá, cómo es la situación? A veces he leído en algunos grupos de venezolanos que la parte que conviene es el sur de Brasil pero en realidad no tengo información. ¿Cómo sería la parte laboral, la parte del sistema de salud, la de seguridad? Gracias por sus respuestas 

Trigger warning: Mental health

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Hi everyone, how have you been? 👋🏽 I recently finished My Marvellous Dream Is You, and I can't stop thinking about it. It's been about five days, and it's still sitting with me. Before watching it, most of the reviews I saw weren't great, maybe 2 out of 10 were positive. Still, I decided to give it a chance. Since January, I've watched quite a few Thai GL series (probably most of what's out there), and this is the only one that genuinely felt different.

The atmosphere is dense. It's slow, sometimes repetitive. I can understand why many people didn't like it. But what made me stay was how it handled mental health, specifically Dawan's depression. From my personal experience, it felt real, watching her made me feel incredibly vulnerable. Her behavior, the way she spirals, the way she hurts others without meaning to, it was hard to watch, but also very accurate. It reminded me of myself at that age (I'm guessing she's around 22). Back then, I was struggling with mental health too, in my case, cptsd. That kind of behavior can become toxic, and people around have limits, Kim couldn't keep up with it, and that was valid. It wasn't fair to her.

But at the same time, every time Dawan realized she had messed up, I felt it deeply. That moment of awareness, of shame, of "why am I like this?", I understood her. I wanted to tell her "just sit down, breathe, you're going to be okay". And also the dreams she had. That part hit me in a very personal way too. I had a world like that inside my head, a whole dimension made of stories, emotions, and places that feel real in their own way. It's something I carried with me for years. I even wrote a lot about it, thousands of pages, actually. Like, I don't know, 10 novels 😆.

So watching Dawan drift into that inner world, using it as both an escape and a way to process what she was feeling, it felt very familiar. Almost too familiar. Her journey broke my heart. And seeing her find happiness at the end meant a lot to me.

I'm in a much better place now. I've worked on my mental health, and I cope in healthier ways. But this series still hit something very personal. So yeah that's what stayed with me. Not the romance, not the pacing, but the way it portrayed mental health.

Hola a todos 👋🏽 Una pregunta, saben si se puede estudiar la carrera de Matemáticas en la Nacional Abierta pero no estando en Venezuela? Se que la universidad es a distancia pero no me queda claro si hay que ir un día o dos a la semana en persona, lo que no sería posible si no se está en Venezuela