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Right after arriving in New York, they went to a restaurant named <Itaewon Pocha> in Koreatown. This place is officially certified as a <Queer-Owned Restaurant> and the owner belongs to the queer community. Yes, it was just the two of them.

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Of course they're in the same room🙄 Ever since their pre-debut days up until now, they've always shared a single room wherever they go.

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This is so New York, hot dogs and macarons😂

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Last year when Daou went to New York, he said how shocked he was to see couples casually kissing on the streets and now, they’re doing the exact same thing lmao

I'm so happy they got to enjoy their date freely without anyone bothering them. And I’m so proud of them for being open about being a part of the queer community🥹

This may be a silly question, but it's something that is genuinely getting to me and I can't stand that it is. Sometimes I do have the urge to argue back, to defend what I love and explain why the hater is not correct, but I know that in doing so it would give them the response they want, would be useless and do nothing to change their point of view.

Unrelenting and nonsensical hate for our favourite series/CPs has no doubt been something we've all come across, and I understand the block/mute response, but how do you guys stop it from affecting you emotionally? How do you stop yourself from getting upset, especially if they are tearing down your favourites and their words are really hurtful?

Mine are

Keng x Por

Est x Phuwin

Surf x Aston

I've noticed a recurring theme with singers in the BL industry, and in particular with OSTs, in that it seems like the industry insists on all singers being high tenors, no matter what the singer's normal vocal range is. Am I just imagining this trend?

If I am not, then I am curious if it is a cultural thing that I am just missing entirely, or if there is something else playing into it. I would think that it would be more advantageous to allow people to sing within their natural vocal range rather than insisting that they hit all those really high notes that they often have to strain for - and you can tell that they are reaching for it, because vocal coaching can only do so much to compensate. A baritone is never going to be able to naturally sing like a high tenor as naturally as they would in their usual range.

What prompted this post was that I finally got around to binging The Sun From Another Star (which is fantastic, by the way, despite "dad") and noticed that in both the OST and the English song that Ngern sings, they have Ngern singing in what is definitely the upper limits of his vocal range. Contrast that to Oat, who is clearly a more natural tenor, and the difference is rather stark. Mind you, this is not at all meant to be a critique of the performances themselves - Ngern did a great job - but more of a general observation of something I have noticed a number of times.

Another example off the top of my head is Dunk Natachai. He is very much a baritone in vocal range, and has a lovely deep voice that he seems to only rarely get to use, as he often sings in a higher register. In fairness, he is not a very prolific singer, per se, but the point holds.

I would love to hear people's thoughts and opinions on this, since I feel like Im missing something obvious.

For me, sometimes I start a series thinking it’ll just be a casual watch, then suddenly I’m emotionally attached to the characters by episode 3 😭

Episode 1 released today and it was my first time watching a TutorYim series. So with no bias in mind I'd say I really liked episode 1 and the series seems promising to me. Also looking forward to the appearance of other dmd actors.

Did you guys watch it? What are your (honest) opinions so far!?!??!

I'm just wondering if I should watch season 1 first so I don't get left behind with all the tea and inside jokes or should I skip to season 2?