It's a Journey

Green | she/her | 18+ Quintessentially in love with asian QLs, only here to talk about them.

[nirantharam]

▪️Green. She/Her. Ace

▪️Follows from @sielaltruist.

▪️Just a QL obsessed fella. I try to watch a lot, but end up watching very little (┬┬﹏┬┬).

▪️My interests can change as fast as a Chameleon can change it's color.

▪️Currently watching: My Romance Scammer, Only Friends Dream On

Thank you @strangergraphics for the dividers!!

[lazzarella]

POND NARAVIT and PHUWIN TANGSAKYUEN in PEACH AND ME OFFICIAL TRAILER

[adoreshane]

the ldpdl of absolute judgement and disdain

[nirantharam]

malayali ano?

Hellooo!!! I think you are asking if I am malayali and no, I am not, but I speak telugu.

[phuwins]

It's our wedding anniversary. 9,687,960 seconds have passed. Not a single one went by without you in my heart... All of me is already yours.

POND NARAVIT as THEERAKIT KIAN LEE & PHUWIN TANGSAKYUEN as PEACHAYARAT JANE-KIT PEACH AND ME (OFFICIAL TRAILER, 2026)

[tiistirtipii]

The Eclipse Ep.1 released 12 August 2022

[namtan]

NOT ME | EP 7

[waitmyturtles]

(Source)

[nirantharam]

Happy Pride!! 🌈

[recentadultburnout]

Did you know (well, probably not) that in Thailand there is classic verse literature where the male protagonist has a husband and is the birth mother of his child? It is called อิลราชคำฉันท์. The protagonist got turned into a woman, and when he asked for mercy, the curse was lessened from a permanent sex change into a switch between woman and man every month.

I was reading some Thai fics, and the writer just casually dropped in mpreg without any world-building, so I began to think about Thai mpreg world-building lore one could borrow from. It bugs me so much when there is such a major change from a real-world setting in a story but no explanation or lore or other difference that should be to accommodate the thing.

Anyway, there is Thai classic verse literature with kind-of mpreg and a baby birth by the male protagonist out there.

[siathawisit]

I've been thinking of writing an article on this, actually! Mostly because I think "From Ashvamedha to Omegaverse" would be a hilarious title, but also because it's so wild that this work used to be part of the national curriculum as an example of good writing in the highly Sanskritic style of Thai that Rama VI championed (which is the subject of my dissertation).

The narrative is taken from a "branch story" in the Uttarakanda of the Sanskrit Valmiki Ramayana, which Rama VI introduced to Siam in his comparative study of the Thai and Indian (mostly Sanskrit) Ramayanas. (Fun fact: I should actually be editing my chapter on this work at this very moment.) According to his preface to Ilarat Kham Chan, it was the EXACT kind of thing he was hoping Thai poets and authors would use his work for.

Anyway, here's Wikipedia's overview of the Indian Ila/Ilā narrative cluster:

Ila (Hinduism) - Wikipedia

[williamjakrapatrs]

POND NARAVIT for Peach and Me BTS GMMT(hee)V Live House

[jojotichakorn]

this could be a meme template btw

for example:

or:

empty template:

[pointlesscandies]

Yu is so close to being sent back to the kennel.

[chansbabygirl]

Raffy definitely crossed a line. What he did wasn’t okay, and it shouldn’t be brushed off. At the same time, Rome isn’t entirely blameless either. He was there when it happened and didn’t step in, and that moment of silence does matter. But it also feels less like malice and more like hesitation or being caught off guard, which a lot of people might relate to in a tense situation.

When Rome later told Dean, it came from a place of honesty. Dean deserved to know the truth, and Rome did make sure that happened.

The issue is more in how it came across. By focusing on Raffy’s actions without fully including his own presence in that moment, it creates an imbalance, even if that wasn’t his intention.

What makes it complicated is that Rome clearly cares about Raffy. His actions don’t necessarily come from wanting to betray him, but rather from trying to do the right thing after the fact, even if he didn’t handle it perfectly.

And asking Raffy to look at him after all this…I wouldn’t blame Raffy for not choosing Rome. Because when it actually mattered, Rome ended up standing by Dean as a friend rather than showing up for Raffy in that same way. Because to him, everyone picked Dean over him. And now the one person who claims to be a "loser" for him, chose Dean over him as well.

And Raffy had every right to be angry too. From his perspective, Rome spent that time with him, took him out, let things feel normal and even good, only for it to lead to deleting the video for Dean.

That kind of emotional whiplash stings. Raffy trusted him, especially because Rome himself said he’s always been there for him, so this probably felt like a betrayal he never saw coming.

Raffy was in the wrong, but Rome’s response wasn’t perfect either. Instead of seeing it as him taking the moral high ground, it can also be seen as someone trying to correct a situation he didn’t know how to handle in the moment, even if he didn’t fully acknowledge his own part in it.

[loveisactivated]

Tim, you gotta love Pai right. Take care of him. Get your fill of him as often as you can.

[chansbabygirl]

They’re family not by blood, but by choice.

[romemok]

MY ROMANCE SCAMMER // EP12

[fandomfairyuniverse]

It’s really just about these 4. And the love they give each other. And the family they’ve built for themselves. And the fact that even if everything falls apart they have each other. The 4 of them. And that’s all that matters