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First, we have Dr. Trin trying to understand his feelings (c/o Thanwa). 😏🙂↕️
Then we have this motherf*cker (compliment) shake his whole f*cking world with his slutty (positive and negative) ways. 🙂↔️🙂↔️🙂↔️
Then the confrontation aka Trin tries to run away from the menace that is Thanwa but it was so painfully obvious it hurts 😶🌫️🫢
And then we have this mess: The Klai Rung x Sarasawadee intellectual foreplay comes to a close.
Today’s episode was one for the books.
Say My Name - Krailert x Naran
https://archiveofourown.org/works/70335691
STYLE: Multi-Chapter
CHAPTER TITLE: Losing Myself
PAIR: Krailert x Naran (Son x Euro)
RATING: Mature/Explicit
SUMMARY:
Krailert Suwannaphat was Thailand's Gentleman according to the media. Naran Pitayatorn was Thailand's Sweetheart according to fans.
To each other, they were sworn industry rivals. Acting legends, regularly sought after, fighting for scripts and the spotlight.
Away from prying eyes, they indulge in the forbidden tango of a one-night stand that quickly turns into four. It's after the fourth that Krailert decides that he's tired of running away from the feelings that had festered unconsciously for the rambunctious kitten who appeared to be allergic to commitment. Naran harbors a secret that he's fearful will entangle Krailert in something worse than just their careers being in jeopardy.
They navigate the dangerous waters that will threaten to drown them. Sink or swim.
(Actor AU)
Best believe I’ll be flooding my work chats with this in the foreseeable future.
I don’t know about y’all, but this scene felt like a homecoming to me. Seeing MileApo on screen again, watching them share such an intimate moment (one that almost made me feel like I was intruding) and witnessing the natural flow of emotion between them made me question if this was even ‘acted.’ It felt so raw, so real, and that’s why it left me completely speechless.
You see, I stand with Krailert on this. History teaches us that power (military power among others)has been used time and time again to suppress the masses. Many governments have relied on fear to control the very people they were meant to serve. I appreciate that he voiced his views so clearly to his superior (plus the other men in the room).
The problem, however, is that in the context of this series, speaking out might pose a threat to him and could even diminish his advantage. He’s in a position where he could use his power and authority for something good—great,even. That’s why I worry about what this corrupt institution might do to him. If Krailert truly wants to help the people, he needs to be far more strategic with his moves.
It might be because I am insane and delusional but I am pretty sure that these references are from what we already know about Mile and Apo. We know Mile love’s Apo’s scent & that the watermelon and dried fish/shrimp is a delicacy they both enjoy. Is this art imitating life or is this them telling us they’re quite lite Tanwa and Trin cause I don’t think my heart could take that but also yes please because I want it to happen so badly.
Anytime I have to decline something at work, this is what I will send until they all breakdown and ask me what this is, what it’s all about, and eventually watch Shine, too. I can’t be the only one going insane (at work) while thinking about TanwaTrin.
There’s an important conversation to be had here. Proximity to power, access to resources, & privilege can blind us to the struggles of those without them. It can lead us to offer solutions that feel unrealistic or unreasonable to those who don’t share those advantages. Conversely, the absence of such access can narrow how we imagine possibilities for resolving issues not because solutions don’t exist, but because even recognizing them as options is a privilege in itself.
So while violence may not always be the answer, silence risks dimming hope in ways that speaking up rarely does.
This isn’t to say that choosing self-preservation is inherently evil. But that’s a whole other conversation & one I’m definitely not awake enough to unpack tonight. I’ll try again later. 😖😗
