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The way I would’ve folded for this man immediately
😭WHAT IN THE WORLD!!?!?!?!? THEY ARE IRRESISTIBLY CUTE
AHHHHH! I LOVE IT!!! What do you mean love in the air is finished! 😣 my heart! What am i supposed to do now! Their are so cute! My heart melts for them. 😭 they make me so happy!! Im going to cry!!! I adore both of them so much!!! 🥺 💝
Damn believe me when I say
I ugly cried to this
"Show me places where the others gave you scars"
🥺❤️👉🏻👈🏻
LMAO!!! 😂😂😂
Sometime in near future:
Angry Sky storming through the door: Rain! What the hell did you tell P'Pai! Why is he sitting at home in the corner like an abandoned sad puppy not talking to me?
Rain (😨): I... I accidentally said that I was not able to get out of bed today because of P'Payu and P'Pai asked if you have ever boasted about him.
(Squeaking) And I said no.
Sky throwing his hands in the air: SWEAR TO GOD RAIN! DO YOU KNOW WHAT I HAVE TO DO NOW? I HAVE TO FU*K THE DAYLIGHT AND MOONLIGHT OUT OF HIM TO PACIFY HIM.
(Rushing out the door) LORD HELP ME, ONE OF THESE DAYS I AM GONNA SEW YOUR MOUTH SHUT RAIN!
Saifah sipping cola in the corner: These rascals.
boss: if peat told you to jump off a bridge would y- fort: yes
UMMMM 😳😳😳😳 THE INTRO IS NOT OUT YET AND WE ARE GETTING THESE 🫠🫠
So umm Peat that Forehead kiss 🤭 was that "you" using the Shooting card 😂 MARRIED BEHAVIOR Y'ALLLL
Primary colors
Blue,
The color of my name,
My favorite color,
The color of quiet
And sadness.
Red,
The color that haunts me,
The color triggered by the word
"Love."
As "love"
Turned from the red
Of my scars and screams
To red
Of his racing jacket
And his motorbike.
Maybe red isn't so bad…
Yellow,
The petals from
The sunflowers he sent me,
I understand now why
Yellow is said to be the color of happiness.
New Fic alert 😁🫣
This story has been in the making since March 16th 2023 and it's going to be an year. Now you would be think how on earth can a fic that's less than 2k take a year 🫣🫣 well so many things happened since then, I lost the entire motivation to work on this and I was not in a place to give this fic life yet and last week while having a conversation with my partner in crime - My Blu - I finally had the courage to restart it all over again 🥺. Now it was not any motivational conversation or anything we were just goofing around as usual but it reminded me of how lucky I was to have her in my life even when I thought I was a terrible friend she stuck by my side like a glue and never left me and for that I will be forever grateful, My love. This story wouldn't be what it is without you. 😘😘💙🫂 @mbjw
Prapaisky + Song Lyrics
(regardless of all the drama thats been happening I hope this brings a smile to your face 🥰)
Love Sea the Series: Trailer (Tongrak's Love Story with the Island and it's 'Ocean')
You know me, I'm back with another analysis. This time in response to the Love Sea trailer. As I was writing this, it led me to frame our two central characters' differing outlooks as follows. Let me explain.
Tongrak 'We're not a work of fiction, fairytales don't exist' Mahasamut 'We're not a work of fiction, life doesn't follow a script'
STRONGER THAN FICTION
"Didn't I tell you, I don't believe in love. I don't believe. It's not even real to me. Between us, there's nothing more than sex." What seems to fundamentally scare Tongrak is the very idea of love itself. A belief that prevents him from accepting that anyone could love him, or that he has the capacity to love anyone in return. Because love is a construct. A fantasy. A work of fiction. Love to Tongrak is just a fairytale, it's not rooted in reality. The passages of love in his novels could never truly imitate life.
So understandably he begins to feel shaken when his relationship with Mahasamut challenges everything he thought to be true. That what he's experiencing is in fact inspiring his writing. Because it surpasses fiction.
"Everything is up to you to decide. You can pay me as much as you want. But what you can't decide on paper, is that you can't make me stop loving you. You have no right to do that." Mut seems to insinuate that as an author, Tongrak is used to controlling the narrative. This is where he feels most safe, until Mut came along and threw that into jeopardy. Here, Mut seems to declare that he isn't just some character in Tongrak's story. Nor are his feelings. He has agency. Their feelings for one another aren't just lines on paper. Real life does not operate in this way, it veers off script. That's the beauty of living. Mut's life is one dictated by the elements. One that teaches you to be resilient, to take what life throws at you by embracing the curveballs. And love is no different.
A TRANSACTIONAL AGREEMENT
Tongrak offers to pay Mut initially as a means to get him off his back. "How much do I have to pay you, to stop you bugging me?" This is then used increasingly as 'a convenient excuse' that escalates as the plot ensues. I predict that Tongrak continues the guise of paying Mut as a pretence to spend time with him.
By doing so, Tongrak is creating a false of security that is twofold. One, that he's able to keep Mut by his side as long as he pays him. Two, convincing himself that Mut's motivations are driven by financial benefit. Framing this as a transactional relationship means Tongrak doesn't have to face what is developing beneath the surface. This also instils an illusion that he can procure the outcome he wants, which is to keep Mut by his side.
As Tongrak's feelings grow, this becomes an even flimsier front. "How much do I have to pay, if I want to take you to Bangkok with me?" You can hear how desperate he sounds. Whether it's a matter of pride or otherwise, Tongrak seems inclined to attach his request to an incentive. He may be too afraid to confront the possibility that Mut could willingly leave his life behind for him - because that would be out of love and not monetary gain. So Tongrak gives Mut a reason to do so. A reason he deems fit. One he can live with. I think Mut can see through this too, and plays into the whole charade, but ultimately all Tongrak would have to do is ask. "I'm willing to be your dog." (Just say the word).
"If someone who is not highly educated like me understands, between the two of us, there is nothing more than an agreement, right?" Even if Mut is very emotionally mature, and plays along to make things easier for Tongrak to swallow - Tongrak is still trying to deny feelings they share which have long gone past just an 'agreement'. (You do feel something for me though, right? This is just smoke and mirrors but you do care about me, right?)
THE FEAR OF DEPENDENCE
In the latter segments, Tongrak displays evident dependence on Mut. It's as if Mut's aid in his survival on the island has now imprinted on his life as a whole. Tongrak gradually embraces the guide that Mut is, to lead him on an adventure with no particular destination. There's every possibility that this is what Tongrak was afraid of. Of relinquishing control. Perhaps hesitant to do so in the hands of someone younger, more boisterous and seemingly carefree. Someone he wrote off as a "dumb kid" with little substance.
The diving scene could very well be a metaphor for this. Tongrak agrees to do something that requires trust in Mut's expertise, by putting his own safety in Mut's hands. And when he does run into trouble, Mut is there to literally bring him back to life. He begins to recognise that Mut is a man of responsibility, someone he can rely on.
There have been hints that Mahasamut is also going through his own battle with loneliness or isolation. Fort says "and now Tongrak is by your side, you are not alone." MAME also comments that "Mut is the guy who is as strong as a castle. The wind and waves can't hurt him. But Fort proved that a strong man can cry." I think that as Tongrak starts to realise how much comfort and reassurance Mut provides him with, he'll want to return the favour. How can he also be that emotional support for Mut to lean on?
What we're about to see is not just Tongrak's love story with Mahasamut, or 'an island', but a whole other life he may have never lived, had they never met. Mut's interception into his life is rewriting the narrative he had consciously or unconsciously dictated himself to follow.
Note: As with any of my metas, I am basing my interpretations on what I have seen alone. I haven't heard any spoilers from the novel.
Please don't get flagged please don't get flagged 🙏🙏🙏 pleaseeeee
(I am OKAYYY I am definitely not insane about this ! I definitely havent watched it a infinite amount of timesss like a totallyyy normal person)
Fiction.
"We are not fiction,
Fairytales don't exist"
We are not fiction,
We don't get a
Happily ever after,
Just because we
Want it.
I can't
Be loved unconditionally
Just because i want to be,
For we both know
That that type of love doesn't exist.
Likewise,
You can not
Wish to love me
For we both know
That we are not meant to be.
...
We are not fiction,
There are no rules
Of what can and
Cant be.
There is no
Rule saying that
You can't be
Loved unconditionally.
And that I cannot love you,
Just because you don't
Believe that you are deserving of so.
"We are not fiction,
Life doesn't follow a script"
Love Sea the Series: Trailer (Tongrak's Love Story with the Island and it's 'Ocean')
You know me, I'm back with another analysis. This time in response to the Love Sea trailer. As I was writing this, it led me to frame our two central characters' differing outlooks as follows. Let me explain.
Tongrak 'We're not a work of fiction, fairytales don't exist' Mahasamut 'We're not a work of fiction, life doesn't follow a script'
STRONGER THAN FICTION
"Didn't I tell you, I don't believe in love. I don't believe. It's not even real to me. Between us, there's nothing more than sex." What seems to fundamentally scare Tongrak is the very idea of love itself. A belief that prevents him from accepting that anyone could love him, or that he has the capacity to love anyone in return. Because love is a construct. A fantasy. A work of fiction. Love to Tongrak is just a fairytale, it's not rooted in reality. The passages of love in his novels could never truly imitate life.
So understandably he begins to feel shaken when his relationship with Mahasamut challenges everything he thought to be true. That what he's experiencing is in fact inspiring his writing. Because it surpasses fiction.
"Everything is up to you to decide. You can pay me as much as you want. But what you can't decide on paper, is that you can't make me stop loving you. You have no right to do that." Mut seems to insinuate that as an author, Tongrak is used to controlling the narrative. This is where he feels most safe, until Mut came along and threw that into jeopardy. Here, Mut seems to declare that he isn't just some character in Tongrak's story. Nor are his feelings. He has agency. Their feelings for one another aren't just lines on paper. Real life does not operate in this way, it veers off script. That's the beauty of living. Mut's life is one dictated by the elements. One that teaches you to be resilient, to take what life throws at you by embracing the curveballs. And love is no different.
A TRANSACTIONAL AGREEMENT
Tongrak offers to pay Mut initially as a means to get him off his back. "How much do I have to pay you, to stop you bugging me?" This is then used increasingly as 'a convenient excuse' that escalates as the plot ensues. I predict that Tongrak continues the guise of paying Mut as a pretence to spend time with him.
By doing so, Tongrak is creating a false of security that is twofold. One, that he's able to keep Mut by his side as long as he pays him. Two, convincing himself that Mut's motivations are driven by financial benefit. Framing this as a transactional relationship means Tongrak doesn't have to face what is developing beneath the surface. This also instils an illusion that he can procure the outcome he wants, which is to keep Mut by his side.
As Tongrak's feelings grow, this becomes an even flimsier front. "How much do I have to pay, if I want to take you to Bangkok with me?" You can hear how desperate he sounds. Whether it's a matter of pride or otherwise, Tongrak seems inclined to attach his request to an incentive. He may be too afraid to confront the possibility that Mut could willingly leave his life behind for him - because that would be out of love and not monetary gain. So Tongrak gives Mut a reason to do so. A reason he deems fit. One he can live with. I think Mut can see through this too, and plays into the whole charade, but ultimately all Tongrak would have to do is ask. "I'm willing to be your dog." (Just say the word).
"If someone who is not highly educated like me understands, between the two of us, there is nothing more than an agreement, right?" Even if Mut is very emotionally mature, and plays along to make things easier for Tongrak to swallow - Tongrak is still trying to deny feelings they share which have long gone past just an 'agreement'. (You do feel something for me though, right? This is just smoke and mirrors but you do care about me, right?)
THE FEAR OF DEPENDENCE
In the latter segments, Tongrak displays evident dependence on Mut. It's as if Mut's aid in his survival on the island has now imprinted on his life as a whole. Tongrak gradually embraces the guide that Mut is, to lead him on an adventure with no particular destination. There's every possibility that this is what Tongrak was afraid of. Of relinquishing control. Perhaps hesitant to do so in the hands of someone younger, more boisterous and seemingly carefree. Someone he wrote off as a "dumb kid" with little substance.
The diving scene could very well be a metaphor for this. Tongrak agrees to do something that requires trust in Mut's expertise, by putting his own safety in Mut's hands. And when he does run into trouble, Mut is there to literally bring him back to life. He begins to recognise that Mut is a man of responsibility, someone he can rely on.
There have been hints that Mahasamut is also going through his own battle with loneliness or isolation. Fort says "and now Tongrak is by your side, you are not alone." MAME also comments that "Mut is the guy who is as strong as a castle. The wind and waves can't hurt him. But Fort proved that a strong man can cry." I think that as Tongrak starts to realise how much comfort and reassurance Mut provides him, he'll want to return the favour. How can he be that same emotional support for Mut to lean on?
What we're about to see is not just Tongrak's love story with Mahasamut, or 'an island', but a whole other life he may have never lived, had they never met. Mut's interception into his life is rewriting the narrative he had consciously or unconsciously dictated for himself.
Note: As with any of my metas, I am basing my interpretations on what I have seen alone. I haven't heard any spoilers from the novel.
It's no joke when we say "The Lita Brainrot" is real like I swear no other show has come close to making me as obsessed as this ONE series ! Paisky has ruined me for GOOD. Their story was perfect despite all it's flaws infact I think it was these flaws that made it perfect for me ! Ofcourse I have watched other shows but NONE has captured my heart the way this show has ! 🥹🥹 I have lost count of how many times I have rewatched this show. Countless edits I have made for them and I still want to make more. 🥹🥹😍 I can talk about Pai and Sky forever 😭😭😭 Their magic was one of a kind and to know that this was Fortpeat's first series together makes me all the more emotional and now we are getting their 2nd series in like 10 days and Iam so excited to feel their magic on screen after 2 freaking years 🥹🥹😭😭
i think my fav part of the special episode is just how whipped prapai is for sky. he’s such a little puppy following the love of his life around.
us: great fanservice fort, wow you really know how to do it!!
fort: what's fanservice???
Just ridiculous if u ask me?????!!!
