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THE NEXT PRINCE EP. 5 + txt posts

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I love The Golden Girls.

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"You're going too fast! I haven't even gotten him yet, and you're already here!"

REVENGED LOVE (2025). EPISODE FOUR.

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Han Jiwon is someone who lies....frequently. It's not malicious. But it happens any time he is embarrassed, scared, or trying to convince himself of what he says.

After all, no one believes the truth.

He's already experienced the damage caused by rumors and speculation....which makes him very worried about his impact on Jeongwu and Jeongwu's career.

When he is in pain, Jiwon hides it.

But Jeongwu notices. He notices when Jiwon's not quite put together. He notices when he's uncomfortable. He notices the cuts.

Jeongwu sees him.

He sees the reasons behind the lies.

And he doesn't want Jiwon to be in pain.

He doesn't want Jiwon to feel the need to hide.

So he forces Jiwon to deal with the cuts.

Because open wounds are prone to infection.

But Jeongwu has had cuts of his own.

And now that he's letting Jiwon into his heart.

Those wounds can easily reopen.

Especially if he forgets that Jiwon is prone to lying...

and often resorts to extreme reactions.

He has to look at Jiwon...

To notice the fear, pain, and tears.

Which is very hard when you are not physically in the same space.

And are no longer side by side as a team.

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"One, two, three ..."

BALL BOY TACTICS (2025). EPISODE FIVE.

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I, more than anything else, above all things, craved your tongue.

- gentle hands, lovingonarthur

[ inspo: ★ ☆ ]

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Aaaaaahhhh por fin!!! Una de las mejores lecturas que he tenido, en versión de carne y hueso!!! Wiiiiii

Our cast Dr. Darin Dr. Say Singha nong thup, King!

More of king cause Otto looks so handsome😮‍💨

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"Still not interested in dating?"

BALL BOY TACTICS (2025). EPISODE FOUR.

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This has been a PSA.

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Historical context for Shine the series

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In 1969, Thailand was under a military government led by Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn, who was Prime Minister from 1963–1973. He is the successor of another dictator (Marshal Sarit). His regime was authoritarian, with no democratic elections, heavy censorship, royalist, conservative, and suppression of dissent.

His government has a strong alignment with the US, especially in the context of the Cold War+ the Vietnam War. Thailand allowed the US army to use Thai bases, making it a key anti-communist ally in Southeast Asia.

The political background at that time in my opinion, it's quite intense as the country was ruled by Military for decades (Marshal Plaek Phibunsongkhram 1938-1957, Sarit Thanarat 1959-1963, Thanom 1963-1973) and there's come a worldwide trend and a new waive in country - the scholars, university students and other left wing who're not happy about it. This's led to the big protest in Thai history led by university students called 14 October 1973 Uprising and 6 October 1976 Massacre to exile Marshal Thanom.

Thailand's art and music scenes were at a cultural crossroads — blending tradition with increasing Western influence due to political alliances and the Thai oversea students (like Dr. Trin) who came back home with the western education background.

Nowadays, we still pay homage to the historic events of the 14 October 1973 Uprising and the 6 October 1976 Massacre — especially at Thammasat University, where both took place. (Mile is an alumnus of the university.)* Thammasat served as the cradle of democracy during the 1973 uprising and became the site of brutal repression in 1976 — two defining moments in Thailand’s modern political history.

(*Kyuu separate note: you are an alum of an institution even if you don't graduate. Only Mile graduated but both he and Apo attended where they first met. Apo later transfered to another university where he graduated from.)

The founder of Thammasat University, Dr. Pridi Banomyong, was a professor, activist, politician, and senior statesman. He was one of the key leaders of the 1932 Siamese Revolution, which transformed Thailand from an absolute to a constitutional monarchy. A recipient of a government scholarship, he studied in France, earning a master’s degree from the University of Caen and later a doctorate in law from the University of Paris in 1927.

Another imp historic figure is Dr. Puey Ungphakorn (1916–1999), a highly respected economist and technocrat who played a significant role in supporting democracy and the student movement in modern Thai history. He earned his PhD in Economics from the London School of Economics and served as Dean of the Faculty of Economics at Thammasat University (1964 - 1972), later becoming its Rector (1975-1976). Dr. Puey firmly opposed the use of violence against student protesters leading up to the 6 October 1976 Massacre. Following the tragic event, he resigned, was falsely accused of communist sympathies, and spent the rest of his life in exile in the UK. In 2015, UNESCO recognized him for his unwavering ethical leadership and moral integrity.

((I think these two, esp. Dr. Puay might be an inspiration of Dr. Trin character))

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It wasn't sudden.

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ALIENWLW’S TOP QL DRAMAS | See Your Love (2024)

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happy re-release to the best album ever made

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This Love Doesn't Have Long Beans episode eight Garfield Pantach & Benz Atthanin as JJ & Methas

bonus:

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The forehead kiss (Part 5/?)

It is the expression of emotional closeness, the way to say 'I love you' without using the words. It is used to show that someone deeply cares about the other person, to let them feel protected, respected, loved and comforted.

First Note Of Love

We Are

Love In The Air

My School President

4 Minutes

Sangmin Dinneaw

Anti Reset

Till The World Ends

Kidnap

History 3: Make Our Days Count

My favorite bl-trope collection

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JimmyOhm as RamilPaytai The Next Prince Ep.04

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"You are the most important & precious to me, Your Royal Highness." — The Next Prince | Ep.05