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THUN and KEEN

KNOCK OUT (2025) | Episode 3

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KNOCK OUT (2025) dir. Tee Bundit

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KNOCK OUT (2025) | Episode 4

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I was not expecting these two to be a couple but I am so happy just look at them they're so sweet 🥹

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Stay with me, Keen.

KNOCK OUT THE SERIES (2025)

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Thai Drama - Knock Out (BL)

Keen (Nice Boripat Jamsat) recently graduated finds himself sinking in the huge debt left by his father after his sudden death. Constantly harassed by debt collectors, Keen was compelled to hide at Petchsak camp, a Muay Thai gym, while figuring out a way to pay off the debt he didn't incur. There, he met Than (Gunner Natsakan Chairote), a renowned boxer, the star fighter of the camp. However, no one knew why Than refused to fight anymore: he built an icy wall between himself and others. Together, they overcame obstacles by confronting the past, however, comes with an irresistible pull that will lead the pair into a path full of danger.

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ACT UP, 1990

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At this point I don't even know if I want Jun and Sorn to end up together. That was the most self-indulgent, self-pitying "apology" ever. Sorn didn't even take any accountability. He's much more concerned about how this situation has made him feel as opposed to how Jun feels. At least that's what his words say. I'm still hoping Sorn will grow up, I really want to root for him. For a guy who doesn't want to date a "kid", he is so immature.

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THE NEXT PRINCE E08 + live chakri reactions

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🥰🥰

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THE NEXT PRINCE ☆ 01.08

Then, let's be together for eternity. I will be fine as long as you're with me. I've always been with you. If there's anything I can do for you, I will. And I'll do my best to always be there for you.

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My Stubborn has done an excellent job so far of portraying that all of the men want to have sex with their people. But I particularly enjoy how that desire manifests in different ways for each of them.

Sorn's "want" emerges as unbridled, desperate need.

Jun exists. Therefore Sorn must kiss him and possess him. He's not waiting a few hours until the coast is clear before engaging. He doesn't care if it's at work or people will be over soon. He wants it, and he NEEDS it now. After all, Jun exists.

On the plus side, Sorn gets enjoyment out of Jun enjoying himself. The smiles when he realizes Jun is into it get me every time.

Jun's "want" emerges as confused curiosity.

You can practically hear Jun's mind at times. "Like bro..wtf? But...this is fun. Fine, I'll play. Wait, I'm so confused. Does it always feel like this? Are we something? I think I have feelings. I probably shouldn't. Would it feel this way with other people? Never mind. Not thinking about it for now, because this feels so damn good."

As a bonus, I love that Jun is a pretty bratty person. He does talk back to Sorn. He does shut the door in his face. He rightfully kicks him off him. So any time he "submits", it's because he has decided he wants it too. And we get to see it in subtle physical ways like a wrist rub or snuggles into Sorn's neck.

We all know the problem is going to come from Sorn having such a strong, possessive need while being an idiot about defining and clarifying their relationship. Because Jun isn't going to keep submitting if he decides it's not worth the trouble. He seems to like Sorn, but he doesn't need Sorn in the same way that Sorn needs him. He has options.

Tai's "want" emerges as willful worship.

For all their differences, Tai does hold some similarities with Sorn. He's the one initiating and he gets enjoyment by making Champ feel good. Tai may be the one with the power, and Champ may serve him at work. But in bed? Tai worships his man.

Every movement and every action is a soft adoration of the man he cherishes.

And Champ's "want" emerges as fragile hope.

Champ is a bit of a pillow princess, but it's because he's holding his breath. He's not sure he's allowed to want this. How he returns Tai's kisses shows he wants it, and his hand flexes on the couch pillow and toe curls speak of his enjoyment. But Tai is the boss and his best friend, and he isn't allowing himself to forget it. For all of the easy affection and interactions they share, his desire is delicate and fragile.

He is only allowing himself what Tai will give him. In episode 5, he forgets himself for a moment and moved his hand to grab Tai. But then he quickly relaxed it. After all, does he have a right to demand more? He's not sure.

In their scenes, it's almost like he is afraid that the spell will soon be broken and it'll all disappear. He's holding his breath in hope, because he wants it to continue. But he's afraid of what will happen if it doesn't.

And this will likely be where their problem comes from. Because when the fear of losing everything becomes too much, no amount of body worship is going to solve that problem.

For as much as they all enjoy each other's bodies, words are going to have to be said at some point. By both couples.

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My Stubborn has done an excellent job so far of portraying that all of the men want to have sex with their people. But I particularly enjoy how that desire manifests in different ways for each of them.

Sorn's "want" emerges as unbridled, desperate need.

Jun exists. Therefore Sorn must kiss him and possess him. He's not waiting a few hours until the coast is clear before engaging. He doesn't care if it's at work or people will be over soon. He wants it, and he NEEDS it now. After all, Jun exists.

On the plus side, Sorn gets enjoyment out of Jun enjoying himself. The smiles when he realizes Jun is into it get me every time.

Jun's "want" emerges as confused curiosity.

You can practically hear Jun's mind at times. "Like bro..wtf? But...this is fun. Fine, I'll play. Wait, I'm so confused. Does it always feel like this? Are we something? I think I have feelings. I probably shouldn't. Would it feel this way with other people? Never mind. Not thinking about it for now, because this feels so damn good."

As a bonus, I love that Jun is a pretty bratty person. He does talk back to Sorn. He does shut the door in his face. He rightfully kicks him off him. So any time he "submits", it's because he has decided he wants it too. And we get to see it in subtle physical ways like a wrist rub or snuggles into Sorn's neck.

We all know the problem is going to come from Sorn having such a strong, possessive need while being an idiot about defining and clarifying their relationship. Because Jun isn't going to keep submitting if he decides it's not worth the trouble. He seems to like Sorn, but he doesn't need Sorn in the same way that Sorn needs him. He has options.

Tai's "want" emerges as willful worship.

For all their differences, Tai does hold some similarities with Sorn. He's the one initiating and he gets enjoyment by making Champ feel good. Tai may be the one with the power, and Champ may serve him at work. But in bed? Tai worships his man.

Every movement and every action is a soft adoration of the man he cherishes.

And Champ's "want" emerges as fragile hope.

Champ is a bit of a pillow princess, but it's because he's holding his breath. He's not sure he's allowed to want this. How he returns Tai's kisses shows he wants it, and his hand flexes on the couch pillow and toe curls speak of his enjoyment. But Tai is the boss and his best friend, and he isn't allowing himself to forget it. For all of the easy affection and interactions they share, his desire is delicate and fragile.

He is only allowing himself what Tai will give him. In episode 5, he forgets himself for a moment and moved his hand to grab Tai. But then he quickly relaxed it. After all, does he have a right to demand more? He's not sure.

In their scenes, it's almost like he is afraid that the spell will soon be broken and it'll all disappear. He's holding his breath in hope, because he wants it to continue. But he's afraid of what will happen if it doesn't.

And this will likely be where their problem comes from. Because when the fear of losing everything becomes too much, no amount of body worship is going to solve that problem.

For as much as they all enjoy each other's bodies, words are going to have to be said at some point. By both couples.

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So you and me—are we clear now?

—MY STUBBORN · ไหนเฮียบอกไม่ชอบเด็ก · Episode 3