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rape is not romance.
The 'why not' scenario? Why not stop romanticizing rape in dramas in general? Stop airing abusive visuals to audiences as what romance looks like. Stop pairing victims of sexual assault with their abusers in relationships. That's rape culture.Likit Kammathep's sexual assault didn't drive this drama; it's what happened after. There are so many missed opportunities for a non-aggressive intimate moment in earlier episodes that could have replaced the rape. Likit Kammathep needn't have lost its core story, or its main couple in the end. But, common sense did not exist here either, and out of this entire village-missing-its-idiots. Repentance was sadly absent, and ignored too. Rape is not romance, and doesn't belong in the romance genre. Avoid.
(source; read; My Custom List "Rated One")
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Stop justifying crime
Such a bad plot , doesn't make any sense,he rapes her,he insults her ,he does everything what a real man would never do and here unlike others there is no repentance and no guilt at all and the female main lead is ok with everything which no women would never be.what are trying to show ?rape is a crime and he should be legally punished we are in times where discussions are going on for penalizing marital rapes and they are showing such things which are a very bad influence if can't give a good message atleast stop defending and justifying crimes if someone does something to a girl its solely his mistake no need to blame anyone elseWas this review helpful to you?
1 super scene:)
This was a completely average and forgettable lakorn (which, due its cast, is actually a failure).But there is a scene in 22nd minute of the 2nd episode (I had to look it up, at first I thought wrongly that the scene was in 'Sapai Glai Peun Tiang' ) where I almost pi**ed myself with laughter:D Anne totally cracked me up, climbing through that car window, LOL.
Pitty this was not consistent through the whole lakorn, it lacked enough humor or romance strongly present through all the story, for me to put it on my re-watch list.
But, I'm quite looking forward to some of Anne's lakorns I have not yet seen;)
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