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Soooo, guess who started another Thai drama? Here's how it's going for me. 😄

I started Not Me two days ago... I'm on Episode 3 Part 2/4 and I can't OMG 🤣 I am HERE for this plot!

If White gets caught, it's all over!🫣

I like Todd; he's chill. Whenever he's on screen, I'm just like: “hi Tod. (Hot Tod) I kinda suspect you but hello still. ”

Yok's mom being disabled and wanting to work hit me in the FEELINGS 😭 cause ‘sh*t, I've felt that!’

The music pausing and playing during the fight with Sean is hilarious. White was literally just socked in the face, falls back, gets caught by Sean and lowered down... and the music kicks back in! 😂 Wtf, it's so great 🤣

The dad gets on my nerves 😤😮‍💨 10 (Actually 15) YEARS of ignoring one of your kids WTF!

Here's an Update:

Sean and White's heart-to-heart is a sweet scene. Then Sean ties him up...okay then 🤔

Tod teasing White after the tie up is funny. Also, “hi Tod.”

Yok is BOLD omg. The art/drawing with Dan is very pretty though. It was giving Titanic vibes.

The music is amazing 😍 That intro goes hard. And the song choices for certain scenes are bops that I will be looking up later

OOooH some of my theories were right! Oh sh#t 🧐😲 I can't WHOO! 🫢🫣

Black and White's conscious reunion is so heartwarmingly sad. That smack caught me off guard lol😲Ain't seen each other in years and it's right after a fight 😞

Update Update: I finished it and it's great. The drama was thrilling and sad and fun. So good imo💜😭😍

The fight scenes are great. Love this series 😍

Black is savage 😲😭🫣 I'm here for this!

Namo and Eugene are great and I love them. Great sensible characters💜

I really called Tod “you Harry Osborn b*tch” lol 😂

The ending slowed down for me but it's still really good 😊

Gram spitting in Dan's face was ✨ immaculate ✨ As soon as I thought ‘what if he spits at him?’ and then it happened! I had to replay that! 😂

Sean confronting Tawi in the bathroom was so good. Very chilling 😶

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onism; the frustration of being stuck in just one body, that inhabits only one place at a time, which is like standing in front of the departures screen at an airport, flickering over with strange place names like other people’s passwords, each representing one more thing you’ll never get to see before you die—and all because, as the arrow on the map helpfully points out, you are here.