If you've ever dreamed of your rapist bringing you toast, do I have a drama for you!

[dangermousie]

Instead of watching various kdramas I am currently following or continuing with Joi Rak (which I continue to adore - it makes me think of a kdrama melodrama circa 2001), do you know what I spent my morning and afternoon doing?

If you guessed "watching Sawan Biang", you'll be right.

Just as with Defendant of Love, I can't claim I didn't know what

Comments

[littledelusion]

My favorite comments are when idiots say things like "I'd let him rape me" and then all the indignant, sane people go batshit on them. It's beautiful.

And lol, I don't know what to think about Thai dramas. My aunt actually lives next door to some Thai film star...I need to wikipedia him.

[dangermousie]

Oh, yes, I've seen the "he can rape me any time" comments. Ugh.

[myrna_nora]

I have no plans of watching one of these lakorn -rape to love- dramas, but reading about it is certainly hilarious and shocking (what are these Thai people thinking?!). Thanks for sharing.

[dangermousie]

I am glad to take one for the team :)

[ambergold]

LOLOL ridiculous.

[dangermousie]

Theirs is true love, heathen!

[anonymous]

Sorry but SB is on of worst lakorns in my view because of the hero's character. I have never ever felt for him. Guys tried haaaaard to make me buy this "reason" thing about him and I have never finished it. Compared to JLR I like better the latter.

[dangermousie]

I like this better probably because I skipped all the mistreatment scenes, plus heroine made him work for it.

[anonymous]

But that's true "R" scene...JLR and any other shows would have been better without this kind of scene. I hope children don't watch that.

[dangermousie]

Yup