Don’t feel sorry for posting about Fortpeat, it’s OUR time❤️ I’m happy to follow you!

Hi anon thank you for that! I just dont wanna seem overly annoying 😭😭😭 when I'm just so happy to have them back, but it is our time after a 1 year from lita we have love sea and I'm just still reeling from it all lol

More filming happening!! It seems chef invites plawan to his house to try dishes😗

They look so good today😮‍💨

THIS ONE!!!! When it sticks to him 😔😞

Ohh no scrubs and love sea!!! 😫😮‍💨

Someone asked Peat to choose between prapai and mahasamut and fort, and he chose Fort cause sky has pai, and tongrak has mut 🥺

Some love sea tiktoks coming lol so sorry if it's annoying

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Fort Thitipong as Mahasamut Love Sea, ep. 1

LOVE SEA | ep 1

More Q9 content is being done today😗👀

Honestly there is no more excuses left to defend him anymore.

I have been thinking about @bengiyo's point about the way the set up of Love Sea allows Fort and Peat to play with their established dynamic, and wanted to expand on why I liked it so much. I already tossed off a facetious post about this while watching the other day, but let me be clear: I am so serious about the class disparity in this show and how it shifts the power dynamics behind the typical MAME pursuer behavior.

Mahasamut is a working class man who has been hired by a mutual friend to watch over Tongrak--providing him with transportation, housing, entertainment, and whatever else Rak wants. He is doing a job, and that knowledge is explicit between them. Most people would be kind to someone who is providing a service as a guide and caretaker, but from the moment he arrives, Rak treats Mut with disdain, as Ben details in his post. Rak is a prick who looks down on the place he is staying and the people in it. He assumes Mut can't understand him and makes rude and disrespectful comments right in front of his face. He assumes he can get anything he wants from Mut by throwing piddling sums of money at him. He assumes he can use Mut for sex. And so Mut plays the part Rak has assigned him.

Every instance of Mut being sarcastic or antagonistic toward Rak in this first episode is a direct response to how Rak is treating him. Rak assumes he can't communicate with him, so Mut continues speaking in a Southern dialect. Rak assumes he can buy him, so Mut teases him about stuff he can pay him for. Rak assumes Mut wants to have sex with him and he can use that to control him, so Mut fully puts on a "dumb local" performance and pretends to be amazed at his pale and hairless body (and yes, he also invokes colorism in that act, which I do not think was at all accidental, it's part of the point). Every moment of this is informed by their class disparity, the way Rak looks down on him for it, and the way Mut refuses to bow to that.

As all of this is going on, Mut is also genuinely taking care of Rak and doing the job he has been paid to do. And the incident on the boat was not an intentional instance of messing with Rak--he just went to get some clams and had no way to know that Rak would panic like that. As soon as he saw Rak was genuinely upset, he dropped the antagonism and comforted him, even apologizing for scaring him. Mut has good intentions and is doing what he has been asked to do while also not allowing an arrogant rich man to treat him like dirt. Rak is the person holding the true power in this pairing, and he need only treat Mut like a human being to get the same in return.

Let me just add as a final note that this is not the first time MAME has added a new layer to this antagonistic pursuer dynamic she tends to prefer in her romances. Wedding Plan was all about taking that dynamic and motivating it by a genuine queer experience, and I am glad to see her stories continuing to evolve.

Love Sea Episode 1-2 | Tongrak's 'Come Hither' Eyes

behind the sea I ep. 1

same scene, different font.

another poster! yellow and green do be my favorite colors ngl 👀