ทำไมความรักที่ไม่สมหวังถึงฝังใจ | Gender Friendly EP. 23

For those still reeling from the "I'm OK // Not OK" music video, gather here! This episode invites fans of the film "Friends" to revisit the relationship between Dagakanda and Kaiyoy, and re-examine the meaning behind the characters' behavior that captivated audiences. What made their reunion after 20 years go viral on social media? Many people are rewatching the film, but their feelings may differ. While they were initially invested in the characters' decisions, they may now have more questions and doubts. This could be due to evolving experiences and increased discussions about understanding human behavior from various perspectives, leading to a changed view of the characters that once resonated with them. The reception of the music video shows that some haven't moved on from the unrequited love between the protagonist and antagonist. On the other hand, some see the details and are frustrated by the choices made by the two characters. Regardless of differing opinions, it must be acknowledged that this film has become a cherished memory for many, a part of viewers' lives who grew up alongside Dagakanda and Kaiyoy over the past two decades. But if you haven't seen the movie and music video yet, we recommend watching them on Netflix and then playing the song along to make the conversation more enjoyable and engaging. Meet Rung Warangtip Sajjathipawan, owner of the organic sanitary pad brand ‘Ira Concept’, and Pharaoh of The Common Thread. Follow ‘Gender Friendly,’ a podcast that invites friends of the opposite gender to discuss issues with differing societal views in an open and friendly atmosphere, on YouTube: Mirror Thailand. #BestFriends #Dagakanda #Kaiyoy #ImOk_NotOk #LoveAndRelationships #Pharaoh #TheCommonThread #RungIraConcept #GenderFriendly #MirrorPodcast #MirrorThailand #Movinon