TharnType

Type is a college student who really resents the idea of sharing a room with someone he sees as different. When the outgoing and openly gay Tharn becomes his roommate, the pair start off at odds: Type's hostility and prejudices clash with Tharn's calm confidence and playful persistence. Over time, their constant proximity forces Type to question assumptions he thought were fixed, and the relationship between them shifts in unexpected ways. The series follows their tense beginnings, gradual softening, and the awkward, intense moments that come as attraction, rivalry, and past baggage complicate everyday life, without revealing how things ultimately resolve.

TharnType premiered in 2019, directed by Pique Passawut Sukbua and created by MAME, adapting the original BL novel by MAME for television, which helped bring the popular web story to a wider audience.

The show didn't collect major international awards, but it generated strong fan recognition, with the leads frequently appearing in fan-voted polls and regional pop culture lists. Its popularity at genre events and online communities translated into visible support for the actors during awards seasons focused on fandom.

TharnType became a notable entry in the Thai BL boom, reaching international viewers through streaming and subtitled uploads. The chemistry between Suppasit Jongcheveevat and Kanawut Traipipattanapong turned into a central talking point, and the series inspired fan art, memes, and active online discussion about relationships and representation within the BL sphere.

Critics and audiences gave it generally favorable responses, reflected in a 7.7/10 rating from user votes. Viewers praised the leads' performances and the show's emotional highs, while some noted uneven plotting and melodramatic beats. Major themes include prejudice, identity, trust, and how past experiences shape behavior, presented with a mix of humor, tension, and romantic drama that appeals to fans of character-driven relationship stories.