DirtyMatcha 🌷🐰
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So it’s funny how FB fans try to control opinions that don’t match theirs. Who do you think you are? If I think Charlotte and Freen have more chemistry than your phinong, that’s my opinion. I don’t care about yours, so why are you so pressed about mine or others who see something genuine? If you’re really confident in your ship, why try to invalidate ours? You shouldn’t even care if you truly believe FB still has that spark. Or maybe, deep down, you know things between them are already awkward. Right? Here’s my gift for you. 😜😜😜
DirtyMatcha 🌷🐰42,201 views • 4 months ago
What more could a fan ask for than witnessing the person you admire being genuinely loved, respected, and valued by the people she works with? Seeing Freen connected with Valentino truly feels like one of the greatest blessings in her journey: both personally and professionally. Her first Paris Fashion Week with Valentino marked a historic moment: she attended as an exclusive guest at Alessandro Michele’s debut show for the house. Just four months later, she was officially appointed as Valentino’s Brand Ambassador, a milestone that affirmed how deeply the brand believes in her. Then, only two months after that, Freen graced the world’s most prestigious fashion event, the Met Gala, wearing a one-of-a-kind custom gown designed especially for her by Michele himself. Five months later, Freen was honored as a member of the BoF500, joining the ranks of the most influential figures in global fashion. And once again, Valentino didn’t simply dress her in any of their ready-to-wear pieces; Alessandro personally created another gown just for her. If that isn’t love, respect, and genuine appreciation from a luxury brand, I don’t know what is. The moment Freen and Alessandro shared that warm, sincere hug spoke volumes. It showed a bond built not just on partnership, but on respect and sincerity. You can see it in Freen’s confidence, her ease, her glow when she’s with Valentino because she knows she’s seen, valued, and truly belongs. To Valentino, thank you for giving Freen the kind of recognition, respect, and kindness that every fan dreams their idol would receive. I’m genuinely happy that the brand sees her the way we always have. Even if she isn’t fluent in English, the Valentino team understands her heart perfectly. In just a year, you have given her more than milestones, you’ve helped a simple Thai girl’s dreams come true. ❤️ P'freen (real) MaisonValentino_TH #MaisonValentinoSS26xFreen #srchafreen #PFW #FreenSarocha #VALENTINOGARAVANI #ValentinoFireflies #ValentinoSS26
DirtyMatcha 🌷🐰47,177 views • 9 months ago
To Mr. Victor Young Victor Young , Where do I even begin? You come across as someone professional, educated, and well-mannered—on the surface, at least. But respect? Especially toward a minority community that has been fighting for recognition for ages? That seems to have slipped through the cracks. Let me help you out here. Even the best interviewers—you know, the ones who actually care about their craft—do their homework before tackling sensitive topics. They don’t wing it with ignorance and careless phrasing. Now, about your oh-so-thoughtful question: “Why is it so popular now to ‘watch’ girls ‘make out with other girls’?” You said it as if people are tuning in to these stories like they’re surfing certain websites we all know exist but pretend not to. Let me educate you since you clearly missed the memo. It’s not about the “make-out scenes,” Victor. It’s about representation—finally seeing a love that has been ignored, dismissed, or outright vilified being shown in mainstream media. It’s about women finding a voice, a story, and a love that reflects their lives. These stories celebrate love between women just as much as society celebrates love between men and women. Do you even realize how much this community has fought to get here? How many women have struggled with discrimination, familial rejection, internalized homophobia, and identity crises, all while waiting to see themselves represented on screen? But sure, let’s reduce all that to a shallow stereotype about “hype” and “popularity.” Do you think the Thai government supported Girls Love representation or passed equal marriage laws because of a trend? Do you think Freen and Becky’s impact is just about “making out”? This is about visibility, history, and resilience. It’s about giving people a sense of belonging. And for actors, directors, and producers who endured waves of criticism just to tell these stories, the bare minimum you could offer is respect. Oh, and one more thing—you have a friend representing one of the original GL couples. Maybe take a moment to ask her why this matters instead of making poorly researched, condescending remarks. I’m not saying you need to know all the history (clearly, that’s a tall order), but you could have framed your question with some basic respect. Because, as the saying goes: Every word you utter can have ripples far beyond your immediate audience. You should really start thinking about those ripples.
DirtyMatcha 🌷🐰69,376 views • 1 year ago
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