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As a Myanmar person, I would like to express my thoughts regarding Scarlet Heart Thailand.

First of all, I appreciate the hard work and dedication of the cast and production team. I understand that this is a fictional drama created for entertainment, and I respect the creativity involved in bringing historical settings and beautiful costumes to life.

However, I believe that cultural inspiration should always come with respect and proper acknowledgment. Myanmar has a rich cultural heritage, including traditional clothing, art, and historical customs that have been preserved for generations. If these elements have inspired the costumes and artistic designs in the series, I sincerely hope that their origins will be clearly and respectfully acknowledged.

I understand that Lanna and Myanmar share historical and cultural connections, and I appreciate the opportunity to see these beautiful cultural influences represented on screen. My intention is not to criticize Thailand, attack the actors, or oppose cultural exchange. Rather, I hope that every culture contributing to the creation of this drama will receive the recognition and respect it deserves.

Cultural appreciation can bring people closer together when it is based on understanding, honesty, and mutual respect. Acknowledging the origins of cultural elements does not diminish the beauty of a drama. Instead, it makes the production more meaningful and helps audiences learn about the history and traditions of different cultures.

As a Myanmar fan, I sincerely hope GMMTV will take these concerns into consideration and provide clear cultural acknowledgments where appropriate.

I wish the cast and production team continued success, and I hope this situation can become an opportunity for greater cultural understanding and respect between Myanmar and Thailand.

As Myanmar fans, we are not satisfied with GMMTV’s statement regarding Scarlet Heart Thailand. This is not about hatred toward Thailand or Thai people. We are speaking out because we care about our cultural heritage and are disappointed that our concerns about the use of Myanmar cultural elements without clear acknowledgment or permission remain unanswered.

We cannot accept the explanation that Ullavee is a fictional city as a sufficient response to our concerns. A fictional setting does not erase the cultural origins of the traditions, costumes, and artistic elements used in its creation. We want clear acknowledgment of Myanmar’s cultural contributions and proper credit for their origins.

We are also deeply disappointed by the way the Shwe Mee Khut dance was portrayed as entertainment for princes and princesses. The Shwe Mee Khut dance is a traditional Rakhine dance associated with paying homage to the Buddha. Its cultural and religious significance deserves to be understood and represented respectfully, not reduced to a form of royal entertainment.

We are not asking GMMTV to disrespect any culture. We are asking you to show the same respect to Myanmar’s cultural heritage that you expect others to show to yours. We want a clear explanation, proper cultural acknowledgment and credit, and a sincere response to the specific concerns raised by Myanmar people.

This is not hatred. This is about respect, recognition, and cultural responsibility.

Please listen to Myanmar fans. Our cultural heritage deserves to be acknowledged, not overlooked.

This real Myanmar transitional culture

The allegations were false and I think that he should get put back on the show because he makes the show better and he was the only reason why I watched it in 2022

First of all, Xavier deserves to be back in Wednesday Season 3 both as a character and for his career because he is the only one who truly understands and respects Wednesday. Unlike Tyler, who gave her a rose expecting something more than friendship and forced feelings she didn’t want, Xavier gave her a phone, saying he wouldn’t expect a call and would settle for a text. He always honors her boundaries and gets her nature. Even in Season 2, when the school drew her as “the hero” and she burned it because it wasn’t her, Xavier’s drawing didn’t trigger her; it reflected who she actually is, showing he truly sees her. On top of that, Percy was written out because of false accusations, proven to be lies, yet his character was removed unfairly. Bringing him back isn’t just about justice it’s about restoring a character who matches Wednesday’s personality, emotional depth, and intellect. Season 3 needs Xavier back, both to honor the truth of his career and to provide the only meaningful connection Wednesday actually has.