Teach Me, Touch Me

Kanthi is thirty-four, wealthy and used to being the one who decides how an evening goes. Gear is a fourth-year university student who walks into the VIP room of an upscale club and asks Kanthi to guide him through something he wants to learn. Kanthi refuses. The series begins with that no, and the rest of the story is built on the question of what happens to a refusal when the younger man does not accept it as final.

The gap between them is practical as well as emotional. Kanthi has money, a settled routine and a reputation to protect. Gear has a degree to finish and a future that is still open. The episodes follow how Gear keeps returning, how Kanthi's resistance changes shape, and how the people around them react once the two are seen together. The story keeps its focus on the relationship that grows out of the refusal rather than on the club where it started.

Chalarm Siam Pipatcharoenwong plays Kanthi and James Pongsapak Rachaporn plays Gear. The supporting cast includes Ratchanon Kanpiang as Nu, Chaloemdet Thammawut as Jay, Thitipong Sangngey as Big Boss, Wasuthorn Chaijindar as Chin, Samitpong Sakulpongchai as Kim, Sarach Pichitpreecha as Sand, Bom Thunpisit Larpsumritphon as Bank, Teepor Krit Srisukwattananan as Pond and Natavish Ngamchawiwatthanasakul as Zee. Tanwarin Sukkhapisit is credited as director, and the story adapts a web novel by Wara. The Thai title is สัมผัสกันต์ธีร์.