Just curious, but what's with people's obsession with BL? I'm male so I'm not really into it but I think a lot…
Mmm, I don't think it's a weird question. I think it is a question similar to question: why women write so many times male characters. Or man female characters for that matter.
Just curious, but what's with people's obsession with BL? I'm male so I'm not really into it but I think a lot…
🤣👍Good question, but don't even begin to ask. Especially not me. You don't wanna know. You wouldn't understand. I still don't understand it myself. It might even go beyond reason. It does, actually. However for you to understand it better you might try to exchange the two males… for two females maybe? I don't really trust it's the same but I think you would be closer to understanding that… what did you refer to it like? Ah, “obsession”. Then you will be able to explain it to other people better than me... in the terms... you use.
Right? :D Like if there is a male and female lead and male and female lead, and then there is a male and male lead, what they are expecting me to expect?
I don't understand why people hate cliché series so much, but watch them anyway, and then rate them badly. Like…
Nowadays? No, that lasts for decades if not from the beginning of moviemaking. That is the reason filmmakers insert it to vast majority of film production. Alas, if they don't make an effort on more aspects (fields) of the storytelling, seeing this I start to yawn automatically. I honestly don't know why - if a person from different target group picks a wrong movie/series, or if it is more aleong the I need to heal my day-to-day frustrations on something so I pick THIS. I truly think that most of those people are quite clever and they don't hate something out of not knowing better, they do it because they knew a came for the reason that their target could not meet their expectations. In other words they don't want to judge it according to reasonable criteria, they want to hate something.
I don't understand why people hate cliché series so much, but watch them anyway, and then rate them badly. Like…
I had this experience once (actually more times, never mind) and it sufficed to me - that a series was rated like 2 points lower at the beginning and then it jumped 2 points plus - well deserved points, btw. Maybe it's got even higher, I stopped looking at it. The only the reason was that it wasn't subbed yet, and it was some kind of childish attempt to force people to sub it more quickly. Another example would be a series which is quite a standard quality but has some unusual things included, and for me it is a plus for this series. And it was really bad because it wasn't a known channel that produced it, it was new and for a long period of time it didn't have enough watchers. But surprise surprise - the reason would again be that it was overshadowed by a well-known successful novel-into-series. By the end it finally catch up with the score. And I wouldn't see it like that, the comparison thing. Even kinnporsche the series is not perfect, it has its flaws and deaf places that could be improved. The point is that in some aspects it is more brave than their (thai - for that matter) predecessors - for example showing as nudity being what it is - a nudity. Yes, the series has its charms, however… and the originaly written book - for my standards it's quite… how to put it to not be rude? Somewhere between unrealistic, ridiculous and preposterous? So what is there really to compare? The sex/bed scenes? Kissing? - Should I be doing that if I know that because of the targeted audiences and the explicit content of the series they were forced to choose actors who would play this scenes (roles?) to be nearly 10 years older than the characters they're playing? And should I be comparing these to series that are targeted to young adults that should portray rolles where emotions goes first before the bed and sex scenes? Even though the actors are quite frequently “only” 5 years younger compared to Mile&Apo? - But alas, important 5 years+. No, that won’t do. That is not comparison that is kind of subjective preferences chart.
I don't understand why people hate cliché series so much, but watch them anyway, and then rate them badly. Like…
There are more things that shouldn't be trusted on this platform. I see some problematic issues with this series but frankly it is a good concept and has a potential. I don't think that they started bad. I see it as a series that has something in itself which is inherently very good. Like for God's sake the idea is pretty good. For me so far the issue is one of the main leads. However none of this makes it 6.6 series in comparison to akin series. Yes, if you compare it to something entirely else, it might not fare well, but this is not the case and it is usually not done. I even understand that there was a tough competition with kinnporsche the series being released and cutie pie and everything else and we are kind of overdone with sweetness in the first quarter of the year, or half of it, but it will be much worse pretty soon and we won't have many things to watch after it ends. And still at least the first 4 to 6 ep will be good, very good. I can't really vote for how good or bad the ending will be, true, but that entirely different issue really. This is the reason why I don't trust this rating and I don't think it will last for very long and I have the suspicion that it is caused by something like this petty issue - like comparing it to something that is not possible to compare it with - like KP the series.
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I honestly don't know why - if a person from different target group picks a wrong movie/series, or if it is more aleong the I need to heal my day-to-day frustrations on something so I pick THIS. I truly think that most of those people are quite clever and they don't hate something out of not knowing better, they do it because they knew a came for the reason that their target could not meet their expectations. In other words they don't want to judge it according to reasonable criteria, they want to hate something.
And I wouldn't see it like that, the comparison thing. Even kinnporsche the series is not perfect, it has its flaws and deaf places that could be improved. The point is that in some aspects it is more brave than their (thai - for that matter) predecessors - for example showing as nudity being what it is - a nudity. Yes, the series has its charms, however… and the originaly written book - for my standards it's quite… how to put it to not be rude? Somewhere between unrealistic, ridiculous and preposterous? So what is there really to compare? The sex/bed scenes? Kissing? - Should I be doing that if I know that because of the targeted audiences and the explicit content of the series they were forced to choose actors who would play this scenes (roles?) to be nearly 10 years older than the characters they're playing? And should I be comparing these to series that are targeted to young adults that should portray rolles where emotions goes first before the bed and sex scenes? Even though the actors are quite frequently “only” 5 years younger compared to Mile&Apo? - But alas, important 5 years+.
No, that won’t do. That is not comparison that is kind of subjective preferences chart.
ep will be good, very good. I can't really vote for how good or bad the ending will be, true, but that entirely different issue really.
This is the reason why I don't trust this rating and I don't think it will last for very long and I have the suspicion that it is caused by something like this petty issue - like comparing it to something that is not possible to compare it with - like KP the series.