Huh? WDYM Barcode's first BL? Have you seen KP? Or Revamp? Wuju Bakery - well, noone seen that. :D
Mmmm. Mmmm.🤔Mmm, in KP, I take all six as ML technically, but he is written as ML in Dead Friend Forever - DFF, Happy Ending and Wuju Bakery already. Plus his part in Revamp the Undead Story is pretty significant and very surprising on the high quality level department to me, so it equals / matches main characters too.
It wasn't (that) bad, it was just low budgete and fast forwarded. I really don't see substantial difference to what f.e. GMMTV produces (but the speed and budget). In its cor they are all the same. Plus - Reset supports? Awesome! 😍🤩😻😻😻
It should have had at least 1 episode plus, so we don't have to cram disclosure, confrontation and final kiss in one episode. And up to episode 6-6 and a 1/2, i am very excited and happy abt everything. The what follows is a little lacking/rushed/not as deep as the previous parts. And I expect Enaga's perspective during the walk in th next episode or i am gonna be pissed off, because he looked so aloof and coldblooded that it annoyed me. Let's call it stage professioalism or inner inborn disinterest, but it did not sit well in my internal world for Chiaki who happens to be double, if not tripple cheated on.
idk either, i know i did not, butit was while airing, if i came to it after, i might fast forward it all, as wel i might be prone to, but if not for study purposes, i am not gonna rewatch it - as i am not most of things
hm, well, i don't; qualitatively speaking, they are approximately same level, fortunatelly they are both dealing with different stuff differently and they are all under the same umbrella of office romance - i love them both and their different approach 💕
ty 🙏 From what i heard about it i just don't like how artificialy created by certain group of people it sounds. If I for a second overlook how stupid that arrangement is, because of course it is stupid there is no question about it, then I can't help but say, especially if it was a repeated occurrence, okay - don't the girls have a mouth to say that day they cannot pose like this? And if they are said to do it anyways (ordered basically), Is it such a problem to take their things and leave from there, especially if they are not one person but a group of girls? Is that an issue? Why? Or did they (the girls) sacrifice their comfort for the sake of being famous and earn money from the company and ppl? Then that is their choice. Did they even say anything about them having it difficult to pose like that in the dresses? Anything to the photographs or to the guys? (To their agents or anyone who stands for their rights, if they have any?) Why not? Or were they more comfortable than we judge them to be? Then everything is okay, isn't it? And maybe, just maybe if it happened multiple times by now, then why do they wear dresses where it is a problem to pose in a specific way - and at the same time not say anything while they are photoshooting? So, whoever, enlighten me, please, but I see more ways than one out of what happened. But I might miss some information or perspectives. And yes, it would be nice if people around them at that moment were kind and thoughtful and had a girls' perspective in mind, however if all of them were guys, then it is very rare for guys to wear women's clothes and so it is way later for them to realize something is off. Plus they are young, most of them in their 20s.You need either lots of experience or lots of theory for it to click you should do something. On top, it is very difficult these days to do something and not be accused of something else. So I am not even surprised that even though some of them might have suspicions something is off, they would still not do or say anything (in fear a handbag would end on their heads for it). And so yes, is it the internet who makes it a big deal, or was it a big deal for the girls?
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And yes, it would be nice if people around them at that moment were kind and thoughtful and had a girls' perspective in mind, however if all of them were guys, then it is very rare for guys to wear women's clothes and so it is way later for them to realize something is off. Plus they are young, most of them in their 20s.You need either lots of experience or lots of theory for it to click you should do something. On top, it is very difficult these days to do something and not be accused of something else. So I am not even surprised that even though some of them might have suspicions something is off, they would still not do or say anything (in fear a handbag would end on their heads for it). And so yes, is it the internet who makes it a big deal, or was it a big deal for the girls?