I'm not responsible for how I look whilst watching this series. I have some sort of permanent smile on my face😁. They're so ducking adorable. Urgghhhh...
Oh no I'm about to correct you, sorry. But the show isn't based on the novel thank god. The novel was written…
Yeah, you're right. The novel is based on the show but the show is still airing and I really don't want to know what's in the novel when the show is still on. That's all I'm saying. Plus, ive encountered this situation several times. My comment here isn't referring to just The Heart Killers. It's referring to every show they've spoiled for me with unwanted spoilers.
People don't understand the meaning of a CAMPY series. They should google it.
Don't you come for my "Cinderella and the four knights"😂😂 but yeah, if this show was like that, they'll still complain that it's not realistic and that it's just a fantasy made for straight girls 😂
So, Bison was drugged by Kant but then Bison also drugged other people😂😂. Bruh....this is what we call "it's complicated". What a fucking mess these boys are!
In all honesty, those comments caught me off guard.. I feel people are watching a different show if all they see…
Now, bitching about the sex scenes and calling people horny is what pisses me off. Calling it porn is driving me mad.//
This! Someone commented on my post about THK today saying "oh, is it just me? Feels like shows nowadays don't concentrate on the plot anymore. Only sex". I said, "well, sex is part of the plot. The problem is you looking for what to complain about. I don't understand the need to separate the sex from the storyline when sex is part of the storyline in the first place, and not a separate entity, hence there's no deviation from the story just based on NC".
There's one right above this comment of yours.It always baffles me how people ignore the story and every non-sex…
This!!! This is why I call it hypocrisy. When there is no intimacy, they complain. When there is intimacy, they complain claiming the show lacks plot. Damned if you, damned if you don't!
Goooood morning, krub! I was eagerly waiting for the "iT's p0rN" comments, I wasn't disappointed. 😁
There's one right above this comment of yours. It always baffles me how people ignore the story and every non-sex scenes to focus on the sex scenes and then complain about the sex scenes. Funny, such people won't even watch a show without any NC. Hypocrites!
the ppl that read the novel are here to show off that 1. they are hard core fans of the story and they did research…
But no one is asking for your correction when you give unsolicited spoilers. I didn't ask you to, so, take your spoilers and whatever you know away as it is not needed. We don't have to read a novel to watch a show.
they are hard core fans of the story and they did research before watching the series unlike everyone else// Really? Is that why people go about spoiling others who didn't ask them? What a joke!!! Keep your research to yourself.
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Plus, ive encountered this situation several times. My comment here isn't referring to just The Heart Killers. It's referring to every show they've spoiled for me with unwanted spoilers.
This! Someone commented on my post about THK today saying "oh, is it just me? Feels like shows nowadays don't concentrate on the plot anymore. Only sex".
I said, "well, sex is part of the plot. The problem is you looking for what to complain about. I don't understand the need to separate the sex from the storyline when sex is part of the storyline in the first place, and not a separate entity, hence there's no deviation from the story just based on NC".
People make me speechless.
It always baffles me how people ignore the story and every non-sex scenes to focus on the sex scenes and then complain about the sex scenes.
Funny, such people won't even watch a show without any NC. Hypocrites!
they are hard core fans of the story and they did research before watching the series unlike everyone else//
Really? Is that why people go about spoiling others who didn't ask them? What a joke!!! Keep your research to yourself.