Excuse me, but I aint separating from my lover for some dumb reason! Why should they separate for the sake of fans?! Its those fans that should grow up! Your comment gives me vibes that you arent into serious relationship if you can separate from your lover so easily.
Those are false equivalencies and you know it. Are there hate crimes against British people because of the stereotype…
Honey, I don't care? Have you seen me among the protestors? Have you seen me fighting for equality? Do you know me? If the answer is no to all the questions above, I guess you know what to do. I said something from MY point of view, I ain't bashing or trashing your opinion, so please, do me a favor and don't trash mine. I like stand-up and culture jokes if they are made right - example Trevor Noah and as I repeat from my POV it was fine scene. The end.
Those are false equivalencies and you know it. Are there hate crimes against British people because of the stereotype…
I named only two examples. If you want, I can name Asian examples. Yeah, discrimination is real, but since I love stand-up so much and laughed at culture jokes made by people of color....I do not consider the scene problematic for this said reason.
Whether you like it or not, it is Thai culture and Thai people have 0 problem with it. Thai dramas are in 80 percent…
It is Thai culture I did not say those words without prior research. There are countless street interviews about this topic and Thai fans and fansubbers not once explained that it IS part of the culture and no one sees this as an issue.
"Wifey and Hubby"All I know is I don't Give a Damn About This NICKNAMES In a BL drama Anymore . Their "roles In…
Whether you like it or not, it is Thai culture and Thai people have 0 problem with it. Thai dramas are in 80 percent made for Thais, not us. And since we decided to watch a drama with different culture, shouldn't we try and accept their ways?
I don't really know what to say. The for some problematic scene for me was not problematic, because such humor has been around for years and always some liked it and others didn't. How is it different from making teasing comments about British making tea or Russian drinking vodka? It's all a stereotype and honestly, I like listening to jokes about stereotypes of - for me - foreign countries.
Some might reply to me with ''you wouldn't be laughing if they made fun of your country and culture'' and here you are very wrong, since I even follow and Insta page where my fellow citizens mock our country and culture. Come onnnn who would NOT make a funny joke about having spoiled milk as a national's drink!
Thanks to this amazing movie I got to know many new things, such as doggos are really the smartest and that we gotta dial 911 and get Adachi ASAP 'cause his man got a little bit craaaaazy!
I saw many fan vids on this drama and wow it got me and since I am such a spoiler bitch can anyone simply answer me if Nano is even real? Like, there was a loooooooot of blood on her ehm.
Yes, let us all call rape victims sensitive snowflakes! *thumbs up*
Yeah, I am too old and too busy explaining you stuff an old person should know. And next time check who has conversation with whom, it can minimize unpleasant encounters.
Yes, let us all call rape victims sensitive snowflakes! *thumbs up*
PS - Sentence ''not everything in this world is about you'' is a very known sentence that is said to people who try to get into other people's conversations when they are not invited.
Yes, let us all call rape victims sensitive snowflakes! *thumbs up*
People can talk about topics or people without actually inviting the said people into the conversation. So once again was I talking TO you? No, I was talking ABOUT you. Big difference.
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Some good cultural stand up for yall > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3SIdXPtB0M&ab_channel=TrevorNoah
The for some problematic scene for me was not problematic, because such humor has been around for years and always some liked it and others didn't. How is it different from making teasing comments about British making tea or Russian drinking vodka? It's all a stereotype and honestly, I like listening to jokes about stereotypes of - for me - foreign countries.
Some might reply to me with ''you wouldn't be laughing if they made fun of your country and culture'' and here you are very wrong, since I even follow and Insta page where my fellow citizens mock our country and culture. Come onnnn who would NOT make a funny joke about having spoiled milk as a national's drink!