LunnaNight

yes

yes

I'll save the recommendations to watch later.

I'll save the recommendations to watch later.

I'll save the recommendations to watch later.

I'll save the recommendations to watch later.

"I think it’s the stereotype" i agree.

I forgot to watch that.

If someone asks me whether in Hollywood, Korea, or my own country to name a drama about a strong female friendship, I can’t think of any, and I think there are two reasons for this: either to appeal to a female audience, or because of the stereotype that women are always rivals, not friends.

Have you ever stopped to notice that this kind of drama whether it’s movies or TV shows never features two women? That leads me to conclude that the goal is to capture the attention of women, especially us straight women.

i agree

That's how it looks.

elton jhon e barnie taupin too

very good

“Bromance” is a term coined by fans of American TV shows and movies and has nothing to do with homophobia. Chinese BL fans adopted the term for censored C-dramas because of the Chinese government’s censorship.

In Korea, unlike Hollywood or Europe, it feels like there's kind of a divide between actors who are willing to take on gay roles usually lesser-known actorsand the bigger, more established stars who tend to avoid them. Just look at the actor from Love in the Big City. He basically disappeared after that.

yes

I agree hahahahahahahahaha

and what is the problem?

yes, i love him