you know bi people exist right.....kawi is bisexual look at the tags š
Which has been such a breath of fresh air! BL has come a long way when it comes to the complexities of Human sexuality. I don't expect it to fully reflect queer media, of course, as BL occupies a specific space with a specific audience, but I have been thrilled with all the BLs that let the characters be NOT straight.
you know bi people exist right.....kawi is bisexual look at the tags š
I'm queer myself, & yes, it is good to have representation. The show hasn't yet dived into the story of Kawee realizing his bisexuality, hence my use of the quotation marks.
And I do sincerely hope that's the route it goes with Kawee, rather than "I'm not gay, I just like you!" I will be so disappointed if this show pulls that trope.
why was this the best episode? None of the shows mock lgbt stuff anymore.. so that way nothing new.. confession…
I thought the episode did a good job of communicating, in a short time, Pisaeng's inner conflicts and journey toward accepting himself. For me, that was the most interesting part of the episode.
I really enjoy this show & I know the endgame but, honestly, I don't want Pisaeng & Kawee to get together. The show did a good job this episode of depicting Pisaeng's journey to coming to terms with his sexuality, & I would love to see Pisaeng in a relationship with another gay man.
In many ways, that the show is about a "straight" guy getting together with a gay man does a disservice to the layers of story & character we're getting with Pisaeng. Let Kawee get with Pear, & let Pisaeng find someone else. Someone like Max: supportive, frank, &, you know, gay.
"Make the baby stay put!" had me on the ground. I had to rewind it twice then finally just pause it until I could stop laughing. & Ben's delivery of that line was one of his best in the series. Seriously, Ben made me a fan-for-life with that line reading alone.
Iām not saying I am the president of Souta hate club, but I will shit on him for being so dumb, ignorant, inconsiderate…
I kept giving him the benefit of the doubt because it seems he's grappling with a sexual awakening at a relatively "late" stage of development, & it doesn't seem like he's had many (if any) hetero romances (& if he did, obviously not successful ones), so I can see how all of that contributes to his being denser than a supermassive blackhole.
But then Liu Hao Shan gave him a reality check, Komachi Shimizu slapped a wake-up call into him, Miki Mahiro spoke his piece, honestly confessed his feelings & his intentions, & Ichijo Sota just...sat there. Just.. sat there, & let Mahiro walk out the door without a word.
I could hear the collective face-palm of Sota's Grandmother & all her ancestors.
After what he said to Patis last week šI'd be saying that was the death blow to that relationship and could…
Agreed! I expected this episode to be them finally finding the courage to set themselves free. The whole time I was watching that dinner scene, I kept wondering if I'd completely misremembered the previous episode. I know it's hard to give up on a lengthy-ish relationship, especially when your lives are intertwined, but good grief. They didn't even look convinced going home was a good idea.
I was actually relieved by Patis's actions at the end of the episode. Whatever speeds this decaying corpse of a relationship faster to its grave is a-ok by me. Although I realize the show may try to reconcile them in the end which, all right, but its got to break completely before they can kintsugi it back together.
Call me crazy but he could have that with Pawin if what's her face would get the hell on somewhere. I think he…
I am not a Pawin fan. I don't find him "sassy" or endearing, & his antics don't amuse me. He's as immature, self-centered, & bitchy as Mintra, he just looks better while doing it because he's the male rival of a female in a BL. And while he certainly treats Korn better than does Mintra (though that is a bar so low it's subterranean), his petty personality traits when Korn isn't around to see are distasteful.
Long-term, I just think Korn is better off without either of them. While I'm at it, I don't care for Korn much either but he's the least unlikeable of that triangle, so I'm mostly rooting for him.
I detest both Pawin & Mintra, & just want Korn to get out of that toxic house, work on being less of an easily-manipulated idiot, get to know himself, realize his dreams, & maybe find a sane partner w/ whom to pursue a healthy relationship.
Thana & Patis just need to call it quits. Their relationship seems to have come to a natural end, as many relationships do. They aren't on the same page or the same path, & they're just hurting themselves & each other.
And I do sincerely hope that's the route it goes with Kawee, rather than "I'm not gay, I just like you!" I will be so disappointed if this show pulls that trope.
In many ways, that the show is about a "straight" guy getting together with a gay man does a disservice to the layers of story & character we're getting with Pisaeng. Let Kawee get with Pear, & let Pisaeng find someone else. Someone like Max: supportive, frank, &, you know, gay.
But then Liu Hao Shan gave him a reality check, Komachi Shimizu slapped a wake-up call into him, Miki Mahiro spoke his piece, honestly confessed his feelings & his intentions, & Ichijo Sota just...sat there. Just.. sat there, & let Mahiro walk out the door without a word.
I could hear the collective face-palm of Sota's Grandmother & all her ancestors.
I was actually relieved by Patis's actions at the end of the episode. Whatever speeds this decaying corpse of a relationship faster to its grave is a-ok by me. Although I realize the show may try to reconcile them in the end which, all right, but its got to break completely before they can kintsugi it back together.
Long-term, I just think Korn is better off without either of them. While I'm at it, I don't care for Korn much either but he's the least unlikeable of that triangle, so I'm mostly rooting for him.