Flypsyde

We are here again because thousands of people don't agree with you. "omg"

How do you know HOW drunk he was? Were you there with a breathalizer? He spoke clearly and concisely in response to specific questions. Read through the comment thread. The signals given were numerous and clear.

I love the mood. So do most Chinese/Taiwanese fans. Relax.

To most viewers, international and Chinese combined, it was not rape, so relax. If you're watching a BL drama for cute/romantic, this one is about half that so you've been warned.

Believe it, baby. :D

Maybe I wouldn't what? I called it "fucking" because it wasn't rape. Pretty simple. Or are you talking about that violent, traumatic "hickey-rape?"

Is it your belief that young men are NOT horny 24/7? If so, you have no idea what you are talking about.

By what measure is sex between unrelated brothers "incest?" That is the question I should have asked. Why do you watch BLs at all, in which step-brother sexual tropes and other racy material is common?

Why have you already assumed that his suicidal ideation is not authentic as opposed to manipulative? Or perhaps he will be caught mentally in a space between wanting to do it and not wanting to do it. What if he feels both ways at the same time? Doesn't it take some of the fun out of watching the drama if you decide ahead of time what characters' motives are?

I think you're implying that men all think the same way about issues of sexual ambiguity. It's sexist as hell, of course, but you can believe what you want. I, on the other hand, am well aware there are a wide range of female perspectives on every topic under the sun.

Could you help me out with this as I've seen it in a couple of other comments? What benefit is there to Youngjie in telling his dad that he seduced his brother at all? How does the exposure of the sexual incident help the dad accept either one of their sexualities? I've been under the impression from comments that you do not believe this incident was "rape" but you occasionally call it "rape.?

"I'm procrastinating instead of doing something I need to do, and I blame you." lol Happy to assume the guilt you would otherwise have to bear yourself, my friend. :D

But the script WANTS the audience to feel uncomfortable at this point. If one is not feeling a strong emotion in one direction, then they will feel no impact when and if the script takes them in the opposite direction and they feel positive vibes. Without darkness there can be no light. Without the night there is no joy at sunrise. It's pretty basic.

There are 14 more episodes to go.

Do you even pay attention: They are STEP brothers and ten years apart in age.

It is the reaction of a man who willingly did something he now regrets. Happens millions of times every day.

People are not nearly as stupid and susceptible to suggestion as you claim. Artists are under no obligation to include only plot elements in their shows that please a narrow segment of the audience. In this case, you already know where much of the plot is headed and if you've seen the trailer for the next episode there's more on the way. You've been warned.

But what's most telling is that so many of these commenters who claim to be triggered right and left by BL tropes continue to watch BLs, even after a show has presented a plot element that supposedly deeply offends and outrages them. Overall, the BL audience loves these racy, edgy sex plot elements which is why production companies keep including them in their projects.

You don't like the material, you think it's wrong, you have been "iffy" for six episodes and you are completely "turned off" but you're going to keep watching. Sounds to me like you are enjoying this series, all told, otherwise why would you watch? We can still enjoy films and series that make us uncomfortable. The horror genre is based on making us severely uncomfortable, for instance.

You missed the main point of this comment entirely.