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Thanks, guys.

Fuaiz got to shine a bit more in the last two episodes. The Sunny/Bank role was pretty limited until that last bit, which seemed a shame for the actor. Pu was also a bit of fun in the tail. The only bit that didn’t work for me was Jay’s wrist stunt with the knife. That felt out of character. He is such a rational, measured person. A psychotic move like that just didn’t ring true at all. I haven’t finished the book, but am I right in thinking that piece of idiot melodrama came from the source?

WARNING : This is a distinctly adult comment.

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Is it just me or were we all hissing and saying “oooh, brutal. That’s harsh…oh, thank goodnesss, he’s not in…oh dude! no!…ow, that’ll leave a mark 🥴”

Rollercoaster of butthurt…lube is a thing.

It’s nice to see a gay NC scene where the catcher isn’t feminised all to hell, though. I’m over the gendering of sex in gay romances to make it nice and hetero-friendly. I know a huge chunk of the audience is straight women, but we need to normalise the basic, practical realities. It’s creepy to feminise bottoms, and pretend it’s not anal.

This has subsequently been superseded as the best vertical I’ve seen by Painter of the Night, which I have also reviewed, in a spoilery way.

People starting HRT get that in reality, including cis, trans, menopausal, and others with low hormone production. It’s not hugely fun in and of itself. The spots, the mood swings, the oily skin, and the rest.

Yeah, I was surprised how well the original did. It wasn’t for me. All that kept me going back to it was eye candy and chemistry. The same writer and directors were in charge, and I feel like that’s pretty apparent. I was hoping Punpun would be in this one too, because he was a highlight of MS for me, but no such luck.

Phatsa gets hit up for advice by a prepubescent girl in the coffee shop in episode three, asking secondary gender advice, as though he’s a reliable confidant in the area of alphas and omegas, which they explicitly state he isn’t. Sense isn’t a dominant trait of this production.

There’s a major lack of directorial or writing skill/talent in this team. I don’t think Oat can act his way out of a paper bag. The chemistry is being drowned out by the cringe. I’m fast losing interest. I like Boat, so I’ll give it another couple of episodes to bootstrap itself or fall on its face.

High school senior, so 17-18, maybe? I don’t know about the sister and her boyfriend.

Episode 1 is showing as available.

It’s out, but MDL thinks it isn’t.

Edit: NM it’s episode 0.

They come out every week. The next release is due in two days and eight hours. That’s Friday in Australasia, which is Thursday in the US.

It’s the afternoon of the 14th of July here. Has this premiered yet?

Edit: ah, never mind. iQIYI is showing it as starting tomorrow.

Fabulous smile. I’m liking him in the absurdly named BL. I’ve never watched him before, so he’s a nice find.

She comes from behind, but slightly to their left, and catches his waist on that side.

Do you have the impression that Chaeha isn’t getting off on Taeson’s approach?

In the novel Chaeha’s apartment block has no sound insulation, and Taeson and Chaeha are careful about noise.

Was that directed at me, A-knyk?

Thank you!

No. He kept track. He started out thinking he was a happy, socially accepted success, but found over time that he was shunned, bullied, and maligned. At one stage he exposed someone who slandered and framed him. He came to admire him professionally, and personally, over time, mostly recently, observing him, then working with him. That turned into caring, despite his wish to hate him.