Hi - was in Catholic school in 1996 - came out in Catholic school- I don’t have a sad ending - fyi!
I never said choosing each other wouldn't be realistic. I said a sad ending felt more realistic to me given the story. They could absolutely end up together and still struggle with discrimination and the consequences of living in that era. Those two things aren't mutually exclusive
Dude you are too idealist and light hearted person for this i think. don't think this was for you at all. you…
Just because a show has dark themes doesn't mean it's automatically well-written. I watch a lot of psychological dramas, so I can definitely handle the concepts. But a good review critiques the realism of the story, and this one just missed the mark for me. Everyone has different tastes and can decide for themselves if they want to watch it. You liked it, I didn't, and that's exactly what the comment section is for!
Hi - was in Catholic school in 1996 - came out in Catholic school- I don’t have a sad ending - fyi!
I'm not saying it's impossible,I said a sad ending would feel more realistic to me given the story the show is telling. Your experience is real, but it's still one person's experience. Many queer people in that era also faced rejection, discrimination, or had to stay closeted. Both realities existed. That's why I said more realistic, not the only realistic outcome.
I don't care about physical cheating" is a wild standard. Physical and emotional cheating aren't mutually exclusive,both can break trust. A drama can portray morally gray situations, but that doesn't mean viewers have to excuse or normalize the characters' actions.
And for your information, they didn't just kiss once,they had a proper make-out. scene. It's up to you whether you want to believe that or not, but saying physical cheating doesn't matter is, in my opinion, a morally questionable stance.
And for your information, they didn't just kiss once,they had a proper make-out. scene. It's up to you whether you want to believe that or not, but saying physical cheating doesn't matter is, in my opinion, a morally questionable stance.