Not Me had this when Namu, Sean's potential gf, realized that he was in love with "Black"(White in reality) she…
Yes, thank you for reminding me of Namu - I really liked her character as well. Of course, Not Me is not a typical BL in many aspects, one of them being a well written self-respecting female character đ
The closest we've ever had to that was in Bad Buddy when Pat confessed and she said nope, you just said it to…
Yes, I agree. Also, yesterdayâs episode of My Secret Love had Pam, who accepted Mekâs inability for a long distance relationship with grace (at least, for now - the series is not over yet). But it really made my evening last night. Finally, a sane character, and a female in a BL world on top of that!!! đ„ł
You know, I would love to see a character who would respond to âI donât love you anymoreâ with âOh, ok, cool, have a good life, byeâ and move on to a better match without a bout of hysteria and useless attempts at manipulation. Of course, then the writers would actually have to come up with a real plot, so I guess it will never happen. Oh well⊠đ„ș
If you think about it, there are these kind of second characters in straight dramas aswell. The straight version…
The funniest thing is - according to someone who read the novel, thereâs NO GIRL in the novel! đ€Ł So why, why, why did they make this stupid addition? Now, I have nothing against the actress - sheâs absolutely gorgeous and a wonderful actress. But plot-wise, seriously, whose bright idea was it? đ€Šââïž
If you think about it, there are these kind of second characters in straight dramas aswell. The straight version…
Honestly, I would rather have all male cast if they can only portrait women as total morons with no common sense. At least having a bitchy cute guy fighting for the MLâs affection is logical given that ML is GAY. Having a girl for this part makes sense if ML is Bi or hetero or pan or whatever that might look favorably at a woman. But please, what actual woman would be so dumb to keep going for a gay man??? He will NEVER be interested, so whatâs the point? Waste of screen time đŁ
I like the series so far. I don't know why people expect everything to be explained in the first two episodes.…
He tells his mother that he sees the doctor regularly and takes meds, but why do I have a feeling that heâs lying? Fluke is an excellent actor, so if I get this feeling he probably wants to express it this way⊠I guess weâll see :)
Ok, my bet is the foreigner who died of heart disease is actually Sunâs father, so villa is his inheritance (along with that hair). Thereâs probably some treasure or whatever at the villa, and that highly suspicious lady who wants to buy the villa is fully aware of it. She might be in cahoots with the butler about the whole thing đ
Read it in a tweet that the wife line is a dialogue from a famous movie or something that is from talay and puen's…
Exactly! And then if âwife â references âposition in bedâ - what about a verse couple? They both become âwivesâ? Thatâs nonsense, right? đ€I do wish theyâd stop with this reference. Oh well đ
Very interesting show. I think just episode 6 alone has more BDSM potential than Unforgotten Night:
Nuea - masochist Yeehwa - sadist Vee - could use restraints Mark - should be promoted to Dom with all his maturity and consideration for everyoneâs feelings đ
Yeah. I know itâs not my business because Iâm not in their relationship. But the issue that surfaced during…
I totally agree. Mark is being waaay too âmatureâ about it. He really must be a love guru as I am in my 40s, and if someone said it to me it wouldnât finish with just one punch and apologies đ It would be the end of the relationship. But, of course, itâs a fictional drama and I am here to watch đ đż
Okay, I think I understand how the switching works. Everytime we see Ohm as Tess (aka the original body) and not…
I donât think Tun has switched with Puen yet, so you see him as Nannon. His feelings of hate towards Tess are genuine feelings of Tun - something bad mustâve happened between Tess and Tun.
Read it in a tweet that the wife line is a dialogue from a famous movie or something that is from talay and puen's…
Thank god itâs a quote! đ€Ł Thinking about it, I have heard this phrase in one of blâs and it was cringy to me then, too. I mean, maybe itâs just a cultural norm, but to me it just doesnât sound right to call a man âwifeâ. The show is great, though!
Of course, then the writers would actually have to come up with a real plot, so I guess it will never happen. Oh well⊠đ„ș
Having a girl for this part makes sense if ML is Bi or hetero or pan or whatever that might look favorably at a woman. But please, what actual woman would be so dumb to keep going for a gay man??? He will NEVER be interested, so whatâs the point? Waste of screen time đŁ
Nuea - masochist
Yeehwa - sadist
Vee - could use restraints
Mark - should be promoted to Dom with all his maturity and consideration for everyoneâs feelings đ
But, of course, itâs a fictional drama and I am here to watch đ đż