What truly shocking is they simply just DON'T understand what is happening in this story. They have zero analytical…
I really love your comment! I agree with everything. As a queer person I hate it so damn much how people pretend as if all LGBTq are pure, flawless, vanilla and saints... The fetish, kink and sex club scene was literally the LGBTq save space back then! I personally can't really relate that much to super vanilla, bright and cutesy stories.
Some of the other LGBTq people I met in my life so far were annoying, dumb, flawed or assholes, just like the same percentage of cis-hetes I meet. Because, who would have guessed, people are just people no matter their sexuality or identity. If we portray LGBTq in stories, then I wish we do it in the same diversity as cis-hete stories. And those don't just have the sappy, perfect, romantic relationships.
Negative and troublesome stories are needed as well, since we do learn from them as well. But not in the sense of "I gotta copy all the bad traits" no, we learn from characters bad choices and habits to NOT do them in our real life.
It's really damn weird to see "Light on Me", "Kieta Hatsukoi" and "Cherry Magic" in the recommendations... they have literally nothing in common with this show? Except the school setting... but Cherry Magic falls out of that too.
I find it weird that majority of non-Japanese fans only have negative things to say about this series. When this…
Love this. I am a lgbtq person from germany btw. And I can identify with both characters way better than with flawless, fluffy characters and storylines (which are nice to watch too but are more of a not-real kind of experience). Especially the part about being outside the norm is what gets me the most about this show. I too have experience with bullying, I have anxiety, have issues dealing with emotions, have a few weird kinks. That's why I love this show so much. It's relatable here and there.
Some of the people who hate this show basically just repeat what other purety defender told them or they don't unterstand it themself. I see so many people misunderstanding Kiyoi, it's almost painful to read some comments.
I mean I agree with you but I also want to point out that Hira actually followed Kiyoi more than just that.He…
Your last sentence is so important!
This is something a lot critics here don't see. The whole consent of the things the two do. Hira consents and WISHES to serve Kiyoi. Kiyoi consents to Hira following him around and "being obsessed" with him. He literally says that.
Is this normal, healthy behavior? No, that's the nature of kinks. But if they consent to it then what's the deal? They just need to figure each other out, communicate better and set boundaries. That's similar how it is with kinks, SM, sub/dom (whatever you want to call it) in relationships. And at this point we can't deny that this show plays with kinks and that Hira does have a serving kink since ep1... [Spoiler ep4] He literally wanted to kneel in the middle of the café when he met Kiyoi again....
Word !! Also it makes me mad that some stupid people are rating this very badly and whining non-stop because the…
I bet some didn't even watch it or didn't watch more than the first episode... it's the whole TharnType drama all over again with every show that has flawed characters / relationships. The things I have read about TT from people who DIDN'T watch it is insane.... TT isn't that good tbh but, well some reactions are just overboard and the same happens with Utsukushii Kare too.
Is it 3 or 6 episodes? Here it says 6 but on GagaOOLala there are just 3 listed for now? (and recently here are a lot of shows with wrong infos.... the timer for this page here is wrong as well)
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The fetish, kink and sex club scene was literally the LGBTq save space back then!
I personally can't really relate that much to super vanilla, bright and cutesy stories.
Some of the other LGBTq people I met in my life so far were annoying, dumb, flawed or assholes, just like the same percentage of cis-hetes I meet. Because, who would have guessed, people are just people no matter their sexuality or identity. If we portray LGBTq in stories, then I wish we do it in the same diversity as cis-hete stories. And those don't just have the sappy, perfect, romantic relationships.
Negative and troublesome stories are needed as well, since we do learn from them as well. But not in the sense of "I gotta copy all the bad traits" no, we learn from characters bad choices and habits to NOT do them in our real life.
Some of the people who hate this show basically just repeat what other purety defender told them or they don't unterstand it themself. I see so many people misunderstanding Kiyoi, it's almost painful to read some comments.
This is something a lot critics here don't see. The whole consent of the things the two do. Hira consents and WISHES to serve Kiyoi. Kiyoi consents to Hira following him around and "being obsessed" with him. He literally says that.
Is this normal, healthy behavior? No, that's the nature of kinks. But if they consent to it then what's the deal? They just need to figure each other out, communicate better and set boundaries. That's similar how it is with kinks, SM, sub/dom (whatever you want to call it) in relationships. And at this point we can't deny that this show plays with kinks and that Hira does have a serving kink since ep1... [Spoiler ep4] He literally wanted to kneel in the middle of the café when he met Kiyoi again....