It would be better if they paired Ruby Lin to an actor to his 30's Dereck Chang Is to Young to be her pair…
Nayomi7777 -- My aunt was 16 years younger than my uncle when they married - she was 20 and he was 36 - and they went on to have 2 kids and were very happy until he sadly died from a brain tumour. Sometimes age doesn't matter when you really love someone, just like gender doesn't.
I really liked this and I'm currently trying to find the (subbed) dvd to own because it was so enjoyable. Very cute and sweet; I love this sort of adorable romantic comedy drama.
It was a bonkers film and I nearly ditched it when they were singing near the beginning, but actually I'm glad I didn't as it was pretty entertaining and a good way of bringing the state of the oceans to the notice of people who might not usually care.
New BTS trailer, pics and synopsis.https://www.avirtualvoyage.net/2017/12/new-trailer-and-bts-william-chan-and-sandra-mas-age-of-legends-peter-sheng-and-wang-zi-wens-god-of-lost-fantasy.html#more-24387
Why is it whenever I see BTS I immediately think - ARMY?! I blame my daughter, she got me into their music!
As a Demisexual, I've stopped getting annoyed with this. But it is frustrating!
siMONa -- actually I quite like it because, to me as an oldie (I'm 52), it means they look beyond the body or the gender and just love the person. To me at least, what they're saying is whatever that other person was - male'/female/trans/gay/bi/etc - they would still love them regardless. Would they love another male? No. Such as 2 Moons.
Same was done in Make it Right - some were gay (like the adorable Frame (he was a total keeper) and his desperately sad Book (I loathed his parents and his ex) and others were in the category of 'I love you even though you're a man' (like the annoying Fuse; who couldn't seem to make a decision if his life literally depended on it and who had me yelling abuse at my laptop).
Frame and Book had had other male lovers and were clearly gay - but Fuse had had girlfriends up until he fell for Tee. As had Lukmo who finally decided his heart belonged to Yok. I think were also complicated reasons behind some of the love matches - Mo had got tired of girls using him and breaking his heart, Yok was devoted to him and he saw more potential for happiness long term there.
So for some they were probably able to be labelled bisexual (like Mo I think) but others were definitely more ' this guy and no other' (like Fuse). Tee is definitely not labelled because no one really knows who he'd date beyond Fuse.
But I think loving the person is more important than labelling someone's sexuality - I love my husband, would I still love him if he were a woman because I'm straight? Probably because he would still be the same person only female - does that mean I'm not straight?
I don't think about having sex with women, NEVER had a female crush. So I don't consider myself bi or lesbian - to me, I'm straight. But if the love of my life was a woman instead of a man I'm pretty sure I would still have loved her with all my heart. The person is who I love - everything else is just labels.
Sorry to butt in - I'm terrible for doing that - and I don't have issues with the LGBT+ community as I consider myself an ally. I have a homosexual cousin and a lesbian cousin and I'm the one who laid down the law to the wider family to accept them or else they'd have me to deal with (there are perks to being lumbered as head of the family).
I just think we need to look past labels when it comes to our sexuality and who we fall in love with. Just my opinion though, no insults intended.
Same was done in Make it Right - some were gay (like the adorable Frame (he was a total keeper) and his desperately sad Book (I loathed his parents and his ex) and others were in the category of 'I love you even though you're a man' (like the annoying Fuse; who couldn't seem to make a decision if his life literally depended on it and who had me yelling abuse at my laptop).
Frame and Book had had other male lovers and were clearly gay - but Fuse had had girlfriends up until he fell for Tee. As had Lukmo who finally decided his heart belonged to Yok. I think were also complicated reasons behind some of the love matches - Mo had got tired of girls using him and breaking his heart, Yok was devoted to him and he saw more potential for happiness long term there.
So for some they were probably able to be labelled bisexual (like Mo I think) but others were definitely more ' this guy and no other' (like Fuse). Tee is definitely not labelled because no one really knows who he'd date beyond Fuse.
But I think loving the person is more important than labelling someone's sexuality - I love my husband, would I still love him if he were a woman because I'm straight? Probably because he would still be the same person only female - does that mean I'm not straight?
I don't think about having sex with women, NEVER had a female crush. So I don't consider myself bi or lesbian - to me, I'm straight. But if the love of my life was a woman instead of a man I'm pretty sure I would still have loved her with all my heart. The person is who I love - everything else is just labels.
Sorry to butt in - I'm terrible for doing that - and I don't have issues with the LGBT+ community as I consider myself an ally. I have a homosexual cousin and a lesbian cousin and I'm the one who laid down the law to the wider family to accept them or else they'd have me to deal with (there are perks to being lumbered as head of the family).
I just think we need to look past labels when it comes to our sexuality and who we fall in love with. Just my opinion though, no insults intended.