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A soft, and gentle series!
MilkLove got me sitting on this again. The story is full of soft fluff, comfort, and a dreamy high school vibe—one that doesn't have any toxic characters. It has introduced me to the idea that not every script needs to be packed with heavy lore. It has a pleasant, heartwarming light that made me connect with every single character, even the supporting roles.
At first, after the first two episodes, I felt the series was a tad boring indeed, yet it is the kind of show that just requires a relaxing eye. I know that many people haven't been fond of this series for that exact reason. However, if you are looking for an easy, green-flag GL, then this is it.
I love how realistically they styled Milk for Ongsa's character, both in looks and personality—the ultimate down-bad, loser lesbian. And Love, oh my pretty, beautiful Love, she absolutely nailed her character as usual. Sun is everything in this series. She is so, so, so adorable and sweet with her maturity and level of understanding.
Admittedly, I didn't really like View at first; however, on repeated watches, I find myself looking forward to her scenes. Aylin's autism was portrayed well, and Luna’s constant presence and support for her completely hooked me. That being said, I suppose I am not as overly obsessed with the ViewJune ship as I am with the actual characters, Aylin and Luna.
AJ’s comedy and Ciize’s caregiving personality are top-notch. For the first time, I am happy to see Ciize in a GL because she isn't playing that annoying third wheel who comes between the two female leads, lol!
I am so thankful to GMMTV for pairing Godji with Golf! Like, oh my god! We finally got two trans women who are each other's romantic partners. I am super happy about that! ><
This is one of those cute, platonic, evergreen GL series that will always hold a special, soft spot in my heart.
At first, after the first two episodes, I felt the series was a tad boring indeed, yet it is the kind of show that just requires a relaxing eye. I know that many people haven't been fond of this series for that exact reason. However, if you are looking for an easy, green-flag GL, then this is it.
I love how realistically they styled Milk for Ongsa's character, both in looks and personality—the ultimate down-bad, loser lesbian. And Love, oh my pretty, beautiful Love, she absolutely nailed her character as usual. Sun is everything in this series. She is so, so, so adorable and sweet with her maturity and level of understanding.
Admittedly, I didn't really like View at first; however, on repeated watches, I find myself looking forward to her scenes. Aylin's autism was portrayed well, and Luna’s constant presence and support for her completely hooked me. That being said, I suppose I am not as overly obsessed with the ViewJune ship as I am with the actual characters, Aylin and Luna.
AJ’s comedy and Ciize’s caregiving personality are top-notch. For the first time, I am happy to see Ciize in a GL because she isn't playing that annoying third wheel who comes between the two female leads, lol!
I am so thankful to GMMTV for pairing Godji with Golf! Like, oh my god! We finally got two trans women who are each other's romantic partners. I am super happy about that! ><
This is one of those cute, platonic, evergreen GL series that will always hold a special, soft spot in my heart.
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