Here is the results, he’s guilty but didn’t get jail time. He just has to pay a fine. Man really has it easy.😕…
Yeah, cause public humiliation, a ruined career, and personal devastation are "easy" as pie. You got your conviction on this bit of nonsense. Go drive some other celebrity to despair.
Man… it’s sad to see so much criticism on the kiss and “NC” scene especially comments about how their…
Your perspective on sex is sadly twisted. Is there some reason a couple can't grow emotionally, develop their characters, AND have great, passionate sex? No, no there isn't, though you'd like us to think so. It's not an either/or thing...real people like sex and love, not one or the other.
I blame sex-phobic fujoshis for the de-sexualization of gay relationships, in which two men in love and supposedly having sex, reluctantly lay on top of each other like two, unmoving planks of wood. I blame the same group for stupid things like Kanade acting embarrassed to see Kosuke shirtless and in pajama bottoms, least of all the morning after knocking one off the night before.
The problem here is that some members of the audience have never HAD a tongue down their throat. And though they love watching BLs, it's only when the couple is presented as sexless Teddy bears that they are comfortable with two men loving each other.
Men are horny af 24/7. Put two gay men together, and you double that reality. Deal.
Episode 9: Lame, predictable, and boring, which adds up to disappointing, as I had enjoyed the first few episodes.
The bit with Kanade, the morning after a night of (supposed) sex, acting embarrassed to see Kosuke shirtless with pajama bottoms on, was beyond stupid. Enough with the vestal virgin bottoms, who become MORE prudish after getting laid than before.
Tempted to watch this a second time. I recall liking it a LOT until about the last quarter, but I can't remember what about that latter part so annoyed me. Anyone else who can remind me, feel the same?
I do remember the hilarious sex scene where the body alignments were so off that it was obvious nothing was going on under those sheets. :)
Based on comments and reviews, I was expecting it to be unbearably dark, but this was a pleasant surprise. More…
MDLers love to go on and on about how shows with dark themes are "not an easy watch," and wave people away with "trigger warnings," otherwise known as spoilers.
Because there are a lot of daisies on this website.
I call them "delicate flowers." :) Afraid of life in general and eager to be offended, they want a "trigger warning" for anything that might elicit strong feelings, from which they believe they are owed protection. It's all weird and somewhat disturbing. Here in the US, it began maybe 25 years ago, with college students demanding they be protected from "offensive" language. They demanded universities become "safe spaces" for them, rather than environments in which they learned to navigate the real world as adults.
Then, they moved out into the larger cauldron of business and society, and the demands kept growing and haven't stopped.
Jed Chung has a nice screen presence. I think he has the talent to be an even better actor than he is now if he keeps at it. Plus, Jed is sex on a stick, which always helps in the movie biz. The cop was good, too.
For the less informed people like me, could you please explain the difference between the two? Feel free to be…
Exactly. There's an MDL contingent that is ever-eager to let us know which films/dramas are BL and which are "LGBTQ," oh...also "queer." You have to study and know these distinctions to truly be a person of the pink persuasion.
Which, as indicated by your comment above, you are not. ;)
This is genuinely the worst thai BL to use to reintroduce yourself after two and a half year LOL
Yeah...I ended up dropping it after episode 2. Later, when I thought about moving on to episode 3, it seemed like a chore rather than a pleasant diversion.
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You got your conviction on this bit of nonsense.
Go drive some other celebrity to despair.
Is there some reason a couple can't grow emotionally, develop their characters, AND have great, passionate sex?
No, no there isn't, though you'd like us to think so. It's not an either/or thing...real people like sex and love, not one or the other.
I blame sex-phobic fujoshis for the de-sexualization of gay relationships, in which two men in love and supposedly having sex, reluctantly lay on top of each other like two, unmoving planks of wood. I blame the same group for stupid things like Kanade acting embarrassed to see Kosuke shirtless and in pajama bottoms, least of all the morning after knocking one off the night before.
The problem here is that some members of the audience have never HAD a tongue down their throat. And though they love watching BLs, it's only when the couple is presented as sexless Teddy bears that they are comfortable with two men loving each other.
Men are horny af 24/7. Put two gay men together, and you double that reality. Deal.
Lame, predictable, and boring, which adds up to disappointing, as I had enjoyed the first few episodes.
The bit with Kanade, the morning after a night of (supposed) sex, acting embarrassed to see Kosuke shirtless with pajama bottoms on, was beyond stupid. Enough with the vestal virgin bottoms, who become MORE prudish after getting laid than before.
I'm slogging through at this point.
I recall liking it a LOT until about the last quarter, but I can't remember what about that latter part so annoyed me. Anyone else who can remind me, feel the same?
I do remember the hilarious sex scene where the body alignments were so off that it was obvious nothing was going on under those sheets. :)
While well-above average for a BL, this did NOT steal the show from NR.
Afraid of life in general and eager to be offended, they want a "trigger warning" for anything that might elicit strong feelings, from which they believe they are owed protection. It's all weird and somewhat disturbing. Here in the US, it began maybe 25 years ago, with college students demanding they be protected from "offensive" language. They demanded universities become "safe spaces" for them, rather than environments in which they learned to navigate the real world as adults.
Then, they moved out into the larger cauldron of business and society, and the demands kept growing and haven't stopped.
Maybe just 8 eps though. A lot of 12-ep dramas are stretched out and laden with filler.
I think he has the talent to be an even better actor than he is now if he keeps at it.
Plus, Jed is sex on a stick, which always helps in the movie biz.
The cop was good, too.
Beautiful theme song.
8.5/10
There's an MDL contingent that is ever-eager to let us know which films/dramas are BL and which are "LGBTQ," oh...also "queer."
You have to study and know these distinctions to truly be a person of the pink persuasion.
Which, as indicated by your comment above, you are not. ;)
Later, when I thought about moving on to episode 3, it seemed like a chore rather than a pleasant diversion.