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well this has probably been said before but if you liked killing stalking you'll probably enjoy this

thank u !

if anyone has a playlist for the bts could u post it TT the order to watch these in r so confusing TT

so thankful the newer bls are nicer to their female characters. i remember 2016 era bls would exclusively make their women materialistic and cheaters TT hashimoto is so cute

i feel like it fits their characters well tho? ida and aoki have never dated before and i related to their concerns about how to make them hanging out feel like a date

oh i watched it on kissasian TT idk where you can watch it officially

a tiny bit but its not too off-putting

i'm kind of sad that this drama is so slow paced TT i have like no attention span and even though the actors are good i really can't be bothered to watch it all, even watching the first ep on x2 speed

this is EXACTLY how i feel, your review was much more entertaining than the drama - thank you for that

this show felt like the creators watched a lot of bls and knows the cliches scenes they're meant to put in it but doesn't know how to create the tension and chemistry to make those scenes actually mean something

ok i finished it! really liked it it felt very authentic, at least in a japanese bl context as it seems like most of them focus on the theme of wanting to be seen as normal, having a normal family, a normal wife.
the only bit that was so out of character for the drama was that ep 7 speech scene. i know people have mentioned it before but it felt like a "and everybody clapped moment". Are they really the same class of people that ostracised and spoke hushly about jun and now they are clapping and cheering for miura to tell everyone she reads and draws gay people? it kind of felt like they were cheering about jun "not actually being gay" i guess,, because he kissed a girl

why would they introduce the australian bartender/waitress in ep 3 as british it threw me off bc her aussie accent is so obvious TT

maki

no not really

oh wow i felt the opposite i think ? first four episodes i didn't know what to think but when the beach got introduced i found it so much more interesting

ah that makes more sense ty

so what was his curse actually meant to be TT i was under the impression that minwoo liked hajun but he liked the ghost ??

haha it felt like they slid in a bunch of plot points that got solved almost immediately a lot of things felt really unnecessary. like, unless im missing something, but that barrier thing? the he couldn't escape the resort? felt like they solved it so easy like why put it in there

fair TT but in the first season i found it more understandable because he was just a kid figuring out that he might have feelings for his friend? i understood why he would've held back or said some stupid things.

i found him way more frustrating in the second season because part of me felt like he couldn't see oh-aew as a whole person that is bound to change from who they were when they were a teen? also the cheating ??? made no sense to me, oh-aew my poor little meow meow

i will never understand the obsession that asian dramas have with mending your relationship with your parents. if my friend kept insisting that i apologise to my parents for something that i didn't even start i'd probably tell them to mind their own business. cultural difference i suppose