Captivated by their first encounter and bond. Under Enoshima's clear skies and with Ryuji's unwavering support, may Amane's shadows heal. Can't wait for epsiode two!
When I hear 'Engineering' and 'boys' together, I imagine a world where emotions are coded in binary, heartbreaks…
Aww thanks! đ„°And when I hear âArchitectureâ and âboysâ in a BL frame, I picture them drafting elaborate floor plans but still getting lost in the maze of each otherâs mixed signals.
Totally off point...What do you think of when you hear "Engineering" and "boys" in one sentence? đđHow about…
When I hear 'Engineering' and 'boys' together, I imagine a world where emotions are coded in binary, heartbreaks come with troubleshooting guides, and the fastest way to a man's heart is a well-calculated trajectory. đđ
So been thinking. Is Ray actually an addict or just a drunk and a habitual drug user?What's interesting đ€though…
Taking a step back, if we're talking about the classic trifecta of addiction characteristics: drug-seeking behavior despite harmful consequences, physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms, and an intense craving even when aware of the damage it can cause - I just don't see Ray checking those boxes. To me, he's more in the 'Cheers & Chill Pills' league. But hey, interpretations of addiction vary across cultures and healthcare landscapes. Anyone else viewing this through my quirky lens?
I mean, a lot of times it does go that way? But people never pick the second guy. But also I need Daddy Dan to…
Imagine Daddy Dan being the nice guy, and Boston's the twist! But if Sand jumps in to save the day, I'm officially renaming the show 'Sand's Saga'. đ
This Halloween, picture me donning Sand's slick leather jacket, face painted with Ray's drugged-out dark circles, ears adorned with Nick's eavesdropping gadgets, and fingers clutching Top's sketchbook. But, waitâthereâs more! Swinging around my neck, a collar Ă la Mew, cheekily labeled "Only Friends," while I shout, "Skip the love, bring on the lust!"âall as a whimsical salute to Boston! A symphony of amusing chaos, if I do say so myself!
This episode has draped my heart in shades of sentimentality!
I'm not sure if Mew's collar with 'Puddin' written on it during the Halloween costume is a reference to 'Puddinâ' being a nickname, like how Harley Quinn calls The Joker in the Batman series. But, oh how it broke my heart, seeing them spooning in bed after Top removed that collar!
Those vibrant Thai Shopping Bags đïž truly stole the show in episode seven. Bursting with color and versatility, it seems they can hold not only the entire spectrum of a rainbow but also all the perplexing plot holes in 'Dangerous Romance'!
And oh, episode seven had this sweet spot! It's Sailom, absorbed in crafting pom poms with plastic rope, wearing a silly, dreamy smile. He's enveloped in his own pink bubble, pondering all the lengths Kanghan is going to in his pursuit. Simply delightful!
Absolutely, this series seems to have a magnetic charm! It unintentionally draws me into these conversations,…
I understand that I may not be a regular in these discussions, and I apologize if my previous comment seemed out of touch with the prevailing atmosphere here. My intention was only to encourage a positive and open dialogue among fans of the series, respecting everyoneâs viewpoints. Letâs continue to share our thoughts and opinions in a friendly and inclusive manner, appreciating the diversity of our perspectives. I value your input and look forward to understanding more about everyoneâs experiences and thoughts on the series.
In Japanese BL dramas, compelling inner monologues reveal the charactersâ true feelings, âhonne,â hidden…
I genuinely apologize if I came across as âmansplainingâ â it was absolutely not my intention to seem condescending or make you feel that your knowledge and insights were being underestimated.
You have a keen eye. Indeed, the title of the manga 'ćă«ăŻć±ăăȘăă' does have a period. This punctuation is present both in the handwritten title on the manga cover and in the entry on Wikipedia. Typically, titles of books in Japanese do not have periods. However, in some creative works, authors might choose to incorporate a period for artistic effect or emphasis.
Ep 2 and the inner monologie is killing me. But ep 3 looks lush. A confession maybe??
In Japanese BL dramas, compelling inner monologues reveal the charactersâ true feelings, âhonne,â hidden behind their public façade, âtatemae,â making the tension between the concealed and the revealed incredibly touching and captivating.
Wow, I just got blocked cause I said some of Ray's actions are just so so so selfish and unforgivable! The person,…
Blocked for a pinch of honesty? Welcome to the wondrous world of online interactions! đ Let's keep the conversation breezy and accepting of all perspectives!đđ€
is everyone else feeling tired about the constant lowkey fight when trying to express their opinions about the…
Absolutely, this series seems to have a magnetic charm! It unintentionally draws me into these conversations, making me join the vibrant exchange of thoughts! I do enjoy a good mix of viewpoints, and I respect those who prefer to keep their reflections private. Finding myself engaging here, even after a calming yoga session, clearly shows how hooked I am to this series! Could it be, has a bit of the showâs intensity rubbed off on me?
Letâs maintain a spirit of diversity and polite dialogue, shall we? Different opinions can harmoniously coexist as we all enjoy the unfolding drama. So, hereâs to the lively and diverse debates sparked by this series! Letâs keep the conversation thoughtful, humorous, and congenial!
I think my Sand wonât be the one who will call the cops, he wouldnât do that to Ray, no matter how hurt he…
As a resident of both the United States and Japan, I'm well aware that selling moonshine is straight-up illegal in both nations. However, in this series Iâm just not buying that the police raid has anything to do with Sand peddling his home brew. You see, only Ray is in the know about the illicit liquor business; there's no plotline where others are clued in, leading to someone tipping off the police. Besides, the police need solid evidence of the transaction to make a case. Having homebrew in the apartment doesnât cut it for an arrest, unless they catch Sand red-handed in the middle of a trade.
Okay, but all things aside, let's talk about that last shot of episode 7. The one with Sand in it. The music,…
Absolutely! That shot was pure artistry! It showcased a type of aesthetic often reserved for high-end ads, where the enigmatic ambiance, coupled with a cool, rebellious vibe, creates a compelling visual story.
The bar, a hub for Sand's performances as a singer, plays host to this captivating tableau. It's not clear whether this is his regular venue, but it's here that he witnesses, with a mix of intrigue and pain, his love interest, Ray, in an intimate dance with Mew. Sand's puzzling expression and the nuanced tension in the air make the ending of episode seven all the more tantalizing, leaving audiences yearning for whatâs next!
Hey there! đ Really appreciated reading your thoughtful analysis on Bostonâs character! Itâs always so…
Caught me! đ I do tend to leave my little breadcrumbs of thoughts everywhere. Always fun to bump into a friendly face! Letâs keep the conversations lively!
I'm not sure if Mew's collar with 'Puddin' written on it during the Halloween costume is a reference to 'Puddinâ' being a nickname, like how Harley Quinn calls The Joker in the Batman series. But, oh how it broke my heart, seeing them spooning in bed after Top removed that collar!
And oh, episode seven had this sweet spot! It's Sailom, absorbed in crafting pom poms with plastic rope, wearing a silly, dreamy smile. He's enveloped in his own pink bubble, pondering all the lengths Kanghan is going to in his pursuit. Simply delightful!
Letâs maintain a spirit of diversity and polite dialogue, shall we? Different opinions can harmoniously coexist as we all enjoy the unfolding drama. So, hereâs to the lively and diverse debates sparked by this series! Letâs keep the conversation thoughtful, humorous, and congenial!
The bar, a hub for Sand's performances as a singer, plays host to this captivating tableau. It's not clear whether this is his regular venue, but it's here that he witnesses, with a mix of intrigue and pain, his love interest, Ray, in an intimate dance with Mew. Sand's puzzling expression and the nuanced tension in the air make the ending of episode seven all the more tantalizing, leaving audiences yearning for whatâs next!