I think he liked him from the start. He hated all the other secretaries cause they reminded him of his kidnapper.…
Totally with you on XSZ seeing something special in YSY from the get-go. I mean, considering his lady-induced trauma, who'd think he'd be cozying up to anyone, right? Those close contacts in Episode 5, though? Quite the surprise moves! Maybe it's just the quirky side of his character! 😅
A shoulder to cry on and Stay with me don't even have a kiss and I believe that they are deeply in love. Here…
Modestly speaking, it's not the actors, it's the ambiance. Every director has a vision, and buddy banter? Spot on. But those 'deep gazes' had me sidetracked. Perfect as bromance, but as BL? Just a tad off-kilter. Perhaps Chimon's romantic chops are best left off-screen.
I usually don't judge the chemistry between BL actors since it's so subjective. But episode 8 got me chuckling: two love-struck teens, one bed, and hormones raging - how on earth did they resist? The writer's made Kanghan and Sailom's love so platonic! Sailom treating Kanghan feels more bro than beau. Did the show forget teenage hormones exist or is it pure bromance to keep our expectations in check? 🤷♂️😂
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! 🥰And when I hear ‘Architecture’ and ‘boys’ in a BL frame, I picture them drafting elaborate floor plans but still getting lost in the maze of each other’s mixed signals.
Totally off point...What do you think of when you hear "Engineering" and "boys" in one sentence? 😆🙃How 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. 😆🙃
So been thinking. Is Ray actually an addict or just a drunk and a habitual drug user?What's interesting 🤔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?
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, wait—there’s more! Swinging around my neck, a collar à la Mew, cheekily labeled "Only Friends," while I shout, "Skip the love, bring on the lust!"—all 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 'Puddin’' 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 🛍️ 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 everyone’s viewpoints. Let’s 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 everyone’s experiences and thoughts on the series.
In Japanese BL dramas, compelling inner monologues reveal the characters’ true feelings, “honne,” hidden…
I genuinely apologize if I came across as ‘mansplaining’ – 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 '君には届かない。' 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.
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Hsiao Hung's comedic flair is next level - those exaggerated faces aren't for the faint of heart. Can't believe it's his debut!
When did XSZ fall for YSY? Felt like I blinked and missed an episode. Still, I watched with a big grin!
I'm not sure if Mew's collar with 'Puddin' written on it during the Halloween costume is a reference to 'Puddin’' 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!