omfg this second episode almost made me cry 😢 sui ❤️🩹 the way he said "boyfriend," as if it was too good to be true. awww. and it's always the repressed ones that are the bullies (dealt with one of those myself, the audacity...), why do i have the feeling it might get worse now that sui is happy? i love how the lines are written in this series.
Sota is so cute. His characterization seems neurodivergent too. I don't think it's a cultural thing, it could be how he was raised, largely excluded from others, but he's got overlapping traits common with autistic people, like masking and special interests (I see myself in him that's why I say this).
I get the idea behind the mask. If he smiles at anything near the boys at his school they will think he's into them and flirting. He's thinking of his bullies' comfort and not trying be 'creepy'. It's very tragic, even though this show is "fluffy" on the outside it's tackling homophobia, understanding this concept is not rocket science (it seems the majority do understand).
I just hope those calling it weird aren't doing so because of the MC's buoyant personality. Imagine bottling up your happiness/emotions for so long, it would spill out of you too. If that's your issue, the way he expresses himself, you'd be just like his bullies. If you accept masc gays, you must accept fem gays too. Or you don't deserve BL!
I honestly don't understand the rave behind this serie. Sure the kissing scenes are great and they have great…
The reason the prosecutor starts it isn't because he likes him. It's hate sex and obsession. He wants to dominate him (make him his b*tch). It's only after having that relationship he starts to fall in love. Also, this is BL logic. This trope were it's sex first, "love yous" last is the best.
He kisses like a psychopath. 🤭 This was amazing! BLs never get this kind of budget and b-plot stories. Also I'm so shocked at how far they went with the sex scenes, is this the same South Korea or have they made progress? All of these BLs now where the main characters actually have work and something to do outside of romance. Omfg, I hope this trend lasts: actual plot points!
Its amazing please never drop it and watch it till the end
I am biased as a BL fan, but I thought the story was pretty solid outside of the romance. As good as other K & J soapy thrillers go (although I knew who the suspect was episode one, there were two other twists that were surprises).
I've known guys whose nips were hard wired like this.
I don't doubt it. Some people don't even need to be touched if it's been awhile. I was being a little facetious when I typed that. I'm guessing his partner baited him longer if he's thinking about his pleasure (hence the bandaids ig). Because busting from foreplay so soon wouldn't produce a satisfying orgasm.
serizawa referring to himself as a seme is crazy work. honestly the casting is perfect. they look like the type to be fudanshis. i don't know how or why but they do. them writing a bl novel together is the kind of manga i remember reading as a kid and sharing it with my fudanshi friend 😂 (he's gay and i'm ace, but thank god i had a fellow bl enjoyer).
This is just a more polished web series, barely any plot, etc (obv, look at that poster and very first shot of this show had me rofl), but I appreciate the attention to Hisaki's pleasurable expressions. Although, the nip stuff 😭 He busted just from that? Kinda glad he's not working directly under him, and he got hired not by him. The show is horny af but it oddly has boundaries too.
All of these "innocent, shy" ML types recently have gone from cute to kinky. I'm getting submissive vibes, maybe my brain is just rotted. The one note could've said "selfless" but it really said more about how he's "subservient." Then he wanted to pet him.
AHH, I love this! Shiono is so hot, and yes it's also because he has a pet turtle. lol. The country station setting is also cozy. It's also a good comedy show too. Finally, some adult men protagonists who work and don't just make pretty power points. It's got variety (even though the continuity is all of the place, there's a charm to it).
Their relationship is not the least bit creepy, that's what enrages the MDL Church Girl Morals Police crowd here.Tutor…
The show was circling the line between adult and teen (from Kanata's POV), though I should note I don't know when the manga this is based on was created. The law I mentioned is fairly recent, previously it was 13. I'm also not sure how the legal system in Japan operates, would they even care about a young gay boy since they are pushed into the periphery of society? Probably not, sadly. Their relationship is a result of this periphery treatment, after all.
I don't find Student/Teacher & Student/Tutor genres a judge on moral character. These relationships are all fictional—as long as we acknowledge that is what the show is. And if they are going for realism or complexity, like I'm getting is the vibe of this show, then showing it "matter of fact" is the way to go (instead of romanticizing it).
It's viewing a complex human experience and emotional scars—but it still didn't stick the landing with the theme of autonomy, or why Kanata waited for Akira to make the first move as a large majority of the audience missed why Akira and the Tutor were together in the first place… to tell this story (which is the fault of the writer, but 7/8 episodes were fine).
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I just hope those calling it weird aren't doing so because of the MC's buoyant personality. Imagine bottling up your happiness/emotions for so long, it would spill out of you too. If that's your issue, the way he expresses himself, you'd be just like his bullies. If you accept masc gays, you must accept fem gays too. Or you don't deserve BL!
I don't find Student/Teacher & Student/Tutor genres a judge on moral character. These relationships are all fictional—as long as we acknowledge that is what the show is. And if they are going for realism or complexity, like I'm getting is the vibe of this show, then showing it "matter of fact" is the way to go (instead of romanticizing it).
It's viewing a complex human experience and emotional scars—but it still didn't stick the landing with the theme of autonomy, or why Kanata waited for Akira to make the first move as a large majority of the audience missed why Akira and the Tutor were together in the first place… to tell this story (which is the fault of the writer, but 7/8 episodes were fine).