i love how they are making the series exactly like the manga. nothing less, and the lil extras are not shitty.the…
yup i'm dropping too. i can't with the bi-erasure. it hurts so much. it looked too superficial. why use a plot triggering comedy like this? this was straight up bisexual-baiting lmao. i really liked the manga since ive already read it to the latest. and a big applause to the author for that but im dropping the series, can't go through the same bs again
It’s totally alright for you to feel so!I thought the same but as the story progress,I realised Aoki was never…
then he was just idolizing hashimoto not in love with her. thats the same as looking up to someone even though you are not attracted to them ,and later realizing that. there was no "bi-representation " to begin with. never been so disappointed in a series so damn fast. lol thanks. guess at this point we can even expect a " ohh im gayy actually" scene too. meh im dropping this
i love how they are making the series exactly like the manga. nothing less, and the lil extras are not shitty. the only thing is didn't like about this story, including the manga, that is how fast Aoki got over hashimoto-san , it was quite unrealistic. even if you start falling for someone else you suddenly cannot become best friends with someone you were so heavily in love with. constantly seeing the person you like in front of you will not let you get over them and also hamper your process of falling for someone else. especially when aoki hasnt even confronted his feelings for hashimoto-san to her. you gotta do that if you wanna move on. " move on" does not happen magically. and sexuality has got nothing to do with it. later in the manga when aoki "comically" told hashimoto that he liked her, the whole scene was left as if it wasn't even important, while in reality it would be so so so much important. aoki is a raging flaming bisexual. the only way you easily move on from a person you really liked a lot even if you have started to fall for someone else, is to respectfully confront the feelings acknowledge the feelings to that person. let them reject you and then you need to take your time off that person and finally then you can move on. and lets face it, you cannot become " best friends " with someone you loved even if you are able to move on. love isn't magic its a literal chemical reaction, if you see that person for whom you initially fell for, feelings are bound to come back, even if glances of it. i know this is a story and nothing realistic can happen here, but this is just bi-erasure even in a canon bi main character series. its like his feelings for hashimoto was nothing but plot triggering comedy. i won't even be surprised if in future chapter aoki says " oh im gay now", honestly i will be super pissed if they do that.
you know theres a thing about filipino romantic movies in general, its that aesthetic, that calmness and the slightly dramatic acting which i will never find in other high grossing movies and series. i only find this aesthetic in french, Portuguese or filipino movies. that atmosphere and romance that makes even a unromantic person like me want to fall in love soo bad. i love this. thank you philippines
Pi as a boyfriend is a way more realistic than Mork.
Like hear me out. People might think Pi is over dramatic and too sensitive , all over the place, too much worrisome , but he isn't. all his reactions are completely justified and very natural. one that isnt natural is mork. hes like just too perfect ( minus the seriously shtty stalking part) like unlikely calm perfect kind of person, so unrealisic that its a turn off. i am pretty sure that as a partner i would want a girl with a personality like pi, or a guy , or anyone, but if i had two choose between the two personalities itd definitely be Pi, because pi is was more realistic , natural, and relatable than mork. i have myself never gone through depression or bullying , (i did have anxiety tho) so can't exactly judge the realism of Pi. but having to know ppl who've gone through that , id definitely say pi's inability to trust, his 24/7 anxiety and worries are completely realistic and justified
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the only thing is didn't like about this story, including the manga, that is how fast Aoki got over hashimoto-san , it was quite unrealistic. even if you start falling for someone else you suddenly cannot become best friends with someone you were so heavily in love with. constantly seeing the person you like in front of you will not let you get over them and also hamper your process of falling for someone else. especially when aoki hasnt even confronted his feelings for hashimoto-san to her. you gotta do that if you wanna move on. " move on" does not happen magically. and sexuality has got nothing to do with it. later in the manga when aoki "comically" told hashimoto that he liked her, the whole scene was left as if it wasn't even important, while in reality it would be so so so much important. aoki is a raging flaming bisexual. the only way you easily move on from a person you really liked a lot even if you have started to fall for someone else, is to respectfully confront the feelings acknowledge the feelings to that person. let them reject you and then you need to take your time off that person and finally then you can move on. and lets face it, you cannot become " best friends " with someone you loved even if you are able to move on. love isn't magic its a literal chemical reaction, if you see that person for whom you initially fell for, feelings are bound to come back, even if glances of it. i know this is a story and nothing realistic can happen here, but this is just bi-erasure even in a canon bi main character series. its like his feelings for hashimoto was nothing but plot triggering comedy. i won't even be surprised if in future chapter aoki says " oh im gay now", honestly i will be super pissed if they do that.
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