SUCH A BLESSING
As a religious person who is also part of the LGBTQ+ community, this drama touched me more deeply than I can put into words. I honestly don't think words are enough to explain how much it moved me or how much it changed the way I see love.
I think the plot is incredibly well written. At first, I was afraid that religion would take up too much space, but in the end, it allowed the drama to ask much deeper questions.
This BL doesn't only explore the moral conflict between the heart and reason (or, in this case, faith). It also shows the guilt of loving someone, the fear of disappointing God, the self-hatred that comes from not being able to accept yourself, and even the rejection of God that grows inside a heart already afraid of itself. These are questions that many of us may ask ourselves one day, and this drama gives something that is so precious : HOPE.
It reminds us that love is not incompatible with faith. That God will always have a place for those who sincerely seek Him. And that message is just so powerful. Honestly, I'm tearing up just writing these words.
On top of that, the chemistry between the two main characters gave me butterflies so many times. Watching them slowly fall in love was absolutely beautiful. The way they looked at each other, the way their breathing changed when they got close, the quiet tension between them, and even the dialogues... every emotion felt so real. Even the soundtrack pulled me in, and some of the lyrics were enough to make me cry.
Episode 2 touched me the most. I think it was beautifully directed. The way it portrayed overwhelming desire mixed with the shame of loving someone was heartbreaking and incredibly honest.
I honestly can't do anything but recommend this drama over and over again to anyone who feels lost between their faith and their identity. It reminds us that we are not alone, and that we don't have to give up a part of ourselves for God to still live in our hearts.
I think the plot is incredibly well written. At first, I was afraid that religion would take up too much space, but in the end, it allowed the drama to ask much deeper questions.
This BL doesn't only explore the moral conflict between the heart and reason (or, in this case, faith). It also shows the guilt of loving someone, the fear of disappointing God, the self-hatred that comes from not being able to accept yourself, and even the rejection of God that grows inside a heart already afraid of itself. These are questions that many of us may ask ourselves one day, and this drama gives something that is so precious : HOPE.
It reminds us that love is not incompatible with faith. That God will always have a place for those who sincerely seek Him. And that message is just so powerful. Honestly, I'm tearing up just writing these words.
On top of that, the chemistry between the two main characters gave me butterflies so many times. Watching them slowly fall in love was absolutely beautiful. The way they looked at each other, the way their breathing changed when they got close, the quiet tension between them, and even the dialogues... every emotion felt so real. Even the soundtrack pulled me in, and some of the lyrics were enough to make me cry.
Episode 2 touched me the most. I think it was beautifully directed. The way it portrayed overwhelming desire mixed with the shame of loving someone was heartbreaking and incredibly honest.
I honestly can't do anything but recommend this drama over and over again to anyone who feels lost between their faith and their identity. It reminds us that we are not alone, and that we don't have to give up a part of ourselves for God to still live in our hearts.
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