Since we’re getting a 5-year timeskip, I might have to drop this drama and come back once all the episodes are released so I can binge-watch everything at once. Waiting every week just to be left hanging is sooo exhausting ðŸ˜. But knowing myself, I probably won’t stick to my own words and will end up watching the next episode the second it drops anyway. I honestly wish I had discovered this BL after the series was already complete.
what 1.2 millionhe gave Big J priceless virginity...atleast BJ has that glory of being LJ's first
exactly and i think why BJ request for sex cus It's written as an emotional climax. Every touch carries meaning because both characters knowits their last embrace, this might be the last kiss, the last time they'll wake up together
What a wierd commentThe blame for abuse belongs to the abuser, not women or people enjoying fictional stories.…
You're making a huge leap by treating people's opinions on fictional characters as proof of their real-world morals. Someone can sympathize or dislike LJ or enjoy a flawed character without defending abuse in real life. Fiction allows people to explore complicated, flawed characters without agreeing with their actions. Those are two completely different things.
Also, the way you're framing domestic abuse feels like it puts too much focus on women's choices as if it's their fault rather than the actions of abusers. Domestic abuse is far more complicated than "women falling for toxic men" or "making excuses." Many victims experience manipulation, coercion, isolation, threats, fear, and control. These situations are not simply about someone being unable to recognize a red flag — abuse often involves someone deliberately creating a situation where leaving becomes extremely difficult.
This comment section reminds me exactly why the majority of domestic abuse victims are women.
What a wierd commentThe blame for abuse belongs to the abuser, not women or people enjoying fictional stories. Bringing up that most victims are women in this context feels like you're connecting women's interests to why they experience abuse, and that comes dangerously close to victim-blaming. Fictional preferences do not cause someone to be abused. Liking a complicated fictional dynamic does not explain why women become victims of abuse. This comes across like you're shifting the focus away from the abuser and onto the victim.
yh that true but for me the abusive one's like double helix make my brain fru but i mean messy relationships—the yearning, the desperation, the angst, the obsession, the heartbreak, the doubts, the unresolved feelings.
i love how they are so toxic because they're complex. The yearning, the grief, the love, the desperation, the guilt, the doubt, and all the conflicting emotions make their relationship so compelling. It's chaotic, heartbreaking, and beautiful at the same time. The last couple that had me this invested was Vegas and Pete... though they were way beyond toxic
Also, the way you're framing domestic abuse feels like it puts too much focus on women's choices as if it's their fault rather than the actions of abusers. Domestic abuse is far more complicated than "women falling for toxic men" or "making excuses." Many victims experience manipulation, coercion, isolation, threats, fear, and control. These situations are not simply about someone being unable to recognize a red flag — abuse often involves someone deliberately creating a situation where leaving becomes extremely difficult.