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Soul Mate Episode 4 Reactions
f*ck !!!!! why OMG why do i gotta be right - as is i was kinda disappointed that the reunion between Ryu & Arata didn't amount to much. yeah Ryu apologized but i need them to talk. for Ryu to at least try & be there for Arata given his disability. to try & offer support, friendship anything then what we got. it was depressing & felt ominous - especially for Arata. i hope that song wasn't an indicator that he is gonna try again - until he succeeds. *************************************************************& until the ending everything was going positive, the budding friendship between the mains was giving signs of affection, even deeper feelings of love in spite the distance.. & then when Jo Han finally had his freedom (ironic i know) that shady f*cker i was worried about at the start came back like a bad penny - i feel like the one who told on him was Jo Han's coach. but after the way Jo Han chose to tell him No - i get why he believed it was Jo Han. what a mess - hope the bar owner got CCTV in that place, but i have a feeling that wont help Jo Han. ugh
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I just want to give a trigger warning alert to anyone who is watching the series: there's a gay bashing scene at the end of this episode. I was quite surprised with the scene as someone who only watches Japanese BL, I suppose I haven't seen gay bashing scenes at all in any of the JBL works I watched. I don't know whether this is a common plot line in Korean BL, but, I really was not prepared to see any gay bashing scenes today. So yea, be prepared
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There is notanything easy about life and it is presented with the stark reality and all the grit and grime.
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