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When It Rains, It Pours Episode 3

ふったらどしゃぶり ‧ Drama ‧ 2025

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Season: 1

Nakarai and Hagiwara continue exchanging emails, including their frustrations about the non-existent sex lives. They happen to meet at work the next day, and Nakarai helps return umbrellas from the reunion event with Hagiwara. Right after, they get rained on and take shelter in a tiny museum. Upon seeing a sculpture that evoked a strong reaction in both men, they proceed to send an email, soon realizing that they had been sending those intimate emails to each other. (Source: angeliviki2022 at kisskh)
  • Aired: January 24, 2025

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yang
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Apr 7, 2025

A sunshower!

I loved how all of the characters were flawed but still able to be understood. Kaori was a bit homophobic during the confrontation. However she did struggle with her relationship with making love but still choose to be understanding of Hagiwara. Kazuaki having loved Sei since childhood but the guilt has haunted him since the parents' death to the point of doing things to hurt Sei. Hagiwara and Sei were both looking for the same thing and in the perfectly wrong time and circumstances, they found each other. The series had more potential to be discovered but the limit in episodes held it back. Overall, this is one of the best BLs released this year so far exploring and tackling non-conventional BL tropes. I enjoyed it! It literally felt like a rain is falling when the sun is shining while watching!

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estar
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Feb 26, 2025

well glad for the explanation about Nakarai…

well glad for the explanation about Nakarai & Fujisawa, so they close friends. but Nakarai caught feelings. i know that Fujisawa is avoiding a serious conversation, cause he knows Nakarai got no one in the world but him. so he is just putting up with what he can & avoiding what he can't. **********************************************************************************************Nakarai should be the one to come to the realization, that other then friendship Fujisawa will offer him nothing. as a friend, he should be the one to stop & move on - emotionally & psychically. idk how long ago he lost his parents, but am guessing it's been enough time to stand on his own 2 feet. he is working, so he can afford to move out. if he wants to keep his friendship, this is what he needs to do - grow-up! not keep pushing Fujisawa into a corner - which amounts to sexual harassment.********************************************************************************************************************************************Hagiwara may say he is being considerate of Kaori, but he is scared of find out the real reason for the distance between them. maybe he isn't ready to face a reality, that will make them part. idk - either way being only 3 yrs together & 2 yrs in - to not want any type of intimacy, heck she wont even kiss him. the only time she touched him & play acted at flirting, was so their friends would see. that amounts to nothing. **********************************************************************************************both the guys r not in a good place & considering this what they have to offer the other idk - but i guess a load of relationship start off like this, the question after their sexual appetite is satiated, will there be more to create a healthy relationship \(〇_o)/

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