100 Nichi Go ni Wakareru Boku to Kare (2026)

Al fin un poco de historias queer dentro de tanto bl

Para mí nunca ningún BL por más bueno que sea y vaya que he visto muy buenos, se compara a lo que siento cuando veo series queer, simplemente es el tipo de contenido que ansío ver más seguido, libre de darle oferta a la demanda, libre de hacer lo que quería hacer y no lo que va a vender, libre de querer triunfar en un entorno en el que el triunfar no es algo de lo que deberían estar orgullosos, porque quien estaría orgulloso de decir: hey mi series es la más vista y popular porque les encantó a mi audiencia! a si quién es tú audiencia? que tan difícil es complacerla? o es caso que solo obedeciste todos y cada uno de los estereotipos impuestos por ellas y les diste exactamente lo querían porque eso te iba a beneficiar individualme, porque al final de eso se trata todo en este sistema individualista, cada quien que se rasque con sus propios uñas y las causas colectivas que se vayan a la chingada mientras el dinero siga entrando, entonces si se agradece cuando alguien viene a poner algo que es en favor de la comunidad y no solo de sus Intereses! No podemos hacer algo para cambiar el mundo como se planteaba la periodista pero si podemos hacer que nuestro entorno no se parte de ese cultura. このシリーズを本当にありがとうございました。

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One line from Itsuki stayed with me until the very end.

He compared himself to "a tropical fish that feels too hot even in the water where it is supposed to live."

I interpreted it as someone who isn't weak or broken, but simply cannot survive comfortably in the environment they were born into.

Sometimes leaving isn't running away.
Sometimes it's simply a survival strategy.

This drama isn't about deciding who was right or wrong.

Yuma loved Itsuki's freedom at first, but later realized he couldn't live with it.
Itsuki wanted to be accepted exactly as he was, and eventually realized that Yuma could never truly understand that part of him.

Neither of them was a bad person.
They simply reached a point where neither could compromise on what mattered most.

That made me think about relationships in general.

I don't believe living together depends on understanding everything about another person.
I think it depends on whether you can accept the parts you'll never fully understand.

Empathy is wonderful, but it isn't always possible.
Acceptance may be even more important.

The director said she wanted to create a film that could change the world.

Can a story really do that?

If people could accept differences instead of trying to erase them, perhaps there would be fewer conflicts.
But at the same time, I don't think the world is ever that simple.

I only hope that, someday, both Yuma and Itsuki will find someone who can accept them for who they are.

Not every love story ends happily.
Some simply leave us with questions that stay long after the credits roll.

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