Raining Sunshine:Kate:
that just means he also needs therapy lol I'm reading the webtoon right now (chapter 13) and... this is just painfully juvenile in terms of how serious the story is, and how not serious it is being taken at the same time 😅
This is one of the main reasons I'm losing interest in school/university setting BLs because they are just so juvenile in general. I mean, I get that the genre is "boys love" but can't it include "mans love" too?
Buannaiche:
It would be really nice if those who have read the manhwa and seen the programme used the spoiler function of the forums. Not everyone is watching, some wait until all the episodes have aired before binge-watching. Please, please be considerate of others, and use the spoiler function. For those who have already posted, please also consider going back and editing your posts.
AGREED!!
It would be really nice if those who have read the manhwa and seen the programme used the spoiler function of the forums. Not everyone is watching, some wait until all the episodes have aired before binge-watching. Please, please be considerate of others, and use the spoiler function. For those who have already posted, please also consider going back and editing your posts.
Honest question, but how much is a spoiler? Coz i never considered things that happen in episode 1 a spoiler since it's always just a set up and introduction to characters, usually tells you less about the story than the synopsis. As for the webtoon, i was so vague in my reply it literally tells you nothing about the plot...
Kapalini:
ohhhhh. i was talking about long dramas. but still i dont count the first episode of webtoons as a spoiler since there is no need for previous knowledge to understand it. unless its a second season/ a sequal
Agreed. The first episode (sometimes 2 depending on drama length) is not spoiler material. (With the exception of being a sequel.
It would be really nice if those who have read the manhwa and seen the programme used the spoiler function of the forums. Not everyone is watching, some wait until all the episodes have aired before binge-watching. Please, please be considerate of others, and use the spoiler function. For those who have already posted, please also consider going back and editing your posts.
100% agree.
dodoubleg1785:
This is one of the main reasons I'm losing interest in school/university setting BLs because they are just so juvenile in general. I mean, I get that the genre is "boys love" but can't it include "mans love" too?
Manner of Death and To Sir, With Love are more mans love. They're not the fluffy BL and they deal with more serious themes. But, still lacking in showing a lot of more intimate scenes.
i am actually struggling to get back into BL dramas. i think that the level of toxicity isnt high enough for some BLs to be enjoyable and the level of toxicity is too high for some BLs to be enjoyable. im stuck in the limbo of trying to find either super toxic BLs from like the mafia or something (KinnPorsche kinda filled this for sometime) or something wholesome and cute like BeLoved in house i do or Lovely writer. I hope that a BL comes out that is amazing and slays all over us.
I think that's kind of where I'm at too. I want to see adult situations where they have to deal with the world outside of a school/university bubble. A lot of us have not been in that kind of setting for a while and would like to see relationships that thrive in the "real world." I think that was the biggest appeal for KinnPorsche because it had a balance of danger and intrigue and comedy and drama with enough sexiness to make it believable but tastefully done so it wasn't too much all revolving around men ultimately falling in love.
angeliviki2022:
Manner of Death and To Sir, With Love are more mans love. They're not the fluffy BL and they deal with more serious themes. But, still lacking in showing a lot of more intimate scenes.
Both this series are rough gems mahn. To Sir With Love I enjoyed this so much but it riled me up pretty bad.
