Sigh

And 99% of what I watch is BL/GL. I've watched so much BL/GL that my laptop is trying to tell me something

"#JustSaying. #GoPlaySomewhereElse"

I didn't know this was your personal playground!

Funny how you call me childish, when you're throwing hashtags like confetti in a conversation. There's nothing more mature than bragging about yourself and calling others childish, right?

"... to be honest with my critique as to what makes a good, or bad BL"

Honesty is the best policy ... unless it comes wrapped in condescension and arrogance

Judging from your ratings, you give BLs the side-eye and fawn over mid, overrated "straight" storylines like Trash Landing on You, Doona!, Flex X Cop and It's Okay to Not Be Okay. I will take your opinions on homophobia with a grain of salt

Facts

The fans who publicly congratulate or support celebrity "relationships" are inserting themselves into celebrities' private affairs. Their intrusion establishes a precedent, paving the way for public criticism or cancellation of the same celebrities. The best way to respect their privacy is to refrain from commenting on their personal lives in the first place

Bless your heart for being patient with the less-than-brilliant. We need more people like you

I didn't realize that a lack of enthusiasm for celebrity gossip was a sign of misery. I'll make sure to force a smile next time I see a headline about celebrities' latest fling /sarcasm

"Her reality show is about her personal life"

Yeah. Western celebrities have turned their personal lives into a full-blown reality circus

Kim Kardashian is an example of how celebrities' personal lives overshadow their professional work. She's famous for her reality TV show and her "relationships," not for acting or singing

The "relationship" between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, Beyoncé and Jay-Z, was a huge topic of discussion that overshadowed their individual work for a period of time

Attitudes towards "dating" news in Korea are different from Hollywood. That doesn't mean they are "abnormal." Different cultures have different norms and expectations. The hypersexual, promiscuous Western approach isn't superior to that of Korea

Why are you normalizing "dating" news? Celebrities' "dating" lives is none of your business. It's not your job to normalize them

Celebrities should start "dating" secretly, in underground bunkers, with secret handshakes and code names. If they insist on broadcasting their affairs across social media, they are practically pleading with us to care about their personal lives. They have dug their own graves for any criticism or cancel culture that follows. They don't get to dictate how the public reacts to their lifestyle choices

"People date." People also eat, sleep, and use the restroom. We don't see headlines about that

"Let them live." Let us live without hearing about every detail of a personal life

"... fans find who their favs date interesting, news will share it"

Fans are peeping through the window to see who's "dating" or "marrying" whom. And the news outlets are the nosy neighbors encouraging their behavior by providing binoculars and popcorn. It's all stalker-ish and creepy

You chose to support celebrity "relationships," others are free to choose to voice their dislike or disapproval. This is a natural consequence of being in the public eye; something that won't change by you kicking and screaming. Instead of trying to silence differing opinions, you can ignore and not engage in the conversation

Getting upset at celebrity "relationships" is a sacred tradition, passed down from generation to generation. Fans can't break with tradition

Kim Kardashian is associated with her "marriage" to Kanye West. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie were associated with their "relationship," and referred to as "Brangelina." Taylor Swift is known for writing songs about her "relationships." People associate her with her high-profile breakups. Beyoncé and Jay-Z are popular musicians. Their "marriage" is a big part of their public image

Celebrities are making headlines for their "relationships." They are associated with them to keep themselves in the spotlight

That's a great point. Diversity of thought is what makes comment sections an interesting place

I'm glad we were able to share our thoughts without things getting heated or disrespectful. You rock

Using "dating" news to "humble" fans is like using a water gun to put out a forest fire; ineffective and likely to make things hotter

The personal lives of Bollywood celebrities can affect their professional success. Actors associated with promiscuity, divorce, high-profile "relationships" or scandals are seen as unreliable or unprofessional. Fan backlash and unfavorable media coverage result in reduced box office numbers and a decline in popularity

For example, Hrithik Roshan's popularity fluctuated, and his recent film, "Vikram Vedha," did not perform well at the box office. His divorce from Sussanne Khan and other affairs have been the subject of criticism. They might have played a role

Toxic behavior exists in any environment. The lack of restrictions and monitoring creates an environment where toxic behavior is more likely to occur

"Why does MDL continue to post this trash on the front page? Who cares? None of our business?"

People claim celebrities' private lives are not anyone's business, and then make it their business by sharing details about these private lives on social media, generating buzz through gossip, and feeding the insatiable public appetite for celebrity news

They aren't revealing their so-called "relationships." They are revealing their need for attention, and pretending to be surprised when their fake, publicized "relationships" get criticized

Celebrities are the shocked Pikachu face meme come to life

Normal is boring

I hope not

People who choose to become celebrities should understand that backlash comes with the territory. I find the whole idea of "dating" or "marriage" to be unpleasant, and I have no desire to hear about who's "dating" or "marrying" whom. Keep your news to yourselves

"Dating" news blur the lines between celebrities' professional and personal lives. People will start associating the celebrities with their so-called "relationships," and not their works or talents. You're doing the opposite of what you're hoping to achieve

Posting news about celebrities "dating" won't make fans "immune" to the phenomenon. People have different reactions to news like this. They are free to feel shocked or upset

They shouldn't keep it going. I threw up a little in my mouth reading the news