episodes usually drop on YouTube and MDL says today, but I can't find it yet and it's 1200 pm in America. Pasy episodes have been available at this time.
Even though I'm referencing an American genre, this movie fits nicely into the Southern Gothic Romanticism movement. Bleak, nihilistic at times, and focused on the dichotomy of life and decay, it also offers social indictments on everything from poverty, the working class, rural living, the very real consequences of not providing civil rights for all citizens, and the patriarchy.
And does so against a story of betrayal where there are no heroes and villains- just broken people.
It stayed with me for days after I watched it. The acting of the entire cast is sublime and a master class.
it happened at a fan meet and they did an up close and personal interview after. If you google it, the news stories should pop right up. Sadly, there isn’t too much coverage
congratulations to our male leads for stepping into the light and letting us celebrate a love that started onscreen and became real. You have all our support!
I am coming from the point of view that having both simultaneously reflects the reality that both exist simultaneously…
They could have made the decision as a direct response to increasing conservatism that is silencing voices. Maybe the theme of straight and queer communities coming together is a much needed exploration now more than ever. United, we stand. Divided, we fall.
I am coming from the point of view that having both simultaneously reflects the reality that both exist simultaneously…
it has not always been this “beautiful” in America. Each generation has fought hard for rights, representation, and equality. we still have a very long way to go, but I’ve witnessed the change with my own eyes. Represemtation like this show is doing is just a small part of moving us all forward together- the queer community and allies like me
Intersectionality isn’t a plot device. And a gay story doesn't need a "straight" couple to validate its existence…
I am coming from the point of view that having both simultaneously reflects the reality that both exist simultaneously and play out simultaneously. I am thinking of my students as I watch this. I am thinking of how I have watched this all play out in real time in my classroom over the years. I am reveling in how gay and straight friends help each other navigate the ups and downs and how beautiful that has been to witness from the sidelines. watching this is like watching my own classroom. I adore the aspect of the shows that reflects my students’ lived experiences (and mine- albeit from the sidelines)
K-Drama 
And does so against a story of betrayal where there are no heroes and villains- just broken people.
It stayed with me for days after I watched it. The acting of the entire cast is sublime and a master class.