i really reall....wish wayne song was in something else gay lmaooo. i hope huang juan zhi looks healthier in this series because it was so distracting. they intentionally make him look sickly and it's such a glaring problem so i couldn't even finish the show.
I'm frustrated that I didn't watch this show earlier mainly because My Day was such a mess it turned me off from…
same about my day. i wanted to fucking brain myself. theyre named after fucking marx and lenin! i read a thing about the actor who plays vlad it was really lovely, he has a love for the craft completely
sooooo the writers are def anti capitalists i love it
when i found out who were they named afte ri was so excited. ultimately, i didn't end up finishing this (nor watching th elast ep of ITSAY) because i was oto sad to let it go and i had to also, while watching this show, kind of put my preconceived notions on what it was going to be (after fucking SLOGGING through my day omfg what an abysmal piece of work) and really understand what they were saying. while i do believe the dialogue could be smoother this is like probably one of the most ambitious shows i've seen about social commentary (and thus why i shy away from the moniker BL but whatever) with fascinating people who made the show. oh and i really love the young mother—no judgement, just teen pregnancy and also literally wanting to get away from the pressure of motherhood for a while. that matters.
it seems like the crew and cast took their real life harmful experiences about their lives, bodies, sexualities, all the BS and turned it on its head without ignoring the turmoil the world faces even if it was a teensy thing. it's a small production and they had more freedom—GOOD.
great list! i never finishde these cos adhd, but i liked them. one day i'll finish diary of a prosecutor cos it deserves these are more ensemble so i wont' rec anything spooky but i love special inspector jo a lot. it's a show with an extreme heart (and kinda anti capitalist!) ooh and someone mentioned avengers social club which is another one of my fav ensemveles
is just me but after seeing Documentary Episode 5, i cried in the end when they showed how BK and PP sacrificed…
i am so fucking terrified of coral as well. that's why being an actor is so cool you get to experience all these new things and maybe face your fears!!!! they did a great job
he's amazing. sounds pretentious but: i first heard about him in film school and swear he's an editing favorite and pretty influential on me. some cool shit , i didn't know he was a comedian in real life (i guess that's WHY he's so funny lmao) awesome post
I think it makes a lot of sense and also suits Teh's personality. This is also the part some people fail to understand…
first and foremost i think you're right. you learn to deal with it better. i'll be 30 in a few years and i read that it's better because you understand how to manage yourself more. late 20s are turbulent right now, but i know i am adjusting and learning to deal.
there's regrets, of course, but missed opportunities and inexplicable plans—that stuff—that's what you have to learn to move on from. i think you also realize man...to grow up you fuck up. the mistakes make you appreciate the good things.
i agree about letting yourself grow up and that means accepting yourself, too. i struggled with my sexuality until i was about 17 and i don't know what changed i was just like "this is me" but that's only part of the journey.
imo tay is someone who probably wouldn't like living in a box and wants to do what he wants. i think he could probably accept things easier if they were of his own volition not by outside forces (homophobia) to influence him. that's the way i see him at least. he may be one of those people who struggles with understanding himself but his need to follow his emotions comes first; so he will accept himself and do whatever he wants (and i do think he is that type.)
even so, if you know mistakes were made or something happened.....you have your whole life to do what you need to do to be happy. try your best. they're really young kids. being a teenager sucks honestly—well i think it did for me. but it seems like they've all got quiet lives and they can figure things out. this is almost like a teenage life i wish i had. for me the show is saying everything's gonna be alright, you're just figuring things out. things will pass and you will be content. frankly i think that is the best lesson to learn as a young person and the best outcome if your'e writing a coming-of-age series. the drama is their existence so the ending doesn't have to be as grand or sad as we may think for it to mean something. life is weird.
if i see this following the same path as their whole lives have been, pretty normal for young people who have a lot less external strife (environmental issues, abuse, etc) , they'll live and probably find a way to be together (now what this means and HOW it means can develop differently over time.) that's about the most human and youthful thing you could do.
After watching the 1st ep it kind of made it clear in my head that the ending will be sad or at least bittersweet.…
this is one of the most annoying misconceptions about media ever and i am going to die on this hill. seriously, i'm so over it. they teach us this in art school and it's dumb.
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when i found out who were they named afte ri was so excited. ultimately, i didn't end up finishing this (nor watching th elast ep of ITSAY) because i was oto sad to let it go and i had to also, while watching this show, kind of put my preconceived notions on what it was going to be (after fucking SLOGGING through my day omfg what an abysmal piece of work) and really understand what they were saying. while i do believe the dialogue could be smoother this is like probably one of the most ambitious shows i've seen about social commentary (and thus why i shy away from the moniker BL but whatever) with fascinating people who made the show. oh and i really love the young mother—no judgement, just teen pregnancy and also literally wanting to get away from the pressure of motherhood for a while. that matters.
it seems like the crew and cast took their real life harmful experiences about their lives, bodies, sexualities, all the BS and turned it on its head without ignoring the turmoil the world faces even if it was a teensy thing. it's a small production and they had more freedom—GOOD.
there's regrets, of course, but missed opportunities and inexplicable plans—that stuff—that's what you have to learn to move on from. i think you also realize man...to grow up you fuck up. the mistakes make you appreciate the good things.
i agree about letting yourself grow up and that means accepting yourself, too. i struggled with my sexuality until i was about 17 and i don't know what changed i was just like "this is me" but that's only part of the journey.
imo tay is someone who probably wouldn't like living in a box and wants to do what he wants. i think he could probably accept things easier if they were of his own volition not by outside forces (homophobia) to influence him. that's the way i see him at least. he may be one of those people who struggles with understanding himself but his need to follow his emotions comes first; so he will accept himself and do whatever he wants (and i do think he is that type.)
even so, if you know mistakes were made or something happened.....you have your whole life to do what you need to do to be happy. try your best. they're really young kids. being a teenager sucks honestly—well i think it did for me. but it seems like they've all got quiet lives and they can figure things out. this is almost like a teenage life i wish i had. for me the show is saying everything's gonna be alright, you're just figuring things out. things will pass and you will be content. frankly i think that is the best lesson to learn as a young person and the best outcome if your'e writing a coming-of-age series. the drama is their existence so the ending doesn't have to be as grand or sad as we may think for it to mean something. life is weird.
if i see this following the same path as their whole lives have been, pretty normal for young people who have a lot less external strife (environmental issues, abuse, etc) , they'll live and probably find a way to be together (now what this means and HOW it means can develop differently over time.) that's about the most human and youthful thing you could do.
idek what im saying but anyway yea i get you.