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I know it's hard to keep up with these comments because there are so many but:
1. There is a long-ish comment thread from about a day ago where 5 different people complain that the entire second half of the series is bad because instead of lots of drama, there are "cute moments" with kissing, etc... 2. I saw at least 5 people who couldn't bring themselves to type the word sex and instead wrote "seggs" while calling this series good because they avoided being "soft-core" 3. Soooo many people (less here and more on social media) have been freaking out about how "Ohm can't possibly be the bottom, look at him!"
There is a lot of sex-negativity out there. I'm calling it out. If you didn't notice, ok. Do you.
its normal and expected. Many ppl didnt rate the show until the final ep. and many ppl havent started watching…
I mean, in the original Romeo and Juliet, a 14 year old and a 17 year old kill themselves and like 8 other people die. If that's what people were hoping for, damn.
I'm super tired of seeing people complain about seeing two guys be romantic, touch each other, kiss, and show very minimal sexual content. Obviously, y'all who are complaining don't know any gay men in real life, cause *spoiler* they kiss, touch, and have sex, sometimes in front of other people! *gasp* If you are sex-negative, that's your problem. Just start all of your posts with "I don't like to see, hear, or know about sex or anyone else having it" and then we can just ignore you.
Also, shout out to Ace folks, this post is not about you. It's for people who have internalized sex negativity and want to project it on other people. If you are not interested in sex, that's totally cool. I am commenting about people's shame about sex and how they want to put that on others, not people who are not interested or or sex-repulsed.
its normal and expected. Many ppl didnt rate the show until the final ep. and many ppl havent started watching…
Yeah, it seems like a lot of people only like media that is tragic. If people just get to be happy in the end, they call it "fluff" or "fan service". These are the people who probably don't have enough problems in their own life and so, instead of just wanting to see people be happy, they want everyone else to suffer.
I mean, two people having a normal relationship isn't fan service. It's not like Pat came out of the bedroom with…
Repetitive cuteness isn't boring to me (and to the majority if other people posting here it seems). It's like, a normal relationship. Also, if you think people don't hide their relationships, you are mistaken. I know many people now and in the past who have and continue to hide their relationship.
to be honest, I would have liked to have seen Pat and Pran have a big moment where they stood up for their relationship in front of their parents and asked them to accept it or they would do some kind of distancing, and that didn't happen so I was a little disappointed by that. but overall, I want cute normalcy healthy relationships. as a queer person who has grown up since the 90s watching lots of queer media, normal happy relationships are groundbreaking. I don't need another story about anything extreme, bad things happening to queer couples, I just want something nice and normal and this show delivered
I want Season 2 and a marriage proposal!!! All that talk towards the end (from other characters, not Pat/Pran) about their girlfriends, engagements, etc... is making me want to see Pat make some stupid over the top sweet marriage proposal and then see the parent choke on it! Who's with me???
I think I'm that lone guy who doesn't get it. I thought this was one of the best things I've ever seen up to Ep…
I mean, two people having a normal relationship isn't fan service. It's not like Pat came out of the bedroom with nipple twisters on and Pran wore a garter belt and maid outfit. They just acted like normal people. Have you never been in a relationship before??? Normal couples have sweet couple moments. I don't like or want over the top drama. I want to see normal people dealing with normal issues in a healthy way and having a normal amount of romance. That is not fan service.
Personally I think episode 5 is the best of the worst for what this season has been so far, which isn't exactly…
So true! Also, he always makes me think of a line from my favorite teen movie, "10 Things I Hate About You." All of the boys are obsessed with Larisa Oleynik's character and Heath Ledger's character asks, "what's up with this girl? Does she have beer-flavored nipples???" Same question! Why are all of these guys fighting over Wayu??? He's sooooo boring!
I completely agree with you. As a criminal justice major, I am constantly exposed to a variety of situations involving…
well, obviously some people will say yes we should avoid these things in real life if they are triggering for other people. however this is a television series, presumably people are choosing to watch it and not having it forced upon them. you mentioned that this is set in a mafia setting which is true, at the same time just because it's set in a criminal setting, morality doesn't get thrown out the window. people are still making moral choices, and if the choices that they make are awful enough, they may become unforgivable. I recognize that when all of the characters are criminals the viewer has a tendency to look at some of the more basic criminal acts as being not that big of a deal, such as possibly selling drugs or using violence to force people to pay money, but at the same time if we are going to connect with these characters and care about their romance, they still have to be accountable for their actions to some extent
I agree with every word here! I am frankly not that big of a fan of BL, I only watched few more popular ones like…
I am looking forward to the series as well! I hope that they deal with these topics with finesse, showing them as awful brutal things that really do happen and hopefully the consequences of those actions are also addressed
1. There is a long-ish comment thread from about a day ago where 5 different people complain that the entire second half of the series is bad because instead of lots of drama, there are "cute moments" with kissing, etc...
2. I saw at least 5 people who couldn't bring themselves to type the word sex and instead wrote "seggs" while calling this series good because they avoided being "soft-core"
3. Soooo many people (less here and more on social media) have been freaking out about how "Ohm can't possibly be the bottom, look at him!"
There is a lot of sex-negativity out there. I'm calling it out. If you didn't notice, ok. Do you.
Also, shout out to Ace folks, this post is not about you. It's for people who have internalized sex negativity and want to project it on other people. If you are not interested in sex, that's totally cool. I am commenting about people's shame about sex and how they want to put that on others, not people who are not interested or or sex-repulsed.
to be honest, I would have liked to have seen Pat and Pran have a big moment where they stood up for their relationship in front of their parents and asked them to accept it or they would do some kind of distancing, and that didn't happen so I was a little disappointed by that. but overall, I want cute normalcy healthy relationships. as a queer person who has grown up since the 90s watching lots of queer media, normal happy relationships are groundbreaking. I don't need another story about anything extreme, bad things happening to queer couples, I just want something nice and normal and this show delivered