Hope it's not another cliffhanger this episode. What if there's angst and Adachi is riding his bike to meet Kurosawa…
this makes a lot sense though :D I wish episode 11 was longer, so there's more of a chance that Adachi comes clean and they resolve everything in the end. Even if there is some kind of mini time jump.
People on the Weibo CM community have also already started writing about saying goodbye to the show soon. Its…
so our predictions have been right. I think this is the right way to go. I'm glad that they are not making Kurosawa some kind of Mr.Perfect. I wouldn't even be shocked if Kurosawa decides to quit his job :D
before the drama ends and everyone eventually leaving, I just wanna say I love this CM community, how everything…
omg these goodbye comments are killing me :'( I love you all. We will definitely meet again. I know a lot of people here watch BL but I really came randomly across this drama/genre, so the chances are higher to meet me in a random j-drama section. especially a Machida one lol
I like this scene very much and the bgm too. CM dialogues are so well written. normal and realistic.
Yessss everything is so natural. There's a telephone scene in Before Sunrise I absolutely adore. This scene is quite different but somehow it has the same vibes. When I was actually thinking about what my favorite movies/dramas and this have one in common, I thought about the realistic dialogues
Same! It's my favourite from the episode and I don't seem to get tired of it ;___;My friend who finally watched…
me, too! I just love it so much. Even that moment when we see Kurosawa's side profile and he is slightly raising his brows after the "sometimes you should depend on me"... in general his whole body language. This scene is so beautiful, it hurts
In the heart-to-heart talk over dinner in ep 10, Kurosawa starts to reveal himself to Adachi. He truly fears being…
Yes, sure meeting Adachi made have been the reason why Kurosawa realized that there's more than pleasing others, but I can't really accept the fact that Kurosawa now suddenly has changed due to love. It's actually one of those tropes and messages in most media and literature I hate. I love that we see this development in Kurosawa's character. I won't deny that the relationship is helping them. I think hearing those words of assurance by someone who means so much to him, will definitely help him in his journey.
It's so interesting because there are quite some moments where Kurosawa is that person who tells Adachi that he wishes, he could see that he is more, etc. His character seems to know that he can't magically give Adachi more self-esteem. So it just seems a lot harder to actually see that he also can't be just happy by having Adachi by his side. Adachi can show him that he appreciates him even with his mistakes and humanness, but it's clear that Kurosawa is not convinced that the way he is, is enough. I'm curious about how they're going to handle Kurosawa's people-pleasing and perfectionism. I don't think it's just that he is just competitive.
It actually made me quite thoughtful when people were saying that Kurosawa probably wasn't such a nice person before he met Adachi. I truly believe that many people are like Kurosawa or that we all have parts in us that are like him. Even if we think, we don't need to be appreciated by others to love ourselves. I don't think that he wasn't nice. I think a lot of people think of it as a kind of fulfillment to be appreciated by people in power.
In the heart-to-heart talk over dinner in ep 10, Kurosawa starts to reveal himself to Adachi. He truly fears being…
I really want to see more of that side of him. There are not many episodes left but it would be nice if we could some of these moments where Kurosawa has to deal with being disliked and doesn't care. As you said, most people are like Kurosawa. It's also very human to have those needs. But yes, who are we trying to please? Is it really for our own happiness?
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I wish episode 11 was longer, so there's more of a chance that Adachi comes clean and they resolve everything in the end. Even if there is some kind of mini time jump.
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It's so interesting because there are quite some moments where Kurosawa is that person who tells Adachi that he wishes, he could see that he is more, etc. His character seems to know that he can't magically give Adachi more self-esteem. So it just seems a lot harder to actually see that he also can't be just happy by having Adachi by his side. Adachi can show him that he appreciates him even with his mistakes and humanness, but it's clear that Kurosawa is not convinced that the way he is, is enough. I'm curious about how they're going to handle Kurosawa's people-pleasing and perfectionism. I don't think it's just that he is just competitive.
It actually made me quite thoughtful when people were saying that Kurosawa probably wasn't such a nice person before he met Adachi. I truly believe that many people are like Kurosawa or that we all have parts in us that are like him. Even if we think, we don't need to be appreciated by others to love ourselves. I don't think that he wasn't nice. I think a lot of people think of it as a kind of fulfillment to be appreciated by people in power.
"We've outgrown the Ugly Duckling Transformation"
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