Just, wow. I felt so uncomfortable with the way Jaime was blatantly coming on to Winston. I mean, did he forget…
I'm wondering if they have simply misjudged this and Jaime is supposed to just be sexy and hot? But instead they went a bit overboard and now he seems sleazy instead, like you said. I mean, he *is* hot, but he gives off so many creepy vibes that I deffo wouldn't want to be alone with him anywhere... Right now I can't decide whether to continue watching or drop this, but I guess 'll give it another episode.
Yoo Han is being just a bit manipulative here, almost a little evil, the way he intentionally exposes Yeon Woo to the colour rush just to get him hooked, despite the warnings -- but he's playing with fire. I don't normally like obsessive, crazy romance, but here they've actually given it a neurological reason (even if it's made up). I really liked the first two episodes and will definitely continue watching.
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Agreed on every point. The acting and the writing were so good here that I never missed the lack of skinship.…
Yeah, I tried watching Bad Romance and didn't get past the first episode. I really want to watch TWM:TNC, but the cheating and Knock being TSTL is putting me off. I'm consoling myself with Manner Of Death.
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Agreed on every point. The acting and the writing were so good here that I never missed the lack of skinship.…
Yeah, the psychopath (ex) girlfriend is another of those really weird and tiring tropes in BL, and yeah, two-timing is crappy behaviour. It is somewhat counterbalanced in TWM by Fah and Yihwa, who are two of the best girls in BL.
I don't mind the beginning though -- I've certainly ended up in bed with someone because it seemed like a great idea when I was drunk, and then woke up hung over and with a completely different feeling about the whole thing. I then proceeded to panic and treat that person like crap. It doesn't mean that it was non-consensual, just that I hadn't yet learned to be cautious with my decisions while drunk, and that I was emotionally immature when it came to handling the aftermath. (This was in my misspent youth a few centuries ago.)
I feel the same about Forth and Beam, and to a certain extent Tee and Fuse, except that Tee was a lot more sober than Fuse and should have known better -- but they were also like 15-16 years old, and really, who makes good decisions at that age who isn't named Greta Thunberg?
I dropped this one at the very first episode in october because I didn't like it . Seems like I am a minority…
While I also tote ITSAY, CM and GSP as the holy trinity of 2020 BL, they are very different from each other. Especially CM and ITSAY are so different that it seems strange to put them in the same genre - and in fact they are only in the same genre if we call BL a genre (and not, say, a label). ITSAY is a very ambitious emotional rollercoaster of an LGBT coming-of-age story from an original script, and CM is a very lighthearted, cute romantic comedy based on a manga. Neither of them are typical of the BL genre/label as a whole. GSP is more typical, just with much higher production values than we are used to seeing, with a stronger effort to be inclusive and representative of the LGBTQ+ community than what we've seen in most Thai BL.
What I'm trying to say is that it's not strange if all three are not to everyone's liking. I know people who love one of those but can't stand either of the others. In this particular comment section, you are going to find more people who think that CM is superior to ITSAY and GSP than the other way around, but that's why they are here, after all. We like what we like. But it's just as valid to not like something.
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I don't mind the beginning though -- I've certainly ended up in bed with someone because it seemed like a great idea when I was drunk, and then woke up hung over and with a completely different feeling about the whole thing. I then proceeded to panic and treat that person like crap. It doesn't mean that it was non-consensual, just that I hadn't yet learned to be cautious with my decisions while drunk, and that I was emotionally immature when it came to handling the aftermath. (This was in my misspent youth a few centuries ago.)
I feel the same about Forth and Beam, and to a certain extent Tee and Fuse, except that Tee was a lot more sober than Fuse and should have known better -- but they were also like 15-16 years old, and really, who makes good decisions at that age who isn't named Greta Thunberg?
Kengkla can go hang, though. EWWWW.
What I'm trying to say is that it's not strange if all three are not to everyone's liking. I know people who love one of those but can't stand either of the others. In this particular comment section, you are going to find more people who think that CM is superior to ITSAY and GSP than the other way around, but that's why they are here, after all. We like what we like. But it's just as valid to not like something.