i feel like im in an enemy's territory for liking this series. this was soo beautiful. it's light and i did not feel burdened while watching, unlike Battle of the Writers.
Wait I'm curious, what is happening between this drama and tokyo in april?
im just sharing my thought on the similar key/core of the story of both shows that would eventually shaped how the characters developed their love. In 'Tokyo in April is...' , even though both main leads in the story were wrong for having sex without protection (which i believe that led to Kazuma went sick, he got pneumonia), Kazuma's mom is weird af for banning Ren upon existing in Kazuma's life. at first i thought she was just typical asian mom homophobic and holds a very strong "traditional family values" they say. but when Kazuma and Ren met again in their adulthood, Kazuma's mom revealed that she wasn't opposing their love, she was opposing they were having sex when they were still underage (final year at middle school). however, that doesn't justify the rights of not allowing Ren meeting Kazuma again upon the incident back in middle school.
the same thing goes for this movie, [Love Song]. the reason Kai kept running away from Shouta is because he was afraid to confess his love to shouta which the root cause is Shouta's mom herself. sorry for spoiler, in one of the scene in the movie, Shouta's mom blatantly said "could you avoid Shouta for now? because Shouta is our one and only son". she directly implying that their son cannot be gay, their son is their only hope of maintaining traditional family values. she could feel that Kai had a feeling for Shouta that's why she told Kai to stay away. that's why he was always afraid of telling Shouta of how he feels towards him.
other than that, the child actor who play Young Kai and Young Ren in both shows is the same. which roots back to my main thought.
now imagine if both moms in both shows do not oppose their son's sexuality, do not oppose their son's love to a boy. would that makes any difference? of course! they would have in love with zero hesitant and that would be beautiful :')
since the child actor in this movie is the same as in 'Tokyo in April is...' (which is a shame mydramalist doesn't list him in the cast), i learned that the oka-san/mom is always the problem, both in this film or in the series Tokyo in April. i dont know much but as far as i know, parents should be the children's first education source before studying at school, and because their role must also be an educator, why would they oppose the idea of your kid's sexuality is different than the so-called the ""norm" of the society? nande sore?? this is classic asian parent problem.
imagine how beautiful their love life was if only Shouta's mom wasn't opposing their love huhuu
Considering that he’s directing a BL movie and series perhaps he’s not as homophobic as you think? We’re…
directing means he wanna profiting on it. there is a HUGEEEE different on shows that was directed by queer person and whose directed by unethical person who only want to profit from it. if you were not around during his scandal broke out just shut up and dont be like a foolish person
this is the kind of BLs that better be watch simultaneously with other BL shows (using split screen on desktop). first few episodes bu xia is annoying AF.
In 'Tokyo in April is...' , even though both main leads in the story were wrong for having sex without protection (which i believe that led to Kazuma went sick, he got pneumonia), Kazuma's mom is weird af for banning Ren upon existing in Kazuma's life. at first i thought she was just typical asian mom homophobic and holds a very strong "traditional family values" they say. but when Kazuma and Ren met again in their adulthood, Kazuma's mom revealed that she wasn't opposing their love, she was opposing they were having sex when they were still underage (final year at middle school). however, that doesn't justify the rights of not allowing Ren meeting Kazuma again upon the incident back in middle school.
the same thing goes for this movie, [Love Song]. the reason Kai kept running away from Shouta is because he was afraid to confess his love to shouta which the root cause is Shouta's mom herself. sorry for spoiler, in one of the scene in the movie, Shouta's mom blatantly said "could you avoid Shouta for now? because Shouta is our one and only son". she directly implying that their son cannot be gay, their son is their only hope of maintaining traditional family values. she could feel that Kai had a feeling for Shouta that's why she told Kai to stay away. that's why he was always afraid of telling Shouta of how he feels towards him.
other than that, the child actor who play Young Kai and Young Ren in both shows is the same. which roots back to my main thought.
now imagine if both moms in both shows do not oppose their son's sexuality, do not oppose their son's love to a boy. would that makes any difference? of course! they would have in love with zero hesitant and that would be beautiful :')
better dont make the CP if they dont want to develop it
i dont know much but as far as i know, parents should be the children's first education source before studying at school, and because their role must also be an educator, why would they oppose the idea of your kid's sexuality is different than the so-called the ""norm" of the society? nande sore?? this is classic asian parent problem.
imagine how beautiful their love life was if only Shouta's mom wasn't opposing their love huhuu
i had to hear beyonce's broken hearted girl to clear my ears
loved the plot twist
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