As a suicide attempt survivor , I could say that psychological pain is similar to physical pain that cannot be…
As a survivor, "professional help" does jack shit if your other circumstances dont change. Not all people who attempt suicide are haunted by inner demons, some do it because they dont have any other way to escape their life circumstances. Especially if the "failed attempt" is seen as nothing but a coward's threat (You are such a failure that u even failed at killing yourself. Fun times)
For me, personally, changing my profession and cutting off the toxic people in my life helped more than any professional ever could.
EXACTLY. I'd love to see the government shut down the industry until it's been fully and openly investigated.…
Because these "stars" are dine a dozen. The rewards they reap are 500x what they pump into these kids to turn them into idols and and like u yourself pointed out, he will keep making them money even after his death. Just wait until they pop out a new "grief" song or start a "Goodbye Moonbin concert" or special edition Moonbin merch and fans will be shitting themselves to throw money at, the company. Hell, it will probably be more money than he ever earned them alive.
Also, they dont want healthy, emotionally stable idols because they aren't easy to control. Which is why corporations are hiring yojnger and younger trainees, keeping them isolated from everyone including their own families and debuting them them younger and younger, so they are constantly in the public eye and the only people they can depend on physically, mentally, emotionally, financially are their agencies.
It is nothing but glamourized child slavery and people will keep ignoring it because they are "pretty"
Everyone has their own way of coping with grief...anger, sorrow, laughter, trolls, ignorance, absence etc...and…
I agree that everyone has their struggles and pressures, esp in public eye, but reading and hearing constant hate does no wonders to an already fragile mind. It doesn't matter that haters didnt know the specificities of this guy's mental health, it's just basic courtesy to not constantly spew hate on others when u dont want it happening to you.
oh just shut up its a Historical dress ..why making fun of those clothes when you dont even know what it is
No. That is a bathrobe, unless it is a historical bathrobe. As a longtime fan of Xianxia and Wuxia, as well as Chinese period/costume dramas in general, I can say with full authority that it is no dress. He is wearing a bathrobe with pyjama pants.
I wonder why the three are able to see the supernatural stuff...
Their names are connected. In ep 4, CGY explains that Yan in his name means "inkstone" while Ying in cop's name means "Paper". Inkstone, inkstick, paper and brush are "Four Treasures of Study" (wiki)
By that logic, Yong is either brush or inkstick. I think it's brush, coz he has his grandfather's brush and he is the holder... but hopefully a chinese speaker can clarify and the old lady ghost (that haunted grandpa) is probably the inkstick.
Also, the corpse wasnt exactly a secret. I mean he was practically a viral phenomenon when he finally came to Yiyong, so the cop could easily see him, same as everyone else. Yiyong wasnt exactly special in that regard.
For the tree girl, she probably latched onto Yiyong's essence through his menu, which is why CGY could only see a couple of leaves and not the whole girl until Yiyong drew her. The cop could only see her AFTER she saw the picture herself.
It is illegal in Hollywood to harm or kill animals so no, everything on Game of Thrones is special effects and…
If the deer was real, which I HIGHLY doubt, the it was killed with permission. Some places allow people to hunt because deer are considered pests. In my village peacocks are a farm pest, but it is illegal to kill unless there is a forest official present and only if there is no other choice. We cant exactly relocate the birds since we are living inTHEIR land,but sometimes it's a necessity.
I don’t get all the talk about animal abuse, honestly it’s sad to see an animal die but it’s only getting…
Uh no. In most countries, if u are using animal actors atleast in past 20 or so years, there is a trained professional team to handle that animal as well as animal activist to make sure there is NO harm or abuse to the animal (my mom is an activist, one of her friends is a coordinator to Bollywood). All the scenes with animals being slaughterd, murdered etc etc are fake. Hell, even fishing scenes are filmed at designated spots and unless it's a food/cooling show with permission to actually hunt, they practice catch and release method for camera, then use the supermarket fish to cook.
The difference is that in China there are literally laws against showing homosexual stuff on tv at the risk of…
Okay, so u are just troll who is shitting on cbls? Well, I got more foinf on to waste my time on trolls. We can agree to disagree about it and move on.
But i don't get one thing .... when watching those cdramas(with popular actors) which are censored because of…
The difference is that in China there are literally laws against showing homosexual stuff on tv at the risk of heavy fines or even jail. For eg, the bl Addicted was so hugely popular that the actors (Johnny Huang and Timny Xu) were literally warned against appearing in public together at the risk of being blacklisted from the industry. They are now 2 of the most famous cdrama stars. Same is the case with Xiao Zhan and Wang Yibo of Untamed, though not as serious. Even then, the actors and the production team takes the risk to adapt a bl novel and try their best to remain faithful to the source material is a DADT ambiguous way.
That is not the case with SK. They dont have laws against this type of things and for specifically this drama, they initially marketed it as a mainstream bl (the cast is mainstream actors). The actors were fully aware this was a bl when they signed on and the production house has one bl currently airing. It wasnt until the fans of the actors started a backlash that they announced that they were changing the story to remove the gay/bl aspect which is ironic since the story is literally about a highschool kid committing suicide because he was bullied for being gay.
Removing gay aspect from this drama is like making a movie about MLK but removing the "black aspect" and changing his death cause to a heart attack or something because u dont wanna piss off the "majority" audience. If that's the case, just dont adapt a gay novel. There are many other novels about high school violence without the gay aspect.
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For me, personally, changing my profession and cutting off the toxic people in my life helped more than any professional ever could.
Moonbin merch and fans will be shitting themselves to throw money at, the company. Hell, it will probably be more money than he ever earned them alive.
Also, they dont want healthy, emotionally stable idols because they aren't easy to control. Which is why corporations are hiring yojnger and younger trainees, keeping them isolated from everyone including their own families and debuting them them younger and younger, so they are constantly in the public eye and the only people they can depend on physically, mentally, emotionally, financially are their agencies.
It is nothing but glamourized child slavery and people will keep ignoring it because they are "pretty"
By that logic, Yong is either brush or inkstick. I think it's brush, coz he has his grandfather's brush and he is the holder... but hopefully a chinese speaker can clarify and the old lady ghost (that haunted grandpa) is probably the inkstick.
Also, the corpse wasnt exactly a secret. I mean he was practically a viral phenomenon when he finally came to Yiyong, so the cop could easily see him, same as everyone else. Yiyong wasnt exactly special in that regard.
For the tree girl, she probably latched onto Yiyong's essence through his menu, which is why CGY could only see a couple of leaves and not the whole girl until Yiyong drew her. The cop could only see her AFTER she saw the picture herself.
That is not the case with SK. They dont have laws against this type of things and for specifically this drama, they initially marketed it as a mainstream bl (the cast is mainstream actors). The actors were fully aware this was a bl when they signed on and the production house has one bl currently airing. It wasnt until the fans of the actors started a backlash that they announced that they were changing the story to remove the gay/bl aspect which is ironic since the story is literally about a highschool kid committing suicide because he was bullied for being gay.
Removing gay aspect from this drama is like making a movie about MLK but removing the "black aspect" and changing his death cause to a heart attack or something because u dont wanna piss off the "majority" audience. If that's the case, just dont adapt a gay novel. There are many other novels about high school violence without the gay aspect.