This is from US forum. Medical ethics are different from place to place, but the fact is, it is, in fact, possible to use a living donor. (for eg, in the 1970s Bollywood movie Suhaag (*ing Amitabh Bachchan), at the end, the villain (played by Ahmjad Khan) donates his eyes to Shashi Kapoor, the cop he blinded, after he is sentenced to life imprisonment. I know it's Bollywood so we dont question the logic, but again point remains that donors dont need to be dead for an eye donation, just willing to live as a blind person for life
An alternate avenue that is rarely explored for corneal tissue procurement is live donors. Typically, donation of the eye or cornea is limited to posthumous cases, as this would lead to blindness in a live donor.However, there are some cases in which a live donation would be both possible and ethically permissible. Currently the literature on permissible circumstances for live corneal donations is very limited.
It is VERY VERY RARE, but it is medically possible to use a living donor. So, Night (cos GMMTV wont blind the ML) donating his eyes is a very real possibility. I am going to wait until it finishes anyways, so I am keeping my fingers crossed
first episode was fantastic but thats to be expected of aof 90% of the things he makes is are fantastic.they only…
Same. When that eye-donation scene came, I was like god, please dont make Mhok donate his eyes (or Night, ftm). I hate that any drama where the lead has a disability, they will "cure" him at the end. I absolutely loved Heart storyline in Moonlight Chicken for that reason. In th3 3nd, Li Ming made Heart's parents understand that he wasnt broken and needed to be fixed. He was a normal guy who had some special needs.
Funfact: in India, it is now illegal and politically incorrect to say "apang (aka disabled)". Instead, we now use "divyang" which translates to differently-abled or special needs (because they are normal people with special needs).
Im bummed that people made a big deal about the actor who played Eddy in ODS having a gf in real life. Crazy fans…
But to answer your question, same. I dont care for off-camera lives of the cast/crew but I also dont go out of my way to avoid it. I watch the dramas for the plot anyways, the actors are replaceable but script isn't.
Im bummed that people made a big deal about the actor who played Eddy in ODS having a gf in real life. Crazy fans…
Idk where u got your info from, but Tul has been planning to retire for a while now. They aren't getting younger and the roles are not getting any better. I mean, bl is a pretty niche genre and most dramas are school/college romcoms. MaxTul are too old to play school boys and for the kind of roles they can do, there's just too many people and not enough roles.
He was already studying/working while doing shows, and while some people made a stink about Max having a gf (they have broken up now, I think), most people didn't really care. Max took a break because of his health and now he is back (he has a small role in Red Peacock - yes, it IS a bl). And Max-Tul are still bffs (literally every MaxTul fan knows they are "platonic boyfriends/soulmates" who do buttloads of fanservice because they LIKE IT.
Im bummed that people made a big deal about the actor who played Eddy in ODS having a gf in real life. Crazy fans…
?? I dont really care for actors outside of "is he gonna do another show?" so I had no idea. Also, what's the big deal about people having gfs? He is not an idol or anything and most actors who act in bls are straight anyways. Did the fans actually expect Eddy and Ian actors to be a real couple? I thought even 15yr olds knew better these days
Im bummed that people made a big deal about the actor who played Eddy in ODS having a gf in real life. Crazy fans…
?? I dont really care for actors outside of "is he gonna do another show?" so I had no idea. Also, what's the big deal about people having gfs? He is not an idol or anything and most actors who act in bls are straight anyways. Did the fans actually expect Eddy and Ian actors to be a real couple? I thought even 15yr olds knew better these days
Personally, after sifting through this scary comments section, I was actually one of the few people who enjoyed…
I like OOO but I have been a fujoshi for the past 20years now (right from early 2000s) so my first priority/loyalty is towards the drama. For me, it's not acting that is the problem - I have seen MUCH WORSE acting (gay media has come a LOOOONG way) but plot and direction needs to be good. Unfortunately, for this drama.... It's shit.
I loved Nine here, the guy has potential. Same with KB. I wanted to punch him in the face every so often (full disclosure, the only reason I know of OOO is because of Kyubin's wolf cut and biceps). Mill looked nervous in front of camera, but that's forgivable. What's NOT forgivable is how they handled the script (the source itself has a lot to be desired, but there are examples of bls which improved upon the source aka CBAW and Semantic Error). Personally, Rie's salty-ass bitch forever trainee was my favourite because it is such a new look on him lmao.
Bottom line, people who hate the drama have nothing against OOO. Their problem is with everything else. Dont expect fans of bl or the source to love a drama just because your favs are in it. As a fan, u should expect your favs to put out GOOD stuff so they can cement their place in the industry (they are still rookies even by idol standards) and not expect people to give them a sympathy pass. It doesn't do anyone any favours.
As a ForX who has been stanning OmegaX practically since their debut, and who's ~bias~ is Jaehan, I am also a huge critic of ASTCO and their "chemistry".
First of all, this was worth the watch on. Saturday afternoon with nothing better to do. As a fan of OOO, it was…
Dude, u make it sound like watching was a chore that someone forced you to do while holding your Yoojung photocard hostage. Also what does "passionate about concept" even mean? Passionate about faking a fanservice and queerbaiting (which is the plot of the show).
The vibe of this is giving starstruck lol what a disappointment that show ended up being. hopefully this can be…
I mean, ODS also has a similar storyline - highschool bestfriends with mutual crush separated due to a dumbass misunderstanding reunite after a few years and it's magic. Startstruck, same story, garbage execution.Meanwhile, the poster gives me A Shoulder to Cry on vibes. Arguably another promising bl which turned out to be a massive borefest with disappointing chemistry (and I say this as someone who has been stanning OmegaX since their debut).
I cant believe I am already shitting on this, but I'm in bl withdrawal so bear with me please.
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This is from US forum. Medical ethics are different from place to place, but the fact is, it is, in fact, possible to use a living donor. (for eg, in the 1970s Bollywood movie Suhaag (*ing Amitabh Bachchan), at the end, the villain (played by Ahmjad Khan) donates his eyes to Shashi Kapoor, the cop he blinded, after he is sentenced to life imprisonment. I know it's Bollywood so we dont question the logic, but again point remains that donors dont need to be dead for an eye donation, just willing to live as a blind person for life
An alternate avenue that is rarely explored for corneal tissue procurement is live donors. Typically, donation of the eye or cornea is limited to posthumous cases, as this would lead to blindness in a live donor.However, there are some cases in which a live donation would be both possible and ethically permissible. Currently the literature on permissible circumstances for live corneal donations is very limited.
It is VERY VERY RARE, but it is medically possible to use a living donor. So, Night (cos GMMTV wont blind the ML) donating his eyes is a very real possibility. I am going to wait until it finishes anyways, so I am keeping my fingers crossed
Funfact: in India, it is now illegal and politically incorrect to say "apang (aka disabled)". Instead, we now use "divyang" which translates to differently-abled or special needs (because they are normal people with special needs).
He was already studying/working while doing shows, and while some people made a stink about Max having a gf (they have broken up now, I think), most people didn't really care. Max took a break because of his health and now he is back (he has a small role in Red Peacock - yes, it IS a bl). And Max-Tul are still bffs (literally every MaxTul fan knows they are "platonic boyfriends/soulmates" who do buttloads of fanservice because they LIKE IT.
I loved Nine here, the guy has potential. Same with KB. I wanted to punch him in the face every so often (full disclosure, the only reason I know of OOO is because of Kyubin's wolf cut and biceps). Mill looked nervous in front of camera, but that's forgivable. What's NOT forgivable is how they handled the script (the source itself has a lot to be desired, but there are examples of bls which improved upon the source aka CBAW and Semantic Error). Personally, Rie's salty-ass bitch forever trainee was my favourite because it is such a new look on him lmao.
Bottom line, people who hate the drama have nothing against OOO. Their problem is with everything else. Dont expect fans of bl or the source to love a drama just because your favs are in it. As a fan, u should expect your favs to put out GOOD stuff so they can cement their place in the industry (they are still rookies even by idol standards) and not expect people to give them a sympathy pass. It doesn't do anyone any favours.
As a ForX who has been stanning OmegaX practically since their debut, and who's ~bias~ is Jaehan, I am also a huge critic of ASTCO and their "chemistry".
I cant believe I am already shitting on this, but I'm in bl withdrawal so bear with me please.