not this againwhy the hell can people not enjoy 2 actors..instead of forcing and projecting their fantasies onto…
there are rumors circulating about zee and nunew's relationship, and i can't say for certain that they're true. i'm certain they'd make a beautiful couple, though
not this againwhy the hell can people not enjoy 2 actors..instead of forcing and projecting their fantasies onto…
whether or not they've publicly confirmed their relationship is inconsequential. zee and nunew have chemistry, and that's the heart of what we should admire
even though the drama doesn't include "romance," i've noticed that some viewers have expressed a desire for it. in response, i shared my own view that the absence of "romance" is quite appropriate and enhances my enjoyment of the drama
idk why everyone is hating, it delivered exactly my expectations. we got a bl in a kdrama format, we got queer…
the drama relied heavily on angst and the emotional struggles of its gay characters to divert attention from its failure to develop a well-rounded and engaging relationship dynamic between those characters
everyone approaches media with their unique preferences and expectations, and while this drama managed to live up to your expectations, it fell short of fulfilling the expectations of others
Someone said it should've been THE LAST PRINCE cause everyone is gay 😭
monarchy sustains its power through bloodline succession and places undue pressure on its members to produce heirs. royal blood isn't more valuable than that of a common person, though, and a surge of gayness/everyone being gay would be a fashionable way to overthrow the horrible system
the line ends with a gay prince. that’s the mic drop and happy ending
so instead of improving working conditions, your solution is to replace background actors with AI...?
"I think background actors will completely be computerized"
that'd be expensive and time-consuming. it's cheaper to hire real background actors
human presence and interactions possess a quality that i believe the most advanced bots are unable to replicate. producers need real actors
"AI will take jobs, regardless if we want it or not"
workers who lose their jobs to automation struggle to find new jobs with comparable salaries and advantages. laws should prevent ai from taking over jobs that require such human judgment, emotions, and interpersonal skills
the concept of gender identity isn't universally tolerated or accepted, and some people hold beliefs that conflict…
"Because this comments are trying to push their own gender ideas into other people" "Any discussion around it it's just trying to justify transphobia"
tq+ have been engaging in the same ideological bullying, using inflammatory rhetoric and false charges of "-phobia" to silence those who believe sex is binary and immutable. to preserve single-sex spaces and bl/gl/gay media, the other side's been standing up against tq+ with equal fervor
"The alpha-omega-beta comes from wolves pack dynamics and the heat, rut, knotting, the "instinc" also comes from them"
"If you’ve ever heard the term “alpha wolf,” you might imagine snapping fangs and fights to the death for dominance. The idea that wolf packs are led by a merciless dictator is pervasive, lending itself to a shorthand for a kind of dominant masculinity. But it turns out that this is a myth, and in recent years wildlife biologists have largely dropped the term “alpha.” In the wild, researchers have found that most wolf packs are simply families, led by a breeding pair, and bloody duels for supremacy are rare"
fiction that borrows elements from reality or co-opts terminology grounded in the real world (man, woman, male, female, human, gay, etc) surrenders the privilege of operating independently within a fictional sphere in exchange for the responsibility of upholding the integrity of real-world elements. it's not "just fiction" anymore. misappropriating the real-world elements, by conflating them or distorting their definitions, risks confusing and misleading audiences
a man is an adult human male endowed with male anatomy capable of impregnating others, and a woman is an adult human female endowed with female anatomy capable of bearing children. authors who erase the meaningful distinctions between the two sexes, reduce "man" or "woman" to circular gibberish, and create a monstrous, hermaphroditic aberration (e.g., an omega) for the purpose of titillation should be prepared to face the negative real-world responses they'll provoke. it's disingenuous to cherry-pick real-world elements without facing the consequences of real-world logic and reason
the male body isn't equipped to support pregnancy. at one end of the spectrum, "male" omegas are masculine females, and at the other end, they're hermaphrodites (male and female) fulfilling the female role. their interpersonal relationships are "straight" and in line with traditional gender expectations
expanding my arguments, i don't believe alphas and omegas are (just) humans. "heat," "rut," and "knotting" originate outside the human experience, and it's through them that omegaverse reveals its troubling, bestial predilection for crossing the boundaries of species and fetishizing the non-human
"It's one of the genres that gives the author chance to take many creative liberties"
creative liberties come with creative consequences
the decision to apply the term "male" to a character capable of ovulation and childbearing isn't creative, it's a misappropriation and violation of the term's definition
“The genre is very diverse and has evolved a lot"
it hasn't evolved, or it'd stop pretending it makes sense
"Omegaverse was made to detach from traditional gender norms"
omegaverse characters are pigeonholed into submissive or dominant roles based on a supposed "secondary gender." the genre reinforces gender norms
"It all depends on the author and generalizing is problematic"
it's problematic to make sweeping generalizations about omegaverse's purpose and "evolution." the genre wasn't designed to challenge traditional gender norms
for a number of us in the gay community, our sexuality isn't a switch that can be turned on or off depending on the situation
i've never experienced interest in the opposite sex, and i'm confident that'll be the case throughout my life. same-sex attraction is as much my personal truth as it's my conscious stand against society
I get your idea that gay kids should have role models and positive entertainment to watch, but this BL is hardly…
gay fairy tales are unmatched in their ability to create nurturing, immersive worlds that honor same-sex love in every nuance, the sweet affection and the raw desire. i turn to them to find the hope i don't find in reality
I get your idea that gay kids should have role models and positive entertainment to watch, but this BL is hardly…
i'm unclear about your reference to nsfw scenes in relation to gay fairy tales. are you implying that fairy tales are meant for younger audiences and that the presence of nsfw scenes disqualifies a story from being a fairy tale? if so, the people dismissing this drama on account of its being a fairy tale are mistaken
no single work of fiction represents the entire spectrum of gay experiences. bl isn’t pretending to speak for all of gaydom
gay relationships with one partner assuming a more dominant role than the other aren't copying "straight" relationships. power dynamics are a common feature of human interaction. in workplaces, supervisors or managers assume a dominant role and employees submit to their authority and follow instructions. in schools, teachers assume a dominant role, providing guidance to learners who are expected to be receptive and obedient. they set the stage for similar dynamics to emerge in interpersonal relationships
viewers who assign "man" and "woman" roles to male characters in bls are projecting their heteronormative biases onto the genre. a feminine, submissive man isn't a woman
behind the scenes of reality "dating" shows (gay or straight), it's common for scripting and planned scenarios to occur. producers might steer the conversation by recommending topics and issues to discuss, or edit footage and select scenes they know would attract viewership
lesbians have the right to define and defend the meaning of the word "lesbian" in order to prevent its appropriation or misuse
the "straight" and bisexual identifying women who claim lesbian identity and pursue relationships with men contribute to the misconception that lesbians can be "turned" or "haven't found the right man yet." they give homophobes more reasons to invalidate the experiences of lesbians
I wish I could ignore the anti-omegaverse trolls in the comments, but I had to say something because a lot of…
the concept of gender identity isn't universally tolerated or accepted, and some people hold beliefs that conflict with it
art imitates life, so too does life imitate art. fictional worlds can't escape the influence of the ideologies the minds of their real human creators carry. these ideologies seep into every story and genre. omegaverse, for example, operates on an ideology that's flawed and damaging. the genre promotes hierarchical, oppressive social structures, and trivializes the severity of non-consensual situations by framing them as manifestations of alpha/omega "primal urges." it draws inspiration from the rape culture that persists in society. observant audiences are justified in voicing their concerns and criticisms
a human female's inability to get pregnant doesn't negate her womanhood. her anatomy and genetic composition are consistent with the female sex
inherent to human femaleness are the physiological foundations of pregnancy, namely, functioning uterus, ovaries, and endocrine system geared towards sustaining gestation. they can't coexist with human maleness. their presence confirms female sex, irrespective of declared gender identity. in simple terms, omegas are women
tq+ don't hold a unified position on the subject. some transmedicalists might affirm the impossibility of "male pregnancy" in fictional and real contexts, rejecting your accusations of misogyny or "transphobia." if anything, i believe omegaverse is misogynistic. it fetishizes the exclusive abilities of the female body (e.g., pregnancy and heat cycles)
although i don't support "sex" work or most of the "sexual" content in circulation. i believe cutting riwon's scenes from the dating show was too harsh a response to her past. she came out as a lesbian, and if she's sincere, her courage in coming out warrants a chance for her to participate in lesbian dating shows and potentially find love
celebrities everywhere should learn to keep their private lives private. some asian idols do that and establish boundaries between their public and private lives. we don't need to know who they "date" or "marry." and gay isn't a fetish
the strong thriller, mystery elements are more than capable of driving the story forward without needing to force "romance"
why are you forcing it into the situation?
"BUT SHE checked him out and trusts him, and she already noticed him as a man"
professional partnerships demand trust and cooperation
acknowledging a coworker's presence is a matter of courtesy. it's not a sign of non-platonic interest
"She is TAMING him"
he’s not a wild beast to be domesticated
"She will keep poking him.... perhaps until he gives in"
that’s how lawsuits happen. wearing down or manipulating another into submission isn't a healthy or moral way to pursue a relationship
everyone approaches media with their unique preferences and expectations, and while this drama managed to live up to your expectations, it fell short of fulfilling the expectations of others
the line ends with a gay prince. that’s the mic drop and happy ending
that'd be expensive and time-consuming. it's cheaper to hire real background actors
human presence and interactions possess a quality that i believe the most advanced bots are unable to replicate. producers need real actors
"AI will take jobs, regardless if we want it or not"
workers who lose their jobs to automation struggle to find new jobs with comparable salaries and advantages. laws should prevent ai from taking over jobs that require such human judgment, emotions, and interpersonal skills
"Any discussion around it it's just trying to justify transphobia"
tq+ have been engaging in the same ideological bullying, using inflammatory rhetoric and false charges of "-phobia" to silence those who believe sex is binary and immutable. to preserve single-sex spaces and bl/gl/gay media, the other side's been standing up against tq+ with equal fervor
"The alpha-omega-beta comes from wolves pack dynamics and the heat, rut, knotting, the "instinc" also comes from them"
wolf packs aren't structured around hierarchical "alpha" and "omega" roles: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/is-the-alpha-wolf-idea-a-myth/
quote from the article:
"If you’ve ever heard the term “alpha wolf,” you might imagine snapping fangs and fights to the death for dominance. The idea that wolf packs are led by a merciless dictator is pervasive, lending itself to a shorthand for a kind of dominant masculinity. But it turns out that this is a myth, and in recent years wildlife biologists have largely dropped the term “alpha.” In the wild, researchers have found that most wolf packs are simply families, led by a breeding pair, and bloody duels for supremacy are rare"
fiction that borrows elements from reality or co-opts terminology grounded in the real world (man, woman, male, female, human, gay, etc) surrenders the privilege of operating independently within a fictional sphere in exchange for the responsibility of upholding the integrity of real-world elements. it's not "just fiction" anymore. misappropriating the real-world elements, by conflating them or distorting their definitions, risks confusing and misleading audiences
a man is an adult human male endowed with male anatomy capable of impregnating others, and a woman is an adult human female endowed with female anatomy capable of bearing children. authors who erase the meaningful distinctions between the two sexes, reduce "man" or "woman" to circular gibberish, and create a monstrous, hermaphroditic aberration (e.g., an omega) for the purpose of titillation should be prepared to face the negative real-world responses they'll provoke. it's disingenuous to cherry-pick real-world elements without facing the consequences of real-world logic and reason
the male body isn't equipped to support pregnancy. at one end of the spectrum, "male" omegas are masculine females, and at the other end, they're hermaphrodites (male and female) fulfilling the female role. their interpersonal relationships are "straight" and in line with traditional gender expectations
expanding my arguments, i don't believe alphas and omegas are (just) humans. "heat," "rut," and "knotting" originate outside the human experience, and it's through them that omegaverse reveals its troubling, bestial predilection for crossing the boundaries of species and fetishizing the non-human
"It's one of the genres that gives the author chance to take many creative liberties"
creative liberties come with creative consequences
the decision to apply the term "male" to a character capable of ovulation and childbearing isn't creative, it's a misappropriation and violation of the term's definition
“The genre is very diverse and has evolved a lot"
it hasn't evolved, or it'd stop pretending it makes sense
"Omegaverse was made to detach from traditional gender norms"
omegaverse characters are pigeonholed into submissive or dominant roles based on a supposed "secondary gender." the genre reinforces gender norms
"It all depends on the author and generalizing is problematic"
it's problematic to make sweeping generalizations about omegaverse's purpose and "evolution." the genre wasn't designed to challenge traditional gender norms
i've never experienced interest in the opposite sex, and i'm confident that'll be the case throughout my life. same-sex attraction is as much my personal truth as it's my conscious stand against society
no single work of fiction represents the entire spectrum of gay experiences. bl isn’t pretending to speak for all of gaydom
gay relationships with one partner assuming a more dominant role than the other aren't copying "straight" relationships. power dynamics are a common feature of human interaction. in workplaces, supervisors or managers assume a dominant role and employees submit to their authority and follow instructions. in schools, teachers assume a dominant role, providing guidance to learners who are expected to be receptive and obedient. they set the stage for similar dynamics to emerge in interpersonal relationships
viewers who assign "man" and "woman" roles to male characters in bls are projecting their heteronormative biases onto the genre. a feminine, submissive man isn't a woman
the "straight" and bisexual identifying women who claim lesbian identity and pursue relationships with men contribute to the misconception that lesbians can be "turned" or "haven't found the right man yet." they give homophobes more reasons to invalidate the experiences of lesbians
art imitates life, so too does life imitate art. fictional worlds can't escape the influence of the ideologies the minds of their real human creators carry. these ideologies seep into every story and genre. omegaverse, for example, operates on an ideology that's flawed and damaging. the genre promotes hierarchical, oppressive social structures, and trivializes the severity of non-consensual situations by framing them as manifestations of alpha/omega "primal urges." it draws inspiration from the rape culture that persists in society. observant audiences are justified in voicing their concerns and criticisms
a human female's inability to get pregnant doesn't negate her womanhood. her anatomy and genetic composition are consistent with the female sex
inherent to human femaleness are the physiological foundations of pregnancy, namely, functioning uterus, ovaries, and endocrine system geared towards sustaining gestation. they can't coexist with human maleness. their presence confirms female sex, irrespective of declared gender identity. in simple terms, omegas are women
tq+ don't hold a unified position on the subject. some transmedicalists might affirm the impossibility of "male pregnancy" in fictional and real contexts, rejecting your accusations of misogyny or "transphobia." if anything, i believe omegaverse is misogynistic. it fetishizes the exclusive abilities of the female body (e.g., pregnancy and heat cycles)
i agree with that: https://kisskh.at/780270-neoui-yeonae#comment-22079718