What about Leo from don't say no? I remember he said something that he can't differentiate between love and sex.…
It can definitely be a headcanon. And between that quote and the fact that he's never been interested in anyone else in any capacity, i'll probably add him too (thank you for mentioning him ^-^)
But demisexuality = not feeling sexual attraction unless you have a deep emotional bond with them. So his quote doesn't quite align. And many allosexual (non-asexual) folks often try to delegitimize asexuality by claiming that you cant have romantic attraction without sexual attraction, which is essentially Leo's quote in a different context.
So, it's less about the quote and more about the context in his case.
Im reading the other reviews on drama's page right now, and have to say that I agree with many, even the harsher ones. Ultimately, I really liked several of the supporting charaters and dynamics. I could also forgive some of the annoyances as being because these are young teenagers. But I don't have any arguments against most of the top rated reviews on the MDL page.
The parental situation particularly kept making me raise an eyebrow. Especially once the parents became aware of their relationships? Why were they still letting them have sleepovers? In the same rooms as their girlfriends?
The facebook account of the studio who was working on this project has been revamped. They have renamed the page, and all the past posts from Boxer In Heart have been deleted. Instead, they are now marketing other upcoming productions called Youngboy and Why We Love (unknown if BL or not, too little info atm)
Am I going crazy? Is this the same production? Why does it say 11/21 in cinemas? Is this no longer a series?https://youtu.be/WBqjZQ_iDtY?si=NPHCX184CgPGs_15
Series version in August Movie version in November
The play tells the story of Lin Hao (Yin Fang), a Han youth who grew up in Xinjiang, and Halik (War), a Uyghur youth who met in the uninhabited area of Dahaidao, Xinjiang in 2013. The two people with different personalities but equally persistent learned from each other and became brothers in the constant competition. In order to realize their common dream of becoming professional motorcycle racers, the two participated in rally after rally to accumulate experience. In the process, they experienced the psychological trauma of losing friends and the devastating blow of physical pain, but neither of them stopped the two people's determination to pursue their dreams. In the end, with the encouragement of town cadres Hao Qiang (Liu Xiaohai) and Xilin (Kanaina), and with the help of their families and people from all walks of life in Xinjiang, Lin Hao and Halik finally stood on the stage of a world-class professional motorcycle rally.
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Part 1: https://youtu.be/H0151Z31qn4?si=H-Zd1vXPEG0Lg7g4
Part 2: https://youtu.be/UKgkxV3kzDU?si=q8rmp7Q2J-2ipoMq
Part 3: https://youtu.be/JslhNFptUQU?si=QpDQp64PD5dwlqnA
Part 4: https://youtu.be/ZgJmT-eTbWQ?si=BrS5l_suKkcTGo1Z
But demisexuality = not feeling sexual attraction unless you have a deep emotional bond with them. So his quote doesn't quite align. And many allosexual (non-asexual) folks often try to delegitimize asexuality by claiming that you cant have romantic attraction without sexual attraction, which is essentially Leo's quote in a different context.
So, it's less about the quote and more about the context in his case.
https://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/hidamari/
https://twitter.com/doramanext_tx
Actual broadcast starting July 4th
https://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/hidamari/
https://www.facebook.com/pairoykorproduction
Movie version in November
https://www.facebook.com/thelasttimetheseries/posts/pfbid0uc3E6ci9AKzeT69KQCDQCPzvDbq1NXj6EkjPXp2VYtyXzb5rrhVxGpBpEx4yDh3pl
The play tells the story of Lin Hao (Yin Fang), a Han youth who grew up in Xinjiang, and Halik (War), a Uyghur youth who met in the uninhabited area of Dahaidao, Xinjiang in 2013. The two people with different personalities but equally persistent learned from each other and became brothers in the constant competition. In order to realize their common dream of becoming professional motorcycle racers, the two participated in rally after rally to accumulate experience. In the process, they experienced the psychological trauma of losing friends and the devastating blow of physical pain, but neither of them stopped the two people's determination to pursue their dreams. In the end, with the encouragement of town cadres Hao Qiang (Liu Xiaohai) and Xilin (Kanaina), and with the help of their families and people from all walks of life in Xinjiang, Lin Hao and Halik finally stood on the stage of a world-class professional motorcycle rally.
https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E5%A4%A7%E6%B5%B7%E9%81%93/63110504
Episode 2: https://youtu.be/FTJMmPJoOrI?si=J1ZW23nmNr7UP9zy
Phugun is Tharn's cousin. And Cir and Phugun move next door to Tharn and Type in season 2.