it kinda made me feel uneasy at first, but then i had to shift my paradigms a bit. it was interesting, when i started to really think about it from the different points of view of the characters. it also helped me to realize some personal things as well.
i agree. especially when i read from another comment that the book itself actually depicts a much more graphic event than what is revealed in the show. 🤔
can someone explain the significance of jane calling himself phi?
calling himself P is a way of "being sweet" or "talking sweet"/ informal. showing Ryan that he was being the after work Jane, not the Asst Director Jane.
i kinda thought this was the better of the 3, tbh. and, oddly enough, not nearly as much of a pink film. i was left wondering at the end if the blond guy was dead or not ... i don't really think so, cause i mean - why wash off the blood from the dildo from hell if you're gonna just leave a whole ass body for evidence? and also drag it from the couch to the bed? maybe I'm over thinking it again. 🤔 anyway. that plot twist at the end was like, holy buckets of twisted. damn.
mame makes me twitch. there is something wrong with that woman if she thinks that all gay relationships are like that. i have to say though, her writing is improving. Love Sea is very good. as someone who is gay, it just gets on my nerves.
they are university uniforms, not high school.