Bi_Myself

I replayed that scene where he punches Pi Hanul (his name even sounds like piss) so much; it's probably my favourite scene at the moment.
Now, I need them to beat the living shit out of that little guy with the bb gun.

I really can't believe they decided to have kids in that kind of relationship. Maybe they think it would make them closer, but that's so selfish.

Same. Although he's a kind guy, a lot of men tend to turn violent when their masculinity is questioned or "shamed".

That preview tho🫢

Now i know why people were so mad this got cancelled, this is a near perfect adaptation of the novel.

Sameee

I can finally start this since it's coming back

She's probably still figuring out what she likes, but that kind of reluctance puts so much stress on their partners

I can't say if I like Jun or not. He obviously cares a lot about Po and wants him to be better. But it's like he doesn't trust and/or accept his choice to be with Thame for some unknown reason.

What do you have against that gorgeous man.

If she expects a man to show a predominantly feminine side to be attracted to him, then she should just date a woman.

Did he really send mixed messages? He laid it bare from the beginning and he's been adamantly refusing Sei's advances.

To me, it feels like Fujisawa "adopted" Sei after he lost his only family. They're much more than friends but not in any way romantic (at least for Fujisawa)

I'm cackling. She said his masculine side turns her off. Does she even like men🤣

This is sooo good. At some point, I laughed so much that i could barely breathe.

They don't even hold hands. He probably just likes him platonically.

Young love 🫠
Homewrecker Jun, back the f up.

So Fujisawa is definitely Aroace

Po has the sweetest voice. And that overnight call have me enough feels to last for a decade.

Happy birthday🥳