Surely, no-one is concerned about the actors- just the characters.
As in, my definition of concern? Verb1. As in, what am I concerned about (verb2)? As stated. The teacher character no longer distancing himself from his adolescent student's feelings of attration towards him. How they look is of zero relevance, is it not? Still, 2 more episodes to go! Time to clear up the misunderstandings from the past.
It is not uncommon to have teacher/student romances in Japanese dramas and not only in BLs. While in other countries…
IF Sahara was a new teacher who only just started that year, they'd be 6 years apart ( 4 years of university + 1 year for year 3 and Toki is in 2nd year, so maybe + that 1 year). Regardless of the age difference, the issue is with him being his teacher. His homeroom teacher, at that. In Japan, homeroom teachers are like parents. They're even called if students get in trouble outside of school (like police stations and such). They're the ones in charge of counselling and all that (as a school counsellor will probably only visit around once a week). I love Toki. No issue with Toki whatsoever. He's a teen. He's so endearingly adorable.
Yeah, yeah fate, love, sacrifice blah, blah, blah.... but, the gang, though. They need their happy ending. They've followed all the instructions given and come through every time.
Sunshine girl and sunshine boy need to meet so the main leads' romance can progress. He'll cook, she'll eat and they'll all live happily ever after (except the ex friend and boyfriend/husband).
I know it's not your fault, but, Maki is gonna kiiiiiiiiiilllllll you. Also, that fight was genius. With the chief's new position now understood by himself and Maki, THEIR relationship should improve whilst......
I was unaware it would ever come across as self-righteous. Why would you infer that? I said I was a teacher (which I am) because you referred to me as “kid” and went on about reality vs. fiction. I assume the parents who entrust me with their teenagers ( and the government that pays me to educate and mentor them) would be happy to know I found that scene uncomfortably questionable. (Now, I’ve added self-righteousness :D) I DID find the scene inappropriate (not the series). A teacher confessed to a seventeen year old, told him to keep it a secret and told him to wait for him. That’s… not good. It’s also not presented as bad, so I worry for the seventeen year olds watching this. Up to now, everything was just a kid with a crush on his teacher. I’d assumed that crush would fuel him to work harder in school, graduate and get into uni on a track scholarship (boy can run!) and then they’d meet again.
I was waiting. I was doing such a good job….then, I told myself I’d just watch a few minutes to check the tone…and now (just over 4 hours later) I’m watching the countdown for epsiode 5.
As in, what am I concerned about (verb2)? As stated. The teacher character no longer distancing himself from his adolescent student's feelings of attration towards him.
How they look is of zero relevance, is it not?
Still, 2 more episodes to go! Time to clear up the misunderstandings from the past.
I love Toki. No issue with Toki whatsoever. He's a teen. He's so endearingly adorable.
The creators, however….
😂😂😂
I’m good. Excited
Also, that fight was genius.
With the chief's new position now understood by himself and Maki, THEIR relationship should improve whilst......
wait. No. I need Earth and Moon as siblings!!!
I DID find the scene inappropriate (not the series). A teacher confessed to a seventeen year old, told him to keep it a secret and told him to wait for him. That’s… not good. It’s also not presented as bad, so I worry for the seventeen year olds watching this. Up to now, everything was just a kid with a crush on his teacher. I’d assumed that crush would fuel him to work harder in school, graduate and get into uni on a track scholarship (boy can run!) and then they’d meet again.