When did Force become such a beast? There's a photo of him at the gym with Jimmy and Ohm Pawat and he dwarfs both…
Meh, not a fan of the huge muscle look. Who wants a boyfriend who spends half his time in the gym and only eats chicken and brown rice? No thanks! 🙃 You can have Force I'll have First instead 😂
I feel like Heart unable to speak has nothing to do with his inability to. It must be that he's still coping up…
Indeed. It bugs me though as I was looking forward to this plus it has First in it (I've got a bit of a soft spot for that boy). I'm worried it will be another rushed production to capitalise on popularity.
Has no one else noticed a glaring mistake in this series? Gemini's character Heart has supposedly only recently gone deaf, which means he was able hear and very likely speak normally growing up. Why has he suddenly lost his ability to speak by going deaf in his late teens and start making guttural noises instead as suggested in the trailer? Poor writing strikes again I fear.
Will never forget the Maya Awards almost fight between Ohm and Nanon (May 18th). They were this close to throw…
I think people are reading too much into that "incident", and I doubt their friendship has ended. They're not soulmates destined to be together, just friends and colleagues. Sometimes they have spats with each other. It's probably a lot more common than you think.
The victim isn't the one bringing in the paychecks to pay for that BMW...
I agree, reaching out and apologising to the victims first before making any official statements would be the right approach. This wasn't handled very well, and he should have been given better guidance from his management team too.
I think it's time to take a step back and reevaluate. Was he a bully in school? Well, evidently so as he has admitted…
I get what you mean. I suspect the bullying incident will damage his career a fair bit, as it should as I don't think anyone should get away with that type of behaviour.
So many homophobic remarks are thrown around by people who also should know better. One of my biggest irritations is the term "gay panic". It gets banded around constantly and everywhere. It's a really, really awful term... It was actually used by violent homophobic men in the past (and still today in some countries) as defence in court for beating and even killing gay men. They would accuse the victims of approaching them "sexually", resulting in them panicking and violently assaulting gay men. And they would get away with it as it was seen as an acceptable legal defence!!
Every time I see it on a youtube video, on twitter, insta etc I absolutely cringe. It's an awful thing to say but most people saying are not homophobic they just don't know and need to be educated. But please everyone STOP using the term gay panic! It has really awful connotations.
I definitely will be mad if he's not pulled from his future projects. These kind of scums shouldn't profit of…
I think it's time to take a step back and reevaluate. Was he a bully in school? Well, evidently so as he has admitted to it. Is he still a bully? We don't know. Is he the devil? Obviously not. People are multifaceted and can be more than one thing at the same time. Is he a homophobe? Not likely, but he's probably ignorant as to what some of his comments/actions mean. Calling him a homophobe is a bit extreme. However, he could do with being educated on certain things. But so could a lot more people - and not just on lgbtq issues but sexism, racism, colourism and other issues too. And I'm saying this as a gay man. He does need to answer for his actions past and present - and he will - but let's not start a witch hunt here.
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So many homophobic remarks are thrown around by people who also should know better. One of my biggest irritations is the term "gay panic". It gets banded around constantly and everywhere. It's a really, really awful term... It was actually used by violent homophobic men in the past (and still today in some countries) as defence in court for beating and even killing gay men. They would accuse the victims of approaching them "sexually", resulting in them panicking and violently assaulting gay men. And they would get away with it as it was seen as an acceptable legal defence!!
Every time I see it on a youtube video, on twitter, insta etc I absolutely cringe. It's an awful thing to say but most people saying are not homophobic they just don't know and need to be educated. But please everyone STOP using the term gay panic! It has really awful connotations.