A rating of 8 and above is pretty much a guarantee for quality, especially for Thai shows. I like this version…
No problem. 😀 Well, when I was a kid, I got graded from 10 to 4 at school, 4 was a fail. So instinctively that's the scale I relate things to myself, I suppose, 10 to 1 is just too finicky. It must be different for everyone, like the guys who are used to scales like A to F and whatnot. But basically, anything below 8 is somewhat suspect.
I'm debating starting to watch this but hoping someone could help me out...is this basically a remake of "En of…
A rating of 8 and above is pretty much a guarantee for quality, especially for Thai shows. I like this version a lot more than the previous one. It's well made, even though there are issues with their first night together (nonconsensual). This time the acting really works. The previous 'En of Love' -series of which 'Love Mechanics' is part of, was nearly unbearable, apart from the 'Love Mechanics' bit.)
The acting is much better than I expected. There's real depth in the emotions.
The annoying thing about the soundtrack is that they keep playing something that sounds vaguely like 'You Raised Me Up' and it won't leave me alone 😣... You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas I am strong, when I am on your shoulders You raise me up to more than I can be
still didn't watch this but in the en of love version didnt mark wake up the next day being aware of everything?…
Rape is unwanted OR forced 'sex' – OR 'sex' that happened without consent. CONSENT means actively agreeing to be sexual with someone and lets them know that sex is wanted. Sexual activity without consent is rape or sexual assault.
Someone doesn’t have the freedom and capacity to agree to sexual activity by choice if: 1. They are asleep or unconscious. 2. They are DRUNK or ‘on’ drugs. -MARK 3. They have been ‘spiked’. 4. They are too young. 5. They have a mental health disorder or illness that means they are unable to make a choice. 6. They are being pressured, bullied, manipulated, TRICKED or scared into saying 'yes’. - MARK 7. The other person is using physical force against them.
Here Mark consented to sex with Bar NOT with Vee. Also, Mark's ability to consent to anything in the first place, was seriously in question since he was drunk out of his mind. People who are really drunk or unconscious can't give consent. Again, there doesn't need to be force or violence for it to be rape. You should recheck your own understanding of rape and consent.
- Cherry Magic / 30-sai made Dotei Da to Mahotsukai ni Nareru rashii - Vanishing My First Love or My Love Mix-Up! / Kieta Hatsukoi - My Beautifful Man / Utsukushii Kare - A Man Who Defies the World of BL / Zettai BL ni Naru Sekai VS Zettai BL ni
Nope. Can't do it. Couldn't even get through half of Ep2. Such a high quality production with such a low quality…
That just means you missed a really good scene after the main couple get out of the club till the end of the episode, unless you just a skipped bits of course. Also, how are the characters poorly thought out exactly? That's two people who are hiding, their problems stemming from fear and bad communication, one lives a double life and the other just locks everything inside himself.
I'd agree that the first half of the episode was a bit draggy, and that the script could use a little polishing in some parts, but it does look like the story is about to really get going now.
This is a story of two people who have withdrawn deep into their own seperate corners along the way, and have…
I'm not excusing Kilen, being mean is being mean and it's not okay. I'm just talking about his character in general. I agree that he is not aloof only to give Kuea space, but also because he doesn't know quite how to deal with being put in the role of a guardian as well as a love interest, that's some crazy expectations levelled on him by the families. On top of that, he can't even trust his feelings are tuly reciprocated by Kuea. Being aloof is also a matter of self protection. I also agree that he feels obligated in addition to genuine feelings. So it's all a muddled mess of a situation.
The first part of Episode 2 was a little draggy but the second part delivered ... boy did it deliver. I hope they…
This is a story of two people who have withdrawn deep into their own seperate corners along the way, and have completely misunderstood where the other is coming from. Everything they've done so far has just driven them further apart, when in fact they do want to be toghether.
Lian Kilen thinks and fears Kuea doesn't actually want him that Kuea is confusing his childhood hero worship with love, and Lian Kilen also seems to be wary, because he thinks he is the more grown up caretaker, while Kuea is childish and even literally pretends to be someone he's not. At the same time, Lian Kilen has not seemed to have realised that by staying aloof and trying to give Kuea space to grow he is giving Kuea nothing to hold on to, no chance to know the real grown up Lian Kuea, to trust in their relationship, to feel wanted, which has contributed to the creation of the pretend personality.
Kuea on the other hand, hasn't felt like he can say what he needs from their relationship, partly because he doesn't know how Lian Kilen feels, he doesn't feel like he has the right to truly stake a claim on Lian Kilen, which again has made Lian Kilen feel unwanted. Also yes, Kuea is trying to guess what Lian Kilen wants instead of being secure in his own person. Kuea needs to grow up enough to know that to be in a relationship, he shoudn't be an Annabelle doll, he should just be himself.
So, wait... did Mira-Ren's relationship organically just wear off? Was it ever a mutual thing in the first place?…
Did they actually make it clear yet what happened though? We didn't even see if she likes the other guy. In other versions she dumped the guy she met in France. Wasn't it also that the Ren character kinda gives up on Mira, because of his own insecurities, he doesn't actually talk to Mira about working through their issues, real of imagined by him, which is sort of understandable since he is in fact still a kid. In some version didn't he just get up and leave France without even talking to Mira first.
It depends on what kind of device you're on. You can google 'emojis on keyboard+windows' or +'whatever applies to you', or 'emoji shortcut' or something like that. I get them like this: During text entry, type Windows logo key + . (period). The emoji keyboard will appear. 😀
For the new people that have started o wanted to start to watch, the airing time for each area is the following:Pacific…
There's a personalised clock/timer under the details that shows you the exact time the episode airs wherever you're located. There's no need for a list.
The annoying thing about the soundtrack is that they keep playing something that sounds vaguely like 'You Raised Me Up' and it won't leave me alone 😣...
You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains
You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas
I am strong, when I am on your shoulders
You raise me up to more than I can be
Someone doesn’t have the freedom and capacity to agree to sexual activity by choice if:
1. They are asleep or unconscious.
2. They are DRUNK or ‘on’ drugs. -MARK
3. They have been ‘spiked’.
4. They are too young.
5. They have a mental health disorder or illness that means they are unable
to make a choice.
6. They are being pressured, bullied, manipulated, TRICKED or scared into
saying 'yes’. - MARK
7. The other person is using physical force against them.
Here Mark consented to sex with Bar NOT with Vee. Also, Mark's ability to consent to anything in the first place, was seriously in question since he was drunk out of his mind. People who are really drunk or unconscious can't give consent. Again, there doesn't need to be force or violence for it to be rape. You should recheck your own understanding of rape and consent.
Two other BL series from South Korea that are a lot like the Japanese ones are
'Semantic Error' and 'Light on Me'. They are really good.
Some of the best BL series from other countries would be:
I Told Sunset About You-Thailand
We Best Love-Taiwan
Bad Buddy-Thailand
- Vanishing My First Love or My Love Mix-Up! / Kieta Hatsukoi
- My Beautifful Man / Utsukushii Kare
- A Man Who Defies the World of BL / Zettai BL ni Naru Sekai VS Zettai BL ni
I'd agree that the first half of the episode was a bit draggy, and that the script could use a little polishing in some parts, but it does look like the story is about to really get going now.
Lian Kilen thinks and fears Kuea doesn't actually want him that Kuea is confusing his childhood hero worship with love, and Lian Kilen also seems to be wary, because he thinks he is the more grown up caretaker, while Kuea is childish and even literally pretends to be someone he's not. At the same time, Lian Kilen has not seemed to have realised that by staying aloof and trying to give Kuea space to grow he is giving Kuea nothing to hold on to, no chance to know the real grown up Lian Kuea, to trust in their relationship, to feel wanted, which has contributed to the creation of the pretend personality.
Kuea on the other hand, hasn't felt like he can say what he needs from their relationship, partly because he doesn't know how Lian Kilen feels, he doesn't feel like he has the right to truly stake a claim on Lian Kilen, which again has made Lian Kilen feel unwanted. Also yes, Kuea is trying to guess what Lian Kilen wants instead of being secure in his own person.
Kuea needs to grow up enough to know that to be in a relationship, he shoudn't be an Annabelle doll, he should just be himself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2HjT1yvin8