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You said: "...how can a person that plays gay couple of years now, can not accept that love do not have shape? ...is it because someone deep in the closet, can not admit that he is gay? "

I don't know about his sexual orientation. Part of the fanservice is to keep people guessing. The most important thing here is that there's acting and then there's personal life. Those are two different things. I'm sure he understands the concept of 'love has no gender'. A person doesn't have to be LGBTQ+ to understand and be an ally (definition: An ally, straight ally, or heterosexual ally is a heterosexual and cisgender person who supports and/or accepts equal civil rights, gender equality, and LGBT social movements, challenging homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia.).

A heterosexual man who isn't personally interested in having a romantic/sexual relationship with another man isn't automatically homophobic, just like a homosexual man who obviously isn't interested in having a romantic/sexual relationship with a woman isn't heterophobic.

Do better is short for learn to do better, or in other words learn from your mistakes, not a sarcastic wish.

Such a well worded comment Ballerino. You said it all and more.

Have you watched 'Together with Me'...

I promised you the moon, second season of I told sunset about you.

Gang violence is a big part of Romeo and Juliet. BB is based on R&J, so it uses that plot device. It is what it is, *shrug

So Pat, you might have a few ideas about flirting in general, but Pran has likely had thoughts about you specifically for a thousand times over the years. You better up your game, Pran is coming after you now that he is secure enough to have told you 'You like me!' to your face. Pran finally believing and getting to tell Pat 'You're here for me' and 'You like me' was so sweet, awww!

It is a bit sad, but it's probably to engage Pran so that he won't just run away scared.

There was a moment when Pat was coming toward Pran just before Pran first grabs Pat by his shirt that was like is Pat going for a kiss or what the heck. I did not notice at first, but one reactor pointed it out and it really was an odd advance by Pat.

Yes he is so good with his, well microexpressions kinda. He can put so many shades in a feeling. That look Pran gives Pat when Pat hands him his guitar and says he just likes to look at Pran's face, is still pretty much burned into my retinas. The wonder the vulnerability the hope, the disappointment, so good.

"Hate it with a passion" lol lol! I'm frustrated with it with a passion. It could have been so much better with even just minor tweaking in the later episodes.

There's Cherry Magic and Utsukushi Kare for example

It doesn't necessarily gut you, it ends in melancholy though, but we all know the issue will be resolved soonish. It wasn't as gut wrenching as I thought beforehand. Someone is just a bit slow on the uptake lol. On the other hand, the ending was irksome, so waiting until next week might not be such a bad idea.

I love how delicately Ohm and Nanon are able to express emotions. That's what makes this so enjoyable. That last scene in episode 3 where Pat was looking at Pran; his face went 3..2..1 from 'I like being around this guy a lot' to nothing but pure 'I utterly adore the person I'm looking at'. Later Pran looked so freaking vulnerable trying to understand what Pat really meant by his teasing, OMG can it be Friday already!

Bad Buddy is good and Kieta Hatsukoi.

I don't think people are trying to offend you per se, it's just that the top/bottom conversation is generally irritating to people who think about heteronormativity, homophobia and misogyny, and those terms really are important when it comes to LBTQ representation.

BAD BL
The BL genre does like its stereotypes. It's annoying to me that as a woman I'm supposedly in the target audience, and the authors/producers think what I as a woman want, is a story laced with stereotypes, heteronormativity, homophobia and misogyny. Also, I think they should lay off writing any explict refrences to sex if all they can offer is a mockery of homosexuality and consent. (I'm looking at you MAME and JittiRain) I mean at its worst BL comes off as heteronormative homophobic pandering to girls, while representing tops as rapey and bottoms as people who don't even like sex, are repeatedly saying "No" and are somehow bargained into it inspite of themselves. Just like with the misogynist idea that if you are a so called 'good girl', you're supposedly not a sexual being at all. That's just twisted.

BAD BUDDY
The director is not following the novel. If you wan't to go with general tropes, so far I'd say the show gives off pretty strong verse vibes i.e. that bed scene at the end of episode 2. Pat:"You know I'm stronger!" Pran: "Oh, yeah? Fight me if you think you can!" I haven't read the novel, and don't want to, since at this point I suspect most Asian BL novels will probably make want to scream in frustration.

I'm kinda obsessed, next episode please, hate the wait. So far I like it almost as much as WBL, which is to say, a lot! I'm hoping it stays as good as it promises to be, and won't get as angsty as people say the novel is.

You can literally google Kieta Hatsukoi+manga and get tons of results.

These subtitles are gibberish, just like last week's early dailymtn engsub.

Season 2 has a happy ending. They have promised a 3rd season, but it has not been filmed yet.