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What other scene in the episode was "rapey?" And you just go right ahead and report my ass, I don't care. I challenge you to point out any comment of mine that is deserving of being deleted. I use very little profanity, I just state my opinions aggressively and you don't like it. You're one of those people who think others should be silenced because you disagree with them. "offensive..." lol You offend me with your stupid comments. I think I will report you.

Love your comment, but you're not allowed to say that here.

I'll ask again, moron, how do you know the characters are 30 years old? Sure as hell don't look it. Sam said he was drunk himself, so I guess that was one of my delusions.

I don''t care what you think of me or my comments. Don't read them.

Oh, and who am I "jealous" of? lol

I beg to disagree. From the tone of your comment, I think you liked the scene a lot, much more than you'd like to admit. The way you write about Shi De's mental state is spot-on and you were obviously deeply moved by it. LOTS of things happen in dramas that we don't like; that's the point of a drama. If you spend the entire show in a comfortable state, what is the use of anything happening at all. For there to be light, there has to be darkness too. That's what makes dramatic story-telling so engaging!

Links to info about all these actors who work drunk please? Sam and the director said he drank THREE OR FOUR large glasses of whiskey. He was hammered. Brad Pitt, Edward Norton and Johnny Depp are notoriously difficult to work with in Hollywood. It wouldn't surprise me if that were true, and I'm sure it has cost them work. How many films have you seen of late starring any of the three?

Totally disagree with you. Drunk equals out of control, not necessarily physically violent. Are you saying your drunk dad was in control of his mental faculties and emotions when he was wasted? A professional actor needs to be in control of all those things to do his or her job well.

Links to info about all these actors who work drunk please? I watch TONS of films, movies, series. How would I know just from watching if someone was drunk?

I'll say it again: The couch scene was hot as hell and I'm sure a LOT of other people agree. If you're such a delicate flower regarding forced sex being portrayed in entertainment media, you need to stay away from BLs in particular and intense dramas in general. It is not a rare plot point. Your use of the word "triggered" is a give-away. You want to force your politically correct opinions onto story-telling. I'm glad that will never happen.

Again, what the hell are you doing watching BLs? Also, the couch scene included ZERO graphic sex, no clothes came off, and there was no forced sex or rape. That's what makes the fact that it was hot/sexy kind of impressive; the actors did a great job of portraying intense sexual atmosphere with their faces, eyes, etc. There was definitely the idea that something sexual MIGHT happen in the air, but nothing did or did you not notice?

As for all your other insults, I don't give a shit what you think. The feeling is more than mutual. I'll write what I choose. I don't come to message boards to make friends, I have those in real life.

BTW, the couch scene was HOT AS HELL.

I LOVE that plot choice. Very powerful and engaging and fascinating. I don't' think they had sex btw.

Yikes sounds like I need to check my profile settings. lol I just checked and I definitely have a working set of male genitalia. A "lady-boy" is a person, and I see this primarily in Filipino BLs, who is male and gay, acts EXTREMELY effeminate and often dresses as a woman though it is clear to an observer that they are male. They are usually teens or in their early 20s. I don't know what you graduate to being when you're too old to be a lady-boy any more. :D

I can think of two BLs where rape was portrayed as a drunken, gray-area incident and the parties involved eventually became lovers. I have seen many others where the assailant pays a high price.

What does "ig" mean?

LOL

Overhearing a conversation not meant for a character is NOT a BL cliche? What BLs are you watching?

I'm talking about the age of the actor, moron. What the hell does "from college to 5 yrs." mean? That actor is NOT a convincing 32 year old character. Shu Yi and She Di,, for that matter, look like college kids playing corporate executives. lol

No. Sam the actor was drunk as a skunk. He and the director said it themselves in an interview I watched on Youtube.

And the explanation, for god's sake, will be ridiculous, just like Shi De sitting on the roof waiting to overhear Shu Yi's conversation with his assistant while he was supposed to be getting breakfast for Shu Yi.

Getting drunk on set is extremely unprofessional and dangerous. The actor is essentially out of control and anything could happen. Can you provide some links to information about all these actors you've seen who are fucked up while they do their job? Thanks!

No one got raped, or did you not notice that? I don't think they even had sex. I don't care if you think I'm worked up or ridiculous, OK? Don't read my comments. Problem solved.

Also, I can guarantee you most audience members found the couch scene hot. A lot of them are afraid to admit it because of prudes and sex-negative people like you. Sexual assault takes place in real life. It is a powerful plot point in many, many films, plays, books, you name it. Deal with it.

Wow, as a director, if an actor used any substances to do a scene, I would fire them. In this case, however, it's the director that should be fired.

It's called wanting a script to be plausible and make sense. If you want to imagine that he sent an assistant and then went and sat on the roof, more power to you. To me it's a BL cliche planted specifically so that the character would overhear the conversation.

The autistic character/actor is 32 years old? No way. He's early twenties at best.