Gennosuke looked way hotter in his pervious bl Dangerously sweet. š
Because the character was more interesting and his acting was better too. I donāt know what happened to him here, but heās acting very strangely, almost like heās a completely different actor. Maybe heās having a hard time with such a character.
Ep 4 Gennosukeās acting here feels really strange, which is kind of surprising, but thereās no doubt that heās very handsome. Konishi, on the other hand, has improved a lot as an actor. He did a great job in episode 4.
Thereās another series, School Trip, and this one seems like a copy of it or at least heavily inspired by it. Iām not sure why this one feels less appealing... maybe itās the production. Overall, though, itās okay to watch and still entertaining.
I wouldnāt be surprised if there were some malicious attempt by vindictive individuals or hostile groups to…
I read a summary, and he didnāt say anything wrong. I also donāt believe anything those aggressive people said. He has every right not to act in a gay series if he doesnāt want toāitās his life and his career. They were absolutely vicious and completely overreacted.
Episode 10. The situation between them continues to frustrate me, especially the ending of the episode. Itās so emotionally draining, and yet I canāt stop watching because it keeps me in suspense. Itās very possible that this isnāt really a BL at all, but simply a human, romantic, fairly realistic dramaāand maybe thatās exactly why itās so unusually frustrating.
In this episode, once again, thereās a complete lack of communication, along with anxiety on both sides. Neither of them is capable of saying what he actually thinks or feels. And when Wataru finally does say how he feelsāwhile drunkāhe doesnāt get the response he was hoping for("Nothing") which would have simply been something comforting and loving.
Chiharu seems to do everything possible to ruin things, and somehow it never quite works. Meanwhile, Wataru becomes increasingly anxious and obsessive about him, to the point where he canāt even move forward from where they left off. Chiharu could have given him such a simple, reassuring response: that heās sorry he has to leave again, or that he knows it hurts Wataru, but he has to go abroad to study.
What I find especially interesting is how completely Chiharu ās role has reversed. He was the one who originally pushed for a situation in which he would receive love from Wataru. He was the person who seemed to want nothing more than to be with him. And now he is constantly running away, while Wataru is the one chasing after him. Their roles have completely switched.
On some level, I really canāt stand Chiharu . I even wonder whether part of my reaction has to do with the fact that heās so beautiful and attractive, and whether thatās somehow part of the pattern. Do very attractive people sometimes behave like this because they know they have options? He seems to know that the whole world is waiting for him, and Wataru has almost become an obstacle in his way.
Thatās only my theory based on the way heās behaving right now, of course. Itās entirely possible that everything will change later on.
Just to put into perspective how insane the buzz for Popular Serizawa Acts Weird Around Me is right now, and that…
Iād rather preserve Japan as it is. I wish it werenāt so popular outside of Japan. All this exposure is causing damage and changing the face of Japan. I really hate seeing it happen
In old interviews, he said misogynistic things: https://x.com/jokergatack/status/2081274487681491056/photo/1
Leave him alone and back off already. Stop attacking people who havenāt done anything to you. You donāt care about human rightsāyouāre just spreading lies about him.
I saw English news about what he said, so of course I had to look up what he actually said in Japanese. A couple…
I wouldnāt be surprised if there were some malicious attempt by vindictive individuals or hostile groups to ruin his life. What he said was completely reasonable. Heās being unfairly targeted and wronged for no reason. This harassment has to stop.
I find it hard to believe that Japanese fans are attacking him and that this isnāt some kind of Western movement going after actors who havenāt done anything wrong. Itās absolutely disgraceful how they hound innocent people and try to ruin their lives. If he doesnāt want to play a certain role, that is entirely his right. This has to stop.
I didnāt like Sing Harit in his previous series, and I couldnāt imagine Chimon in gay relationship either. But Sing Harit seems more mature here. His look has changed, the way he speaks has changed, and he feels like a different actor. Suddenly, I really want them to become a couple.
I hope theyāre not just messing with us, because they barely seem to get any screen time.
Gennosukeās acting here feels really strange, which is kind of surprising, but thereās no doubt that heās very handsome. Konishi, on the other hand, has improved a lot as an actor. He did a great job in episode 4.
Thereās another series, School Trip, and this one seems like a copy of it or at least heavily inspired by it. Iām not sure why this one feels less appealing... maybe itās the production. Overall, though, itās okay to watch and still entertaining.
In this episode, once again, thereās a complete lack of communication, along with anxiety on both sides. Neither of them is capable of saying what he actually thinks or feels. And when Wataru finally does say how he feelsāwhile drunkāhe doesnāt get the response he was hoping for("Nothing") which would have simply been something comforting and loving.
Chiharu seems to do everything possible to ruin things, and somehow it never quite works. Meanwhile, Wataru becomes increasingly anxious and obsessive about him, to the point where he canāt even move forward from where they left off. Chiharu could have given him such a simple, reassuring response: that heās sorry he has to leave again, or that he knows it hurts Wataru, but he has to go abroad to study.
What I find especially interesting is how completely Chiharu ās role has reversed. He was the one who originally pushed for a situation in which he would receive love from Wataru. He was the person who seemed to want nothing more than to be with him. And now he is constantly running away, while Wataru is the one chasing after him. Their roles have completely switched.
On some level, I really canāt stand Chiharu . I even wonder whether part of my reaction has to do with the fact that heās so beautiful and attractive, and whether thatās somehow part of the pattern. Do very attractive people sometimes behave like this because they know they have options? He seems to know that the whole world is waiting for him, and Wataru has almost become an obstacle in his way.
Thatās only my theory based on the way heās behaving right now, of course. Itās entirely possible that everything will change later on.
I hope theyāre not just messing with us, because they barely seem to get any screen time.