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This is going on the awful list with MODC and The shippers.

Us gays get to be happy: BUT... .

Everything said before but doesn't count.

I'm gonna theorise here:

Teenagers' brains are physiologically different. They are less risk adverse, learn better and have less metacognative control.

So, if the characters minds have gone into teenagers bodies, so they're operating on teenager hardware, even if the software is that of a 55 year old!

This means they will probably act like teenagers and be at the same developmental stage.

I love this show.
Singto is nailing it: his acting is really on point. He conveys so much with a look. The costume department have nailed his outfits.

He's a fantastic actor
But I have to say BB was pile of poo! I hate being gay baited.

Could I ask
1. Who are the gay characters?
2. What type of storyline do they have.
Many thanx in advance x

Oh no. What behaviour?

No.
Also, story is quite a bit different.

Having seen the end, don't expect much actual 'pairing'.

We're almost in high-5 country.

It's not happy.
It's not sad.
It's open.

I personally found it disappointing but lots of people loved it.

Hopefully there will be a season 2 that will end happily.

I'm not sure how you redeem one of your lead characters when he rapes someone.
This was a bad call: it makes him impossible to root for.

He told him, but their flirting is so obvious!
He's very nosey!

Oh wow, where to start.
1. Dad has emotionally abused his adopted son.
2. Giving a heart necklace before you've even had a kiss.
3. The horrific violinists.
4. The "we're in love" montage episode before we even really know the characters.
But most of all number 1. It's not romantic, it's heart breaking.

Wasn't he just like moving?!
I thought he was. I found it funny.

Less funny is the lack of a kiss or sexy time.

He sat at the end of the table...

I swear if I see her facr...
https://kisskh.at/people/45757-karissa-toliongco

So we don't have any right to judge: unless we judge it was ok?

Have you checked how many Sikhs were offended (beyond social media as well)?

Just because some Sikhs don't find it offensive then that's their call.

And actually, everyone has not only the right but the responsibility to call out problematic behaviour.

Then maybe don't be casually racist.

People have the right to be offended if they feel their culture was misappropriated.

You have the right not to agree. But a little heads up: telling people who are offended by racism to basically 'get over it' is not a good look.

Or people are more culturally aware.

1. No O won't stop watching the series.
2. It was inappropriate. It doesn't stop me liking the series.
3. Stop being an apologist for racism.