Anyone know any BLs drama that is written by a man? It seems, and this might be an unfair categorization, female…
Gaya Sa Pelikula and Meet Me Outside. And at least two of the upcoming Thai BLs, Call It What You Want is one of them. There's another one but I cannot remember the title.
So you feel entilted to condemn two consenting adults for developing romantic feelings one to another just beacause…
I have already wasted too much time on a bird-brained excuse like you with a comprehension and IQ level of ants. My bad, I just cannot stand mindless idiots. I am fine and enjoy the show. You must enjoy yourself in the middle ages.
So you feel entilted to condemn two consenting adults for developing romantic feelings one to another just beacause…
In case you missed it "darling" he was punched by Li Cheng on spot, so that should be enough to satisfy the "eye for an eye" neanderthals like you, yet he was beaten up repeatedly and cruelly. It was nothing of a revenge, just an egomaniac showing off from Li Cheng to parade around with his masculinity. But thanks for confirming that apart from being a judgemental borderline homophobe you are a proud sadist as well. Let's hope psychiatric cases are not under your care or even near you.
Fnally someone! Thank you, you are the light in the darkness. He is a flawed but obviously kind-hearted guy who…
From what his mum told about him and from the locker room scene and the flashback with his stepbrother, it is clear that he is not a bad person. He probably carries some childhood trauma on his shoulders - as it was hinted, when he lived with his dad - and Ye Xing Si must have been the stable point of love in his life so far. Whatever wrong things he did, I know where he is coming from.I guess their storyline will be about Ye Xing Si helping Fu Yong Jie to get rid of his demons and stalking obsessions and change. Actually, it sounds like an interesting story line for me.
I'm sad that almost everyone hates Yong Jie. He might have some mental health problem that's why he's reacting…
Fnally someone! Thank you, you are the light in the darkness. He is a flawed but obviously kind-hearted guy who carries childhood trauma on his shoulders and desperately cling to someone who gave him altruistic love.
Sorry but I don't like the brothers relationship at all. I know they are not related but they grew together as…
So you feel entilted to condemn two consenting adults for developing romantic feelings one to another just beacause their parents happened to marry each other by chance, but a troubled kid being beaten up by a much stronger, grown up man in the box ring, followed by gleeful celebration of him wallowing in pain gave you joy. Congratulations.
If you roll over the comment section you will discover at least two third of the viewers are endlessly whinig about the stepbrothers love issue, so you are not alone. Never mind how bigoted and borderline homophobic to criticise two not blood-related, consenting adults for developing romantic feelings one to another just beacause their parents happened to marry each other by chance, and how idiotic to call it incest and "toxic" (I could erase this f*king buzzword from the universe) is, while a troubled kid being beaten up by a much stronger, grown up man in the box ring, followed by gleeful celebration of him wallowing in pain, almost no one had problems with. Sigh.
seeing that the scene with Nite I returning was shot when the actor who plays Tae still had his old hair and was…
Nite I vanished to the air right after they kissed. Tae probably feels Nite II may be another present from heaven or Nite I in human form or whatever, so he is afraid of kissing him, thinking he might disappear too.
Unpopular opinion, but I miss the fun, the innocence, the colorful backgrounds from s1. In s2 everything is blueish…
Irrespective of the plot contrivances, this contrast is probably intentional. Free-wheeling, spirited studenthood as opposed to gray, cruel and angst-ridden world of adults.
I have no idea what you're talking about - not because there's anything wrong with what you said, but because…
The first line of the dialouge in ep 4 is subbed as"I've been away from Taiwan, China for almost two years." And since WeTV is a part of Tencent multinational technology conglomerate from mainland China, this may well have been a nationalistic act of pettiness to emphasize they treat the country as their province.
I don't know what the writer was intending with this episode and Shou Yi and Zhen Xuan, but it did not work for…
You forget that Shou Yi has his own issues too. He has affective disorder, as it was told in season 1. So it has probably more to do with him than with Zhen Xuan. He refuses to love and be loved and that is his defense mechanism.
Aoey's father is literally and officially the biggest and most heartless arsehole in the universe. I hope he gets paralyzed from a stroke. And his sister is either a complete idiot or a vicious piece of shit for inviting him over there to be humiliated on his damned birthday by that human garbage. And the mother just stands still with occasional timid "dear"s. I know that in Thai shows parents almost always get away with what they did, no matter how utter filth they are, but I just hope it is not gonna happen here. I intensely loath the whole bunch of vermins.