She can't really do anything about the fact that Tod is Tor's brother. She's going through a breakup with a person she really cares about. Why would she consider getting together with her ex's brother? Who would consider their boyfriend's sibling as a potential partner?? It makes sense that she never saw him as more than a caring family member.
An open relationship is not the answer for Sam and Earth because they don't really want one and that's only gonna make them suffer and not save their relationship. I'm surprised it hasn't collapsed yet. About Boom and Tor, I'm glad they broke up. They didn't do anything wrong, but they're just not meant for each other because they want different things in life, so it's good to let each other go to find happiness.
I’m loving this! I like all the side characters too. Can’t wait to see how the storylines are going to progress. It’s very interesting. It’s also nice to see great acting.
Me too. Despite bad reviews and comments, I was curious as to how his story arc would go. But someone leaked me,…
I would have done the same! Instead, I waited every week for his storyline to progress only to see him disappear completely from the series ._. If the main couple’s storyline/acting was good, at least I wouldn’t have wasted my time...
The toxic nature of the relationship was a real turn off for me (Tharn forcing himself on Type, Type’s homophobia, etc...), it made me dislike both of them a lot. Obviously, this is the same relationship lol but those elements I disliked aren’t present in this season. I like how Type’s character has changed and evolved. He has flaws (who doesn’t?), but he seems more mature and balanced while still keeping his personality.
If we will going to watch and analyze this season closely, we will be able to see that the biggest conflict here…
It’s actually the everyday aspects of life that it’s making me appreciate this. And I’m liking the characters a lot more in this season compared to the first one.
I almost decided to drop this, but then I changed my mind and now I've caught up with the episodes and I'm kinda hooked...? I think I'm liking this season more than the first one. Maybe because they are dealing with some things that we don't usually see in bl. I can't wait to see where this is going!
This company doesn't shy away from that type of theme....they do those type of different series often...LGBT......BL…
What I said has nothing to do with taking offense or being politically correct, it's just my preference. I'm not saying that what they're doing is wrong at all, but that it's a missed chance. There are many silly series that I love like Diary of Tootsie and YYY.
This company doesn't shy away from that type of theme....they do those type of different series often...LGBT......BL…
I know really well what they produce and they are far from perfect, but it doesn't mean I don't enjoy many of their shows. I just don't like the idea for this one. From the trailer it looks like Joss' character "is scared of/doesn't like drag queens" and I already don't like that. He's going to fall in love with a drag queen, but then he finds out that it's just a cis-girl, so that it is fine for him? It could have been the story of someone who falls in love with an actual drag queen. Also, Jennie is a good actress and she's very funny, but instead of always being there as a side character for comic relief, they could give her a main role. She did a great job in 3WillBeFree, for example. Maybe I'll give this show a chance though because it's still too early to say anything. That was just my feeling after watching the trailer. I hope that what I wrote is clear. I'm not saying that every show should be bl/lgbtq+, but I find the choices for this series strange. And sorry for the long comment, but I realized that what I wrote in the other one wasn't clear enough and wanted to expand on it.
About the ending, I think that when they said they didn't know if they would meet again (but they were clearly staying together) they meant on screen, like saying we don't know if there will be a second season/we'll play these characters again or if it's the last time we (as an audience) see them and then we got the confirmation that we'll see them again since the virus came back. This is my interpretation lol
About Boom and Tor, I'm glad they broke up. They didn't do anything wrong, but they're just not meant for each other because they want different things in life, so it's good to let each other go to find happiness.
If the main couple’s storyline/acting was good, at least I wouldn’t have wasted my time...
I like how Type’s character has changed and evolved. He has flaws (who doesn’t?), but he seems more mature and balanced while still keeping his personality.
I'm not saying that what they're doing is wrong at all, but that it's a missed chance.
There are many silly series that I love like Diary of Tootsie and YYY.
Also, Jennie is a good actress and she's very funny, but instead of always being there as a side character for comic relief, they could give her a main role. She did a great job in 3WillBeFree, for example. Maybe I'll give this show a chance though because it's still too early to say anything. That was just my feeling after watching the trailer.
I hope that what I wrote is clear. I'm not saying that every show should be bl/lgbtq+, but I find the choices for this series strange. And sorry for the long comment, but I realized that what I wrote in the other one wasn't clear enough and wanted to expand on it.