Synchonicity

I was okay with it being Thap for once. In has shed more tears than an infant with a diaper pin in its leg.

Despite the hate here, I enjoyed this okay, I thought it was sweet. Probably won't remember it, but it was okay. I gave it 5.5.

The reunion was a bit awkward. Happy for Harold/Aaron. But producers... stop trying to make Kim/Ants happen! It's so obvious it's not going to, they both know it, even though they tried to put on smiles for the show. Still, I really enjoyed this season.

Refusing to take Thap's phone calls when Thap was the one who was shot and in the hospital. Unnecessary jealousy over Wan. Thap has given In zero reason to be jealous.

In creating unnecessary drama is really getting on my nerves.

It's become really annoying.

Tons of it.

I looked but haven't found anything.

Yes, I think Joer/Edward for sure. I'm less sure about Kim/Ants because of the age difference. Khali/Andrew: I'm more optimistic than you, but you make some really good points. And Khali may just be too jealous to sustain a relationship. I'd love to see Harold/Aaron still together.

And I hope Julian and especially Julio found someone... if not each other.

Gay guy here as well. The gay male audience for BL has grown so much that now the majority of BL online reactors are guys. Many of the actors are now out as gay... I'd guess about 20%.

So it looks like there might be a reunion episode next week?

Jimmy can be my boyfriend any time. (So can Dr. Thap.)

I'm not wild about the In character. I get that he has baggage, but it's just a little too much weeping for me to take it seriously.

You are right. I just did a search and AI came up with: "Sparks Camp Season 3 has 8 episodes, according to The Movie Database (TMDB) and Plex."

I'm glad Khali apologized. In the past two seasons there were one or two guys that I found really unlikeable, but I genuinely like everyone this season.

It's advertised as 10 episodes here.

I love his puppy dog eyes.

Thanks for the heads up, I'll check it out!

I was in Khali's corner at first, but now he's just creating unnecessary drama.

Harold is adorable and I still have the hots for Joer.

Thank you for your very thoughtful response! To answer your first question, I thought A Tale of a Thousand Stars was great. No questioning of sexuality, a compelling story, dramatic yet romantic. No negative stereotypes. I loved it.

To the second, I don't like transgender characters treated as comic relief. Filipino BLs are especially guilty of this.

To the third, I can handle morally questionable representations just fine (such as rape and assault), as they exist in hetero dramas as well. But... I believe they need to be portrayed as what they are... morally questionable, and not as some cute or sexy thing, when they are clearly not.

Me too, thank you.