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married happily ever after!

there's a problematic scene in the book, but the drama didn't get that far. people nowadays get offended for everything.

the law was created because of this drama. It was a webseries so they didn't expect many people to watch it, but it became so widely popular that the government banned it and all BL after this

The thing is, in the novel we can read BLY's point of view, and he does want to have sex with GH. The problem is that he is not ready to acknowledge it yet, because he has not accepted that he has feelings for a man.
The toxicity happens after, in one very problematic scene, but I still love them. After a 8 years time skip, they grew up and got married, and their relationship is super healthy at that point.

oh, that's a pity. thanks for the link!

hi guys! does anyone know if the book is available online in English? I'd love to read it!

oh yes, i saw them, i thought there were pretty similar to the old trailer, which was good, because i loved it. I guess we have to wait longer for the proper trailer... u.u

hi! im trying to find the trailer but i can't, are you sure is coming out today?

Miis S is translated, i watched with english subs in an australian streaming service

Try You are my Glory

I love "You are my Glory". The romance was sweet, healthy, passionate and just right. One of the best romances I've seen in TV in the last few years.

It’s the moral police or SJW. Born and raised in America they want to expand control all over the world, including ancient times

I live in Europe. Age of consent is about sixteen, but as long as they age gap isn't that big, let's say, 15-35, people don't care. Most girls in my high school were dating 20s something guys and nobody bat an eye.

I agree with you wholeheartedly. I so tired of people applying XXI's century standards of morality to ancient TV shows and stories. Teenagers are not children. Teenagers are a lot more resilient and lot more capable of making their own choices than adults believe. I did a lot of crazy things as a teenager, but I knew how important it was 1) not to use heavy drugs 2) not to get pregnant. I wish adults had given me more choices, after explaining the consequences, instead of expecting me to follow the path they had carved for me.

Wait! Tul is here as well? Are he and Max a couple? I don't mind spoilers. Please tell because otherwise i wont watch it

is it gonna be BL?

Oh, I understand that. I think both of them are to blame, but at the end of the day nobody forced Korn to cheat, just like nobody forced Knock to take on a job he didn't like. I think they had been together for about 4 years. But life it's hard when you finish your studies. Suddenly there are so many choices that you have to make and so many responsibilities you need to take on. Knock's coping methods were childish, but Korn should have listen to Knock's concerns instead of dismissing them out of hand.

I like this season because I see real life struggles, I identify with some of them, and I love that at the end, they decide to grow together instead of growing apart. Love is a choice that we make every day, and like you, I'd love to see a season 3.

Although to be honest I'd rather watch a season 2 of Manner of Death. Why do you think is not possible? I know Knock moved abroad to study a masters in America, but I follow them on Instagram and they still seem close friends. Isn't there a chance that they'll act together again?

I love your comment. Each of them were deeply flawed, but the main issue is that they did not communicated properly. I love this series. It's very realistic and it shows that yes, love is important, but without communication and effort, love isn't enough

Look at the data. 20% of married couples cheat. These are real numbers. We are all flawed and make mistakes. I think having a night stand is not the worst thing we can do to our partner. Emotional cheating is far worse.

well the sister got angry at him when she found out, and she mentions their dad i think...