Shun is despicable. He likes to play hard to get, such an attention seeker. I get it, he had a difficult past and all but to some extent everybody has their own issues and problems to deal with. He behaves like a little brat. I don't feel sorry for him at all. I got sick of his games. At this point I'm sure it's not genuine anymore, it's just an act.
I watched the first season and now I'm in the second episode of season 2. Help me understand something here, please. Minato keeps saying to himself that he loves Shin but never shows affection, refuses to even interact with him most of the time. They have been dating for some time now but Minato refuses to even give Shin a spare key and wants him to sleep in a separate room.
Is this because of the age gap or most Japanese gay dudes are like Minato and Shu? This is my second BL dorama so I wanted to know if most are like that or if this one is out of the curve.
The actors are good, the scenes are beautiful but it's so frustrating to watch story-wise. I feel like dropping it.
Minato has negative character development, instead of moving forward in the relationship, giving himself and breaking out of his shell it feels like he gets worse and tries to build up a wall.
If it's not a cultural difference, then this show feels like a g4y bait to me. It's as if they were forced to write a BL without actually wanting it.
genuinely how is this show so loved ? im on ep 4 and the way kiyoi treats hira keeps making me wildly uncomfortable…
I know right. I almost gave up as well, but I hoped things could change. Watched till the end of season 2. And bad news, it doesn't change much. The show is definitely overrated. And the fanbase is just as toxic as Kiyoi to whomever doesn't like the show. I guess people normalized being treated like sh*t in their relationships and instead of seeing a problem with that they go full Hira mode, thus feeling themselves represented. Just toxic, not worth it in the slightest.
I don't feel sorry for him at all. I got sick of his games. At this point I'm sure it's not genuine anymore, it's just an act.
Help me understand something here, please.
Minato keeps saying to himself that he loves Shin but never shows affection, refuses to even interact with him most of the time. They have been dating for some time now but Minato refuses to even give Shin a spare key and wants him to sleep in a separate room.
Is this because of the age gap or most Japanese gay dudes are like Minato and Shu?
This is my second BL dorama so I wanted to know if most are like that or if this one is out of the curve.
The actors are good, the scenes are beautiful but it's so frustrating to watch story-wise. I feel like dropping it.
Minato has negative character development, instead of moving forward in the relationship, giving himself and breaking out of his shell it feels like he gets worse and tries to build up a wall.
If it's not a cultural difference, then this show feels like a g4y bait to me. It's as if they were forced to write a BL without actually wanting it.
The show is definitely overrated. And the fanbase is just as toxic as Kiyoi to whomever doesn't like the show. I guess people normalized being treated like sh*t in their relationships and instead of seeing a problem with that they go full Hira mode, thus feeling themselves represented.
Just toxic, not worth it in the slightest.