and wanting us to get the exact term right.. lord, like liking teens is any better when you are a grown ass adult.…
I'm sitting here, clicking through my many alt accounts, trying to decide which one to reply to your latest dribble with...do you have a preference, Church Girl?
So I've been told by multiple Church Girls in this thread.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to take my meds for my sickness, read up on my grooming techniques, and get back out there tomorrow to recruit more kids. Wish me luck!
They're 3 or 4 years apart in age.Akira is a minor, not a child.Grow up.
Just like the other Church Girls in this thread, you keep repeating the same BS, as if doing that IN ALL CAPS will eventually make your ignorant, moralistic, childish viewpoint relevant.
Child/adult, child/adult...blah blah blah. So, if the switch doesn't happen at midnight on your 18th birthday, when does it happen, Church Girl?
Stop watching this show. It's beyond your maturity level.
and wanting us to get the exact term right.. lord, like liking teens is any better when you are a grown ass adult.…
There was zero "grooming" in this show. It's just another buzz word you don't understand, but like to toss around because doing so fills your need to feel morally superior to others, at least for a few seconds until that old feeling returns...the one that reminds you that you have no idea what you're babbling about.
"alt accounts" lol Poor, sad, desperate Church Girl
Dropping it at episode 2 and giving it a 1/10 is kinda wild 😅 it actually gets so much better later. It might…
That's a big part of why I'm selective when it comes to dramas; so many of them stretch out a 2-hour story over 12 episodes or more. If in the time I could watch an entire feature film, a drama hasn't hooked me, I consider that an insult to the audience. I watch a lot more movies than dramas.
That said, there's a drama running on Netflix right now called "We Are All Trying Here." It is excellent.
Dropping it at episode 2 and giving it a 1/10 is kinda wild 😅 it actually gets so much better later. It might…
Doesn't seem "well-made" to me, but that's because you and I have different tastes. Any show that can't grab my attention within two hours, the average length of a feature film, doesn't deserve my time. Don't take the 1/10 personally. I figure any show so bad that I drop it, the equivalent of walking out of a theatre, which I've only done twice in my life, deserves a 1/10. Looks as though I'm in the minority here (as usual). Just look at the absurdly high MDL rating. My little 1/10 isn't going to make a bit of difference.
Meh...not for me. It seems that, as with almost all Chinese "BLs," this one's going to be heavy on the meaningful glances and silly flirtations accompanied by sound effects, and light on actual, gay romance.
Episode 3: This is unlike anything I've seen before...just marvelous.
I've a feeling this show will divide the audience. A lot of people who totally get it will wonder why a lot of people don't, and vice-versa. I'm one of the former people.
Outstanding.
P.S. Love the sprinklings of magical realism throughout, just little touches.
Nah, it just means we have dramatically different tastes in BLs.I'm curious to know the 12 on my list that you…
Thank you for this interesting/informative read. I appreciate it.
Rather than attempt to change your mind on any of the 12 shows, I think I will simply list what I liked/loved about them and leave it at that. Maybe tomorrow.
I will say right now that if you dropped Love Is a Poison early on, it's probably not worth it to give another chance. It may be one of those that is liked or disliked for reasons difficult to put in words. I rewatched it a few nights ago and didn't like it as much as the first time, though I found the two mains and their vibe charming again. Mostly, it spends WAY too much time on courtroom drama/nonsense that I didn't care about.
I like BLs that keep the relationship front and center. Time travel, Yakuza nonsense, cooking, etc. in BL World are embarrassing af.
Regarding Gelboys, this is one I may end up removing from my list altogether. From the first time I saw it, it left me as queasy about the subject matter as I was impressed by the production values. I find that level of Internet/social media obsession even more annoying than the psycho fingernails culture on display.
Gelboys was written/directed by the writer/director of ITSAY and IPYTM, and it's easy to see that on the screen.
Thanks for giving me a reason to reassess my list. There may be some newer BLs that need to be on it, too.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to take my meds for my sickness, read up on my grooming techniques, and get back out there tomorrow to recruit more kids. Wish me luck!
Child/adult, child/adult...blah blah blah. So, if the switch doesn't happen at midnight on your 18th birthday, when does it happen, Church Girl?
Stop watching this show. It's beyond your maturity level.
It's just another buzz word you don't understand, but like to toss around because doing so fills your need to feel morally superior to others, at least for a few seconds until that old feeling returns...the one that reminds you that you have no idea what you're babbling about.
"alt accounts" lol
Poor, sad, desperate Church Girl
If in the time I could watch an entire feature film, a drama hasn't hooked me, I consider that an insult to the audience.
I watch a lot more movies than dramas.
That said, there's a drama running on Netflix right now called "We Are All Trying Here." It is excellent.
Any show that can't grab my attention within two hours, the average length of a feature film, doesn't deserve my time.
Don't take the 1/10 personally.
I figure any show so bad that I drop it, the equivalent of walking out of a theatre, which I've only done twice in my life, deserves a 1/10.
Looks as though I'm in the minority here (as usual). Just look at the absurdly high MDL rating. My little 1/10 isn't going to make a bit of difference.
Enjoy the show!
lol
It seems that, as with almost all Chinese "BLs," this one's going to be heavy on the meaningful glances and silly flirtations accompanied by sound effects, and light on actual, gay romance.
Dropping in episode 2.
1/10
Mindful of what?
I love that.
This is unlike anything I've seen before...just marvelous.
I've a feeling this show will divide the audience. A lot of people who totally get it will wonder why a lot of people don't, and vice-versa.
I'm one of the former people.
Outstanding.
P.S. Love the sprinklings of magical realism throughout, just little touches.
I appreciate it.
Rather than attempt to change your mind on any of the 12 shows, I think I will simply list what I liked/loved about them and leave it at that. Maybe tomorrow.
I will say right now that if you dropped Love Is a Poison early on, it's probably not worth it to give another chance. It may be one of those that is liked or disliked for reasons difficult to put in words.
I rewatched it a few nights ago and didn't like it as much as the first time, though I found the two mains and their vibe charming again.
Mostly, it spends WAY too much time on courtroom drama/nonsense that I didn't care about.
I like BLs that keep the relationship front and center. Time travel, Yakuza nonsense, cooking, etc. in BL World are embarrassing af.
Regarding Gelboys, this is one I may end up removing from my list altogether. From the first time I saw it, it left me as queasy about the subject matter as I was impressed by the production values. I find that level of Internet/social media obsession even more annoying than the psycho fingernails culture on display.
Gelboys was written/directed by the writer/director of ITSAY and IPYTM, and it's easy to see that on the screen.
Thanks for giving me a reason to reassess my list.
There may be some newer BLs that need to be on it, too.
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I think we know who's battling inner demons here, and it ain't me.