Episode 1: Cute, funny, goofy, silly, but not in a Thai fluff/rainbows/unicorns sort of way, which is a good thing.
Now looking forward to checking out Gennosuke in three vertical BLs (which are annoying af, but maybe I can find them in stitched-together-in-one-stream format, whatever that is called) I see on his bio page. He is hot af. Love his character's cool/reserved/low affect vibe. He seems slightly depressed, which always appeals to my unhealthy, codependent side.
I saw Konishi in Takara's Treasure, but I won't hold that against him. This character is less off-putting than that one.
Separately, these two are each a foaming cauldron of neuroses, hangups, and dysfunction. Together, they're a volcanic eruption of the same, but also somehow boring.
So, that said, after a year "together" and still having made only surface progress in comfortably relating to each other, what could make more sense than to f**king move right in together, am I right? Good Lord... But let's make the atmosphere even stranger, OK? Before we're comfortable living together, let's throw a third party into the mix to see how uneasy we can make everyone, right?! And let's not be at all suspicious of a person who wears five layers of clothing at all times, but who moves in carrying one tiny duffle bag.
Ichiro is painfully uncomfortable regardless of his situation/circumstances. Higashi's planting a morning breath kiss on him isn't going to ease his nerves, that's for sure. Yuck!
Those who criticise the looks of others are invariably suffering from chronically low self-esteem. Be nicer to…
What's "toxic" (that's terribly original of you, btw) is you contributing to an atmosphere in which we all pretend there isn't a grotesque plague of deformative plastic surgery erasing the natural beauty of a generation of Asian performers and replacing it with things like whatever it is this young lady now has between her eyes/above her mouth.
Even more "toxic" is people like you scurrying about MDL, telling those of us who notice this phenomenon, don't think it's cool, and say so, to STFU. You may think the "beautiful is never beautiful enough" message is great for a young audience to hear from their role models, but I don't.
Go arrest someone who cares what your rules are here, Speech Police Officer Shambles. You're wasting your valuable time on me.
It's no Train To Busan, World War Z, or 28 Days Later, that's for sure.
Too many plot holes and convenient stupidities to rate as a classic. Which is too bad, because there are a few interesting new zombie twists here, and a few moments that curled my toes. The way The Vaccine met his end was anticlimactic.
Koo Kyo Hwan is his usual awesome self, but wasn't on camera enough.
Those who criticise the looks of others are invariably suffering from chronically low self-esteem. Be nicer to…
I haven't had a bad nose job, so I'm perfectly nice to myself when I look in the mirror.
Actors/idols spend tons of time and money on their appearance. Their appearance is part of their performance. If it's ok to say an actress is beautiful, it's ok to say an actress had a bad nose job.
Plus, consider the horrible message all of this plastic surgery, often performed on performers who were perfectly fine as they were before surgery, sends to their young, impressionable audience. If good-looking actors think they're not pretty/handsome enough, what are kids going to think of themselves?
Apparently, you're fine with all that. I'm not, so I'll say and write what I want, and you can do the opposite. Thanks.
What are you talking about?I don't see anything in the article about his appearance being criticized.To be clear,…
Complete and utter bullshit. Netizens are vicious morons with no lives; they're responsible for dozens of celebrity suicides, yet Lily Malice and the idiots at the site you linked to keep reporting on the stupid crap they lose their collective shit over.
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Cute, funny, goofy, silly, but not in a Thai fluff/rainbows/unicorns sort of way, which is a good thing.
Now looking forward to checking out Gennosuke in three vertical BLs (which are annoying af, but maybe I can find them in stitched-together-in-one-stream format, whatever that is called) I see on his bio page.
He is hot af.
Love his character's cool/reserved/low affect vibe. He seems slightly depressed, which always appeals to my unhealthy, codependent side.
I saw Konishi in Takara's Treasure, but I won't hold that against him.
This character is less off-putting than that one.
This is an excruciating watch.
Separately, these two are each a foaming cauldron of neuroses, hangups, and dysfunction.
Together, they're a volcanic eruption of the same, but also somehow boring.
So, that said, after a year "together" and still having made only surface progress in comfortably relating to each other, what could make more sense than to f**king move right in together, am I right?
Good Lord...
But let's make the atmosphere even stranger, OK?
Before we're comfortable living together, let's throw a third party into the mix to see how uneasy we can make everyone, right?!
And let's not be at all suspicious of a person who wears five layers of clothing at all times, but who moves in carrying one tiny duffle bag.
Ichiro is painfully uncomfortable regardless of his situation/circumstances.
Higashi's planting a morning breath kiss on him isn't going to ease his nerves, that's for sure.
Yuck!
Weird show.
Even more "toxic" is people like you scurrying about MDL, telling those of us who notice this phenomenon, don't think it's cool, and say so, to STFU.
You may think the "beautiful is never beautiful enough" message is great for a young audience to hear from their role models, but I don't.
Go arrest someone who cares what your rules are here, Speech Police Officer Shambles.
You're wasting your valuable time on me.
Watching Takaaki open up and learning to accept love without having the grovel for it is a beautiful thing.
The new, evil guy is hot.
I will comment on bad nose jobs when and how I please, thanks.
Come to America, Ji Soo!
Thanks for noticing that I'm exceptional.
Stop telling people what should be "allowed" and what shouldn't.
You're the mirror image of right-wing homophobes.
Too many plot holes and convenient stupidities to rate as a classic.
Which is too bad, because there are a few interesting new zombie twists here, and a few moments that curled my toes.
The way The Vaccine met his end was anticlimactic.
Koo Kyo Hwan is his usual awesome self, but wasn't on camera enough.
7/10
Actors/idols spend tons of time and money on their appearance.
Their appearance is part of their performance.
If it's ok to say an actress is beautiful, it's ok to say an actress had a bad nose job.
Plus, consider the horrible message all of this plastic surgery, often performed on performers who were perfectly fine as they were before surgery, sends to their young, impressionable audience.
If good-looking actors think they're not pretty/handsome enough, what are kids going to think of themselves?
Apparently, you're fine with all that.
I'm not, so I'll say and write what I want, and you can do the opposite.
Thanks.
Netizens are vicious morons with no lives; they're responsible for dozens of celebrity suicides, yet Lily Malice and the idiots at the site you linked to keep reporting on the stupid crap they lose their collective shit over.
F**k all of them.
F*ck netizens and f*ck you for giving attention to their psycho bullshit.
What are you talking about?