It's also entertaining to read an ESL wannabe, non-American use the "U.S.-BAD, everyone else on the planet GOOOOOOOOD" argument as if it proves something. Your inferiority complex is showing.
The idea that men aren't allowed to have an opinion on anything having to do with a female's health is just...stupid. This would be news to the vast majority of women across the world whose doctors have penises. lol Idiot.
I'm not going to argue with a pompous douche such as you. But thank you for the entertainment: It's always amusing to read an ESL wannabe try to sound authoritative, because the slightly garbled syntax always gives them away.
Shogu, my man, BRAVO! on your work in "Love Is A Poison," which I discovered just yesterday on Netflix and binged over two days. You and Katsumi made real magic. I laughed, cried, and everything in between. Shiba is now my favorite/hottest nerd/lawyer in all of BL history. :)
I look forward to finding out what else you can do and in pursuit of that, I'm about to peruse your filmography for shows to watch. Congrats on LIAP and all the best in your future career. I will be watching!
I don't know how this one stayed off my radar, but I was unaware of it until coming across it on Netflix! I am about to start the final episode, but I've been busting to stop in here and rave about it, so might as well do it now.
Good god, so excellent. Funny, deeply touching/emotional/romantic, and incredibly sexy despite their being zero sex scenes. Some nice, heartfelt kisses are delivered, however demurely, but it's the chemistry and connection between these characters, and the actors' ability to convey same through their faces/eyes/actions that makes it so freaking sexy.
These are two of my favorite-ever Jap BL characters, maybe most favorite.
The writing is tremendous. Lots of laughs, tears, feels, and remarkably committed acting. I adore both characters and am now a fan of both actors. Shiba is the sexiest/hottest uptight/nerd/lawyer in the history of BL. Once he pulls that ten-foot pole out of his ass he is a man on a mission. Haruto, as played by the actor, makes it easy to see why he puts himself through such a profound change, risking everything in the process.
"If she decides to continue to work in this field, she will never regain mental stability..." How dare you write…
Paraphrasing you: "You're too fragile and sick to do what you love doing because of assholes on the Internet and in the media, so you should quit and go into hiding and be miserable instead of working out a way to keep doing what you love without letting such people get to you..." = "empathy and good intentions..." HAHAHAHA...only in your world, weirdo.
I repeat, I am not now, nor have I ever, been a "fan" of this actress. I didn't know who she was until this article. However, I've seen the cycle of celebrity abuse, of which you are a part, play out a hundred times like this regarding Korean, Taiwanese, and Japanese artists and it needs to stop. Reacting as I have, with support and compassion, is REAL empathy as opposed to the fake kind you offer.
Thanks for accepting the FR. Sadly, one of my custom lists is an ever-growing tally of Korean performers who died by suicide. After Lee Sun Kyun left us just a year ago I decided it was long past time for such a list to exist here, given that Koreans especially like to forget about the last suicide, which they pretended to be "shocked" about, until the next one happens. I wanted to put up a list to honor the dead and to put in the faces of those who prefer to pretend they've forgotten or "moved on."
If you look at it, let me know if there is someone you know of who should be on it, because I know it is far from complete to the present.
I discovered Korean cinema/BL/music about five years ago and along with the stunning amount of incredible films/dramas/tunes I've discovered came knowledge of the suicide epidemic, of which I had no idea and of which you won't hear as a newbie because that is the way Korea likes it. It should be an ongoing topic in the news.
I quickly became a SHINee fan when I discovered their music videos. I was particularly drawn to Jonghyun. Then, about two weeks after I found them I learned he'd already been dead two years. I was hit by a ton of bricks. After that, I began to learn how many kpoppers have killed themselves; then actors, musicians, agents, and others. I couldn't believe what I was reading...but there it is.
"If she decides to continue to work in this field, she will never regain mental stability..." How dare you write…
There are zillions of male chauvinist fart douche bags all over the world and unfortunately, millions of them are not old. They will be with you always.
"If she decides to continue to work in this field, she will never regain mental stability..." How dare you write…
HAHAHA...this reply is so predictable from your type. Someone disagrees with you and continues to respond to the multiple replies you ALSO have written, but it's the other person who is "really angry and entitled..." lol Lord, get some originality in your excuses or just give up.
I'll get off the internet today if you will...how's that?
"...the words indicate deception." lol And you know this because you are a full-time detective and forensic language…
So what, moron? The point is that TWO paragraphs is too much for your type, so we know you didn't even begin to read 19 of them. Reading is a good thing that intelligent people enjoy doing. Which puts you outside that cohort.
F**k you, netizen suicide enabler. I'm guessing you're looking forward to hearing she was found hanging from the coat rack in her closet. I'm curious: Are you Korean or otherwise East Asian? It sounds like you are.
That's not an explanation, that's a repeat of what you said before. As I assumed, you haven't even read the statement, given that it's too long for you. Move along, netizen suicide-enabler.
"If she decides to continue to work in this field, she will never regain mental stability..." How dare you write…
"maturity," "toxic fangirl on her period." lol Yup, you're an idiot alright. And a very defensive one. Please point out where I said my opinion was "professional" one. Did you know that putting words in quotation marks is meant to indicate you're, you know, QUOTING someone? I never said that...idiot. YOU are the one who implied you're a psychiatrist. hahaha Also please note the use of the word "likely" in my suggestion for a course of action other than giving up doing the things she loves to avoid people like you, as you so helpfully prescribed. A better idea: Please don't point out anything in reply. I don't like to waste my time corresponding with idiotic fake psychiatrists who can't write or read properly. However did you make it through med school without those skills? Thanks.
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The idea that men aren't allowed to have an opinion on anything having to do with a female's health is just...stupid. This would be news to the vast majority of women across the world whose doctors have penises. lol Idiot.
Enough said.
I look forward to finding out what else you can do and in pursuit of that, I'm about to peruse your filmography for shows to watch. Congrats on LIAP and all the best in your future career. I will be watching!
A fan in Kansas, USA
I even loved the incredibly dorky talking-plants thing. lol
SEQUEL!!!!!!
I don't know how this one stayed off my radar, but I was unaware of it until coming across it on Netflix! I am about to start the final episode, but I've been busting to stop in here and rave about it, so might as well do it now.
Good god, so excellent. Funny, deeply touching/emotional/romantic, and incredibly sexy despite their being zero sex scenes. Some nice, heartfelt kisses are delivered, however demurely, but it's the chemistry and connection between these characters, and the actors' ability to convey same through their faces/eyes/actions that makes it so freaking sexy.
These are two of my favorite-ever Jap BL characters, maybe most favorite.
The writing is tremendous. Lots of laughs, tears, feels, and remarkably committed acting. I adore both characters and am now a fan of both actors. Shiba is the sexiest/hottest uptight/nerd/lawyer in the history of BL. Once he pulls that ten-foot pole out of his ass he is a man on a mission. Haruto, as played by the actor, makes it easy to see why he puts himself through such a profound change, risking everything in the process.
Bravo!
Learn to read English.
My comment refers to East Asian fans, including Korea, which is exactly what I wrote.
I repeat, I am not now, nor have I ever, been a "fan" of this actress. I didn't know who she was until this article. However, I've seen the cycle of celebrity abuse, of which you are a part, play out a hundred times like this regarding Korean, Taiwanese, and Japanese artists and it needs to stop. Reacting as I have, with support and compassion, is REAL empathy as opposed to the fake kind you offer.
Now, Dr. Imaginary Psychiatrist, please bite me.
Sadly, one of my custom lists is an ever-growing tally of Korean performers who died by suicide. After Lee Sun Kyun left us just a year ago I decided it was long past time for such a list to exist here, given that Koreans especially like to forget about the last suicide, which they pretended to be "shocked" about, until the next one happens. I wanted to put up a list to honor the dead and to put in the faces of those who prefer to pretend they've forgotten or "moved on."
If you look at it, let me know if there is someone you know of who should be on it, because I know it is far from complete to the present.
I discovered Korean cinema/BL/music about five years ago and along with the stunning amount of incredible films/dramas/tunes I've discovered came knowledge of the suicide epidemic, of which I had no idea and of which you won't hear as a newbie because that is the way Korea likes it. It should be an ongoing topic in the news.
I quickly became a SHINee fan when I discovered their music videos. I was particularly drawn to Jonghyun. Then, about two weeks after I found them I learned he'd already been dead two years. I was hit by a ton of bricks. After that, I began to learn how many kpoppers have killed themselves; then actors, musicians, agents, and others. I couldn't believe what I was reading...but there it is.
I'll get off the internet today if you will...how's that?
Please point out where I said my opinion was "professional" one. Did you know that putting words in quotation marks is meant to indicate you're, you know, QUOTING someone? I never said that...idiot. YOU are the one who implied you're a psychiatrist. hahaha
Also please note the use of the word "likely" in my suggestion for a course of action other than giving up doing the things she loves to avoid people like you, as you so helpfully prescribed.
A better idea: Please don't point out anything in reply. I don't like to waste my time corresponding with idiotic fake psychiatrists who can't write or read properly. However did you make it through med school without those skills? Thanks.