Are you CERTAIN that Fuji/Sei had sex? I don't think that's been made clear. And if they did, the idea that Sei…
Sei did NOT "literally" tell Fuji any such thing...are you deaf and/or blind to dialogue and subtitles. What he DID say was extremely vague and noncommital. I want you to tell me what was shown and heard that make it CLEAR there was sex, let alone assault. Not what you imagined in your head; what was there on the screen. It's weird that you see no difference between a conscious person fully in control of their faculties, and an unconscious person. Please explain how they are the same thing.
The rest of your comment is so stupid and tired, I won't address it.
Can we stop romanticizing a sexual assault felon and serial abuser as "complicated"?
Clearly, you're a fanatic and an idiot.
Please detail for us in what way the events and dialogue in this episode "romanticized" sexual assault...thanks, we'll wait. I guess I missed the scene after the alleged assault wherein Sei and Fuji lay in bed smoking and nuzzliing, and then flowers arrived which Sei had bought for Fuji thanking him for the alleged assault.
Please detail for us what you saw that made it clear there was assault or even sex? Last we saw then, Fuji was nuzzling Sei's neck while Sei lay there passively and not in the least bit scared. If that was a scene of assault, it is one of the most poorly written, directed, and acted ones I have seen. Sei didn't seem scared, he seemed annoyed.
Admit it, you're totally getting off on the alleged rape, and even more so on playing the self-righteous know-it-all in comments.
Oh, and why are you still watching this deeply offensive show?
@StarSoul414 You're joking, right? I see sex education still has a loooong way to go. Giving up on resisting physically…
The fact that unthinking morons like you exist is of genuine alarm. Sei was in danger of harm or death only in your mind and that of the bad writers/ director of this show. Last we saw of them, Fuji was nibbling gently on Sei's neck as Sei lay there passively, like a dish rag.
People like you who make everything into sexual assault are an insult to those who are genuinely sexually assaulted.
For me, that's a big part of what makes this show interesting.
Precisely. Frustrating and difficult-to-understand characters are fascinating to behold. But a loud minority on MDL want all characters to behave with one hundred percent perfection at all times. Snooooooooze...........
On his wrist there were marks of being gripped tightly and wrist is only gripped tightly when the someone don't…
Thanks for your perspective, Jenny. However, and I know this is partly a BL thing, wherein clues like the wrists are massively simplified. And how a neck hickey, which I got in jr. high, became rock-solid evidence or rape is beyond me.
Can we stop romanticizing a sexual assault felon and serial abuser as "complicated"?
Can you grow up and stop pretending people don't become the way they are for no reason at all? EXPLAINING what is behind a behavior and what events/elements in a person's background led them to be capable of said behavior is not the same thing as EXCUSING the behavior. Can you grasp that?
According to those who have read the novel the drama is based on (I have not), there's a whole lot of back story…
This does not surprise me. One of my few complaints about this series is that there is a great deal of inexplicable behavior. Why adapt a novel unless you're going to flesh things out more than what we're getting here in seven episodes?
I find this very interesting because it's touching on asexuality but never really exploring it. that's what I…
And then how does an asexual person assault and supposedly rape someone? You have to have a bone to penetrate a person, a bone is a sexual thing. I suppose you younger ones have been taught otherwise though.
@Jameslogancarlitos I accept this point of view but why is it so difficult to understand that SA is about control…
This is partly BS. Assault, which I'm not sure this was, is about control AND sex. To rape someone, a man has to get a boner, and a boner is what emerges as part of SEX.
I would understand the physical assault because Fujisawa is an angry character but sexual assault really ?? It…
It was not a convincing depiction of sexual assault. I'm still not sure they actually had sex, given where the scene ended. It's hilarious that in BL Land, a hickey on the neck = rape. lol
Lets be very clear, the fact that Sei stopped struggling and pushing Fuji off him is not consent, he just knew…
Get over yourself. You're totally getting off on this plot line. What you think happened between Sei and Fuji is exactly what you were hoping for. Your preachy lack of self-awareness is hilarious. BTW, why are you even watching at this point? There's been plenty in episodes 1-5 to scare off anyone who claims to not want to see this type of thing. Relax and enjoy it...like Sei did.
@StarSoul414 You're joking, right? I see sex education still has a loooong way to go. Giving up on resisting physically…
I get that you're on-trend with this BS thinking, but your saying something is so does not MAKE it so. How was it sexual assault if a conscious/sober person does not resist, verbally OR physically? Ever heard of body language. Sei's body language said, "...oh go ahead. I'm too bored with you to say no." That's consent, child.
The rest of your comment is so stupid and tired, I won't address it.
Please detail for us in what way the events and dialogue in this episode "romanticized" sexual assault...thanks, we'll wait. I guess I missed the scene after the alleged assault wherein Sei and Fuji lay in bed smoking and nuzzliing, and then flowers arrived which Sei had bought for Fuji thanking him for the alleged assault.
Please detail for us what you saw that made it clear there was assault or even sex? Last we saw then, Fuji was nuzzling Sei's neck while Sei lay there passively and not in the least bit scared. If that was a scene of assault, it is one of the most poorly written, directed, and acted ones I have seen. Sei didn't seem scared, he seemed annoyed.
Admit it, you're totally getting off on the alleged rape, and even more so on playing the self-righteous know-it-all in comments.
Oh, and why are you still watching this deeply offensive show?
People like you who make everything into sexual assault are an insult to those who are genuinely sexually assaulted.