"Find herself and actually being part of the team instead of the person always observing and obsessing over every…
"if I have to work do hard to fill in the gaps, why am I the viewer and you the writer" lololol that's a good one ^_^ yeah I also feel this is a story that needed better hands to make it work. I think a lot of BL gets thrown chump change at it with expectations to sell to a small dedicated audience, which sometimes means quality is undervalued T_T Would have loved to see a better developed version of this story in the hands of WOWOW or the director Kaneko Fuminori (his stories are a little more on the safe side these days, but I trust he could do it justice).
because it seems no one really knew what they wanted. Maybe because it was their first experience. Shuhei seemed…
You are correct. You did not say they were related. While my reply was to "you" thats just how the button works. I was replying to the convo in general.
because it seems no one really knew what they wanted. Maybe because it was their first experience. Shuhei seemed…
They show the kiss, but also kissing does not define whether or not someone is asexual. There are physically affectionate asexual people. Asexuality is defined by the sexual attraction to other people. There are also asexual people who have sex for various reasons, but just are not sexually attracted to people.
I feel most people did not really understand this drama and let me explain its the worst of Japanese story telling...Technically…
"Find herself and actually being part of the team instead of the person always observing and obsessing over every look or action between yuuki and Shyuuhei ( the scene were she changes sits so she could watch them)" thats an interesting interpretation because i did not take it that way. The scene closely follows when they are talking about the equalateral triangle and so i interpreted it as Misaki trying to break up her and yuuki as a unit to give more space for the three of them as individuals. Kind of like breaking up heirchical polyamory dynamics.
"To me the show succeded in showing me people who came to realise love can be attraction, romantic, platonic, intellectual and just comfort and this is what they are going towards..." 💕💕💕 yeah i really appreciated that. I think maybe the idea didnt get across to everyone but many people seem to be getting the idea of this now
"The show has shown us that they have move forward from being confused about who they are to actually wanting to find out about who they are together, before they were not in a relationship but struggling to get to a relationship and now that they are about to get into it the show ended on us and people are confused." While i cant say im confused i am disappointed they stpped right when it started getting good. There is so much about to happen that now doesnt exist T_T
Can someone please explain episode 10 to me lol. The episode just left me super confused.I get that Misaki realized…
Its possible that Misaki likes Maki romantically, but not sexually. In the same way that Misaki's husband likes Misaki romantically but not sexually. This would make more sense if the characterization, directing, and skinship was better, but it makes more sense if you are familiar with queerplatonic relationships and relationship anarchy.
To help explain a bit more, I have a friend who is asexual. They have many partners, two of whom they are (not legally) married to. (I went to their wedding it was beautiful). My friend loves both of their partners (and others) very much, and their partners love them. Just because my friend doesn't sexually desire their partners does not mean they should not marry their partners, nor seek out relationships with other people. Sex does not equal love. Sex also is not the only form of desire.
Please let me know if you want me to explain more.
WOW they put relationship anarchy on a tv show?!!!?! okay i take back all the bad things I said about this show. I respect them now. BRUH I can't believe I live in a world where relationship anarchy is on a tv show i am so blessed right now. beautiful. BEAUTIFUL omg such bliss RELATIONSHIP ANARCHY?! like this is such a difficult form of ENM to communicate to people and then they put it on a show. Like everyone gets triads, everyone gets hierarchical polyamory, like everyone can understand swinging to some extent even if they don't agree with it but its so fucking hard to get people to understand what relationship anarchy is AND THEN THEY DID ITTTTTTT bruh i am so happy right now i dont care I DO NOT CARE that the characterization was weak, or that the skinship was fucking horrible, BRUH RELATIONSHIP ANARCHY!!?!? FUCK OFF NO WAYYYYYYYYYYYY
I hope this launched safely! Sending good thoughts to the team behind this! Super jealous of everyone who can watch it already >_< Hoping our time with the special edit and movie comes soon. Really nice to see how far this series has come after all the work they put into making it ^_^
It already exists in western media though! For example, the YA book Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao features a queer relationship between three people. If you need more examples, there's the polyamorous character page on wikipedia (though it is far from being a total list, I can name a few show and webcomics that are missing).
Is there sometimes some infighting about it in queer circles? sure I'll give you that much, but there's also a lot of support. The magazine "them." for example is queer focused and also features articles about non-monogamy on occasion. Also these kinds of relationships predate YouTube and Tiktok. Take the "free love" movement of the 60s for example.
Thanks for coming to it with an open mind! A lot of people start learning more about non-monogamy by reading The Ethical Slut. I haven't given it a go yet, but for some people it's helpful.
ohhh i love this question. personally as a polyamorous bi person, I take no offense to a story about three people…
hmm ok i think i get what ur saying. so you would have liked it better if Yuuki was portrayed as more of a villain? I'm guessing if he had like a redemption arch that would have made the throuple better for you? And if there was stronger tension and resolution between Misaki accepting her husband's relationship?
"To me the show succeded in showing me people who came to realise love can be attraction, romantic, platonic, intellectual and just comfort and this is what they are going towards..." 💕💕💕 yeah i really appreciated that. I think maybe the idea didnt get across to everyone but many people seem to be getting the idea of this now
"The show has shown us that they have move forward from being confused about who they are to actually wanting to find out about who they are together, before they were not in a relationship but struggling to get to a relationship and now that they are about to get into it the show ended on us and people are confused." While i cant say im confused i am disappointed they stpped right when it started getting good. There is so much about to happen that now doesnt exist T_T
To help explain a bit more, I have a friend who is asexual. They have many partners, two of whom they are (not legally) married to. (I went to their wedding it was beautiful). My friend loves both of their partners (and others) very much, and their partners love them. Just because my friend doesn't sexually desire their partners does not mean they should not marry their partners, nor seek out relationships with other people. Sex does not equal love. Sex also is not the only form of desire.
Please let me know if you want me to explain more.
Is there sometimes some infighting about it in queer circles? sure I'll give you that much, but there's also a lot of support. The magazine "them." for example is queer focused and also features articles about non-monogamy on occasion. Also these kinds of relationships predate YouTube and Tiktok. Take the "free love" movement of the 60s for example.
Thanks for coming to it with an open mind! A lot of people start learning more about non-monogamy by reading The Ethical Slut. I haven't given it a go yet, but for some people it's helpful.