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Also a friend mentioned that we do use they to refer to individual people when we don’t know the gender of the person. For example, if you’re waiting for a delivery person but don’t know if a man or woman is coming, we’d refer to waiting for them to show up. So I don’t see it as a stretch to use they/them if the person prefers it.

FYI, Gagaoolala already has 4 episodes up.

I’m in the US. I don’t know why it wouldn’t be on where you are. That’s a bummer.

Where the hell did Suzuki Kosuke hide those deep dimples in Takara & Amagi? I am in love with this couple. The actors are killing it and their chemistry is insane. So much is expressed with their eyes, expressions and small gestures. I don’t see how Ritsu was so clueless. Why are these Japanese BL gems so stinking short? Only 2 more episodes left.

Maybe it’s not released where you live?

Loved the first two episodes. They set it up perfectly and I already care about them, especially Lee Wan. That face and those doe eyes! They’re both well cast for their roles and they accomplished a lot in those short episodes. Looking forward to the next two.

It’s there. I’m watching it. It even said it’s free.

Question: I just rewatched the series and other than Satang who clearly is a great guitarist, are the other actors actually playing their instruments? I’m curious if they chose actors who could already play or if they taught them to kind of fake it. A few times it looked like Por wasn’t really playing that keyboard.

It’s amazing how catchy and good they are. I especially have enjoyed getting to know Three Man Down’s other music. The City song is by them if you didn’t know which one I meant.

I’m not clear on who they all are to each other. Just childhood friends or are some relatives? What’s with that girl and her weird flirtatiousness? Park knows Tin likes him right? So him saying that to Tin is surprising and indicates he might have feelings for him. Still a little confused but it’s a kind of interesting slice of life view of this community.

And ideally show that some couples enjoy both and they their roles aren’t carved in stone. And then perhaps if we’re very lucky they’ll retire the “wifey” thing. It really annoys me.

Though I will add that it’s just wrong that this got 12 episodes and Moonlight Chicken only got 8. I know it’s different production companies, but the BL gods were not fair on this.

Victorian virgin! LOL. Maybe they’ll really push the envelope and they’ll be vers. Wouldn’t that be mind blowing?

Oh I get it now. I didn’t really pay attention to the title and thought it was Patsenger, which made no sense.

So are there just no flashlights in Thailand in the 90’s? Lol, what’s with the candles? This seems silly and stupid in a good way. I’m not sure what I think of the Cooper and Marc pairing. But Marc is so cute, I’ll probably stick with it.

What’s the pun in the title?

He is totally natural and fun to watch. Unfortunately the other guy seems stiff compared to him. I know his character is supposed to be more reserved, but he doesn’t give much emotion at all.

The director seems to really like the “slip and fall” trope, lol. Kim Jun Hyung is adorable and very likeable. Won Do Hyun is loosening up which really needed to happen. I like them both, but I’m not feeling chemistry between them yet. Hope that improves.

I agree. In Heartstopper the trans female is played by a trans female actor and she is fabulous.

I think the Enby person has the right to be referred to with the pronoun they feel comfortable using. I see what you mean about singular versus plural, but I think respecting what someone wants is more important. Language can be inadequate sometimes and “they” isn’t exactly right, but if that’s the word the person wants, I’ll use it. Pronouns put people in categories and if someone doesn’t fit nearly into one, our language has to adjust. At least that’s how I see it.