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Mame is just turned on by gang-rape. That's why it's in all her stories. People gasp and clutch their pearls if two people in love with each other have sex after having a beer, but are totally OK with someone being gang-raped then magically healed by a domineering guy infantilizing him. OK, whatever.

That might have been the worst series ever. The Rain/Phayu story was OK, although there was no logical progression to their relationship, but the Sky/Prapai story was an abomination. So whats "7" plus "-200"? Well, one is as low as you can go so I'll round up.

I get thirsty.

That's an opportunity lost. Darn.

Are you really looking for scientific accuracy in a BL? They can't even portray normal office jobs authentically, let alone astrophysics.

I hope Choco gets around to manhandling Jung Woo at some point.

I'm presuming Jung Woo is the uke because he got a fever, which has become mandatory, and Choco handled a knife without cutting himself, which is against the law for an uke.

That made me laugh too.

Check out the breakdown by age of the score - the lowest is 65+, and even that's an 8.0. If this were just one person one vote, the score would be about 8.4 or 8.5. The "complex" algorythm they're using seems to punish series like this. Maybe audience size matters. My Friendship 2 is a whole point below what people seem to be rating it.

I loved when Milk smacked his hand away - very cat.

If they looked like that, I'd want to expose them to more private, compromising, embarassing situations.

Get out your pitchfork and torch.

Now that's how to explore themes of loss without beating us over the head with it like certain other series.

That last scene was wonderful, but there were two distractions: someone needs to teach these people how to eat with spoons (hint: don't ram them into your teeth), and Choco's bicep. It was hard to look at anything else when he was hugging Jung Woo.

I won't say that didn't move me, but the BL is irrelevant to this story - it would be exactly the same without it. It wasn't even integrated into the sense of loss - I'm glad that the writer didn't forget Pleum has a sibling, but if Tod weren't in this, it wouldn't really matter.

I guess I sort of felt like this was a little manipulative, like it wanted the audience to cry, but why? What did it have to say? It wasn't bad, but I feel like they could have done a lot more with this story.

Ok, but if she came back as a hot guy you'd still do him, right? j/k.

The thing is, your cat died and will stay deceased, so it's only natural this story would hit you that way. But imagine if your cat came back to life and told you her only concern was your happiness, wouldn't your reaction be "OH MY GOD, WTF ARE YOU?!? BEGONE, CAT-ZOMBIE DEMON!"

But assuming you could get past a risen-from-the-dead talking cat, wouldn't you be overcome by happiness that she's fine now?

Not yet - this might not be that type of BL - we'll see.

Well, it's headed there. In Jung Woo's place I would never have gotten out of bed.

Can this show just go on forever?

I think Jung Woo might be objectively the cutest thing, but a guy with big muscles in a fitted t-shirt can be hard to beat.

One thing, though - I'm not sure what all of Jung Woo's angst is for. Why worry about what happened in the past if your pets have come back as hot guys? I wouldn't be all guilt-ridden, I'd call in sick for a week and climb Mt. Choco.

This one doesn't have a sad ending, fortunately.

A cat. Hmm. Well, I guess hate sex can be pretty amazing sometimes.

Thanks - Physical Therapy really inspired me.

I don't see why we can't throw extraterrestrials into the mix - it's time for a dog/Martian BL.