lol How very SJW of you. Toxic relationships often make for great drama. It's been that way for thousands of years.
OK, but Li Cheng beating up someone helpless was romanticised and viewed as positive, but I haven't heard one person object to that. Plus, it's up to Xing Si to determine if he thinks he was raped and he does not, so I'm not sure why you, me, or anyone else is a better judge of that.
It's also incredibly sanctimoniouos and judgmental for you to call it a "rape kink", not to mention the hypocrisy of saying you're not here to "kink shame" someone in the same sentence you're passive-aggressively kink-shaming them. Am I into "murder kink" if I watch a show where someone is killed?
I thought Flypsyde was getting carried away, but many of you are proving him right - there is discomfort here with sex - especially when it's in a relationship you don't approve of. Li Cheng has been every bit is trangressive as Yong Jie - watching someone on rape drugs masturbate all night and sexually harassing him rathere severely, but only one viewer has objected to that.
I'm still smh! I can get that Xing Si may have internalized issues with his sexuality. OK. But, I don't get how…
Relationships are complicated and so are people, aren't they? There's not much drama if everyone is perfect and wonderful all the time. People complain about that plotline, but have no problem with Li Cheng sexually harassing Mu Ren or watching him masturbate all night while on rape drugs, which to me is worse.
He's already said that he needs to make their dad believe it's his fault and not Xing Si's - he knows dad will…
No argument there - Yong Jie loves Xing Si, but is seriously misguided. Xing Si's smile is should be registered as a dangerous weapon. It's actually painful to look at.
RIGHT?? it went from 8.2 to 7.5. This show deserves the best ratings. This is not even a bl, it's an eye opener!
I don't follow all this so forgive me if I come off as ignorant. So what you're saying is that Earth & Mix are just being themselves offscreen, whereas Mew & Gulf are selling fake sexual tension as part of their ship - is that correct? I've seen behind the scenes of M&G being super affectionate to get used to each other in workshops etc., but I haven't really watched any footage of fan events. Plus I thought TT2 was unwatchable so I lost interest.
I just became a really big fan of Michael from CIWYW! I dunno how much I see him with Earth (is that couple confirmed?),…
I thought that in just a few minutes of screen time he really managed to make me feel his suffering, and Earth can make me feel everything just by standing still with a blank face, he's such a master of subtlety. Whatever happenes or who is with whom, you cant' go wrong with these two.
I love how everyone feels so proud of themselves to proclaim they skipped the actual show for the comic relief.…
I think it's valuable to point out what you think is wrong and I will always read it because I value other people's opinions, and sometimes they change how I think about something. But it feels gratuituous to just say "I skip the brothers" when that was where the most happened this ep, and everyone seems to judge Yong Jie while excusing the rather horrendous sexually harrassment by Li Cheng in this episode - like seriously creepy harassment.
I only like the stepbrother couple. I like Mu Ren and Li Cheng when they're interacting with the othe couple's…
There are many cases in real life where a woman feels as if she has been violated and the man does not have the same impression. Who's opinion do we listen to? There is only one answer - the woman's. If she feels something non-consensual has happened, then she has to be listened to, period, even if in extremely rare cases it's found nothing bad happened. Like extremely, extremely rare cases.
So who's decision is it about what happened to Xing Si? The answer is Xing Si. If he feels raped, then he was raped. If he doesn't think he was raped, then he wasn't. It not for me to decide.
I really do NOT care what everyone says (y'all defending a r@pi$t, get help)...I will be skipping ALL OF THE SCENES…
Do you approve of Li Cheng's sexual harassment of Mu Ren, including dragging his hand over his genitals and confessing to watching him masturbate all night while on rape drugs?
Any more freshly registered accounts commenting "I skip all the toxic stepbrother scenes and spattering holy water…
It's to the point that it's hard to believe there isn't something weird going on here. I thought you were kidding, but I checked and these are freshly created accounts. Someone is organizing something. Most of the people who make some judgmental statement then say they like the other story but never mention anything about it, like what they like - only some vague statement.
Whatever memo is being distributed left seemed unaware of Li Cheng's sexual harassment so it seemed really strange this ep and I started to notice something was off.
Does nobody see the hypocrisy in loving what's going on with Li Cheng and Mu Ren but loathing everything having to do with Yong Jie and Xing Si?
I don't have a problem with either, but there is no way anyone can argue that Li Cheng wasn't severely non-consensually sexually harassing Mu Ren this ep, even grabbing his hand and dragging to his genitals, not to mention confessing to watching him masturbate all night while on rape drugs.
Just because you like a ship doesn't mean that the behavior of its members is somehow excused. That's weird and tribal. In any given situation, right and wrong are independent of whether or not you like or support the people involved.
This episode was the least offensive of the series. There were some great moments, like the chat between Mu Ren…
Last episode nobody did anything transgressive. In this episode, Li Cheng rather severely sexually harassed Mu Ren, but I guess that doesn't count. Not to mention revealed he watched Mu Ren masturbate all night when he was on rape drugs, but never mind that, it's the ship we approve of, so anything goes.
It's also incredibly sanctimoniouos and judgmental for you to call it a "rape kink", not to mention the hypocrisy of saying you're not here to "kink shame" someone in the same sentence you're passive-aggressively kink-shaming them. Am I into "murder kink" if I watch a show where someone is killed?
I thought Flypsyde was getting carried away, but many of you are proving him right - there is discomfort here with sex - especially when it's in a relationship you don't approve of. Li Cheng has been every bit is trangressive as Yong Jie - watching someone on rape drugs masturbate all night and sexually harassing him rathere severely, but only one viewer has objected to that.
Although tiered works too because this show is so layered in its meaning.
So who's decision is it about what happened to Xing Si? The answer is Xing Si. If he feels raped, then he was raped. If he doesn't think he was raped, then he wasn't. It not for me to decide.
Whatever memo is being distributed left seemed unaware of Li Cheng's sexual harassment so it seemed really strange this ep and I started to notice something was off.
I don't have a problem with either, but there is no way anyone can argue that Li Cheng wasn't severely non-consensually sexually harassing Mu Ren this ep, even grabbing his hand and dragging to his genitals, not to mention confessing to watching him masturbate all night while on rape drugs.
Just because you like a ship doesn't mean that the behavior of its members is somehow excused. That's weird and tribal. In any given situation, right and wrong are independent of whether or not you like or support the people involved.