Just check dp of any of these bl fans, it tells alot about them. They arent supporting lgbt community but they…
Since you mentioned me again, that's another bold, generalizing statement about people that you don't know anything about. You don't know our sexuality, you don't know our preferences, you don't know our age, yet you blatantly call us names here and there, you basically are looking for a way to offend us, thus claiming that you've matured by moving away from BLs. Let me tell you, it's not working.
Leading a mature conversation requires skills, facts and knowledge so it doesn't turn into a cat fight. And yes, I watched the first 2 episodes, even though I said I won't but the curiosity got the best of me, and if you don't see how gay-coded this series is, since you have some experience with gay content, then we cannot continue to debate.
It's in the small details like how they look at each other(when the ML came to the class the first time), how they miss each other (when one of the MLs send the other a message about that math problem) , the smile on the face when he actually got that message...Do you want me to continue?
You giving 10 to that toxic my stand in show tells alot abt urself. That show normalises, romanticizes abuse,…
You seem very familiar with My Staind-in for someone who doesn't have any BL on their watch list. How so? And if you bother to read the comments there, you might be surprised by the hate Ming's character is getting. The 10 rating is not because people praise the characters' actions but because of the actors' and production work.
I don't know how many male friends you have but mine don't look at each other that way. They chug beer, watch football and talk about women. This is what a bromance usually is.
Obviously everyone can watch any genre of a show they like or choose not to watch what they don't like but how…
"Remember that rainy day? You came to my house and said you would expose my true nature to people if I didn't do what you told me to do" I'm guessing he's referencing to his secret doll collection. 😁
Leading a mature conversation requires skills, facts and knowledge so it doesn't turn into a cat fight. And yes, I watched the first 2 episodes, even though I said I won't but the curiosity got the best of me, and if you don't see how gay-coded this series is, since you have some experience with gay content, then we cannot continue to debate.
It's in the small details like how they look at each other(when the ML came to the class the first time), how they miss each other (when one of the MLs send the other a message about that math problem) , the smile on the face when he actually got that message...Do you want me to continue?