I’ve been noticing more and more that MDL, especially the c-drama community, has been gaining a lot of male…
Agreed on many of your points, and I don't in any way seek to minimize that feminism is still BADLY needed in many parts of the world today, and the reason I can enjoy my life as it is now as a female, and not live as glorified cattle, is BECAUSE feminism has benefitted me.
But yeah, living where I live where it's so ultra-progressive.... I want to go back to like 30 years ago. I think in my area it's gone too far in the other direction, and I see drawbacks of feminism being misapplied, or overapplied. I think if the ultra=progressives in my area - just as a culture - said "okay we won here... let's turn our attention to other parts of the world where they haven't won their rights and freedoms yet" it would be energy better used.
The worst part is that overdoing it on the feminism, is what causes the backlash that makes some people view feminism as basically cancer.
I've watched enough crappy misogynist Turkish dramas to know that feminism hasn't yet arrived in many parts of the world, and is badly needed all over the place on a global level. But when I think about my city.... yeah we are full up, we don't need any more lol. I watch on the regular, hipster men racing to beat out pregnant ladies to the 15-items-or-less line because in their minds "we're all equal", so any shred of chivalry is gone. People here talk about women should be non-exempt from military drafts.
And then there's trans culture. Which says the criteria for being a woman is "feeling like one". That *obliterates* womens' rights as a movement. The whole thing is madness and anarchy, and I just want to go back to the '90s lol.
I appreciate the intelligent rational discussion, I think you are kew.
His PR team secretly hates him lol.Till date,they haven't given him a single good advice. He was already getting…
WHY did no one tell him it's a bad look to refer to KSR as "the deceased"? Is that some SKorean thing that's lost in translation, or is he just actually unable to bring himself to say her name?
Silence would have “saved” him in the long run. But he had to dig his hole further hoping for the best. I…
He is in THE cult.
"It's one big club, and you're not in it." -George Carlin
I found K-dramas as a way to escape Hollywood filth, but I just KNEW when Netflix and Disney started getting their dirty claws into K-dramas that the industry was being irreparably corrupted by slime.
he really came with waterproof eyelinerthe 4th pic is so obvious. my disgust really went up after this joke of…
It's clear he has a super dysfunctional mental state, that dude is messed up and wrecked a LOT of lives and the level of remorse is just below rock bottom. It's weird how you can see in the first 5 minutes of him sitting down at the 'presser', that just being in front of so many cameras and people electrifies him, even if the attention is bad attention. He's doing his best to mask that it excites him to get so much attention. It's kind of gross to watch.
I think the best thing he could do for himself at this point is come out and say "I have a crushing disease called 'Antisocial Personality Disorder' otherwise known as sociopathy. I have been living under the weight of not only trying to appear normal, but knowing my disease is stigmatized to such an extent that my whole world would be reduced to ashes if anyone found out about it. I wish to raise awareness of this disorder, and am making a new docuseries about my journey to seek treatment for it. All proceeds from the show will be donated to KSR's family, to whom I would like to offer an apology to... but can't since I don't have normal feelings. Since I do not have the capability to feel sorry due to my crippling disease, I will offer money as a substitute, and seek help immediately."
His fans would eat that shit up. Disney might even rehire him after 1 or 2 years of televised therapy.
He could call his therapy show "My Sociopath From The Stars".
Yeaaaa, I'm watching this thinking this is not the best fake crying i've ever seen. It just goes to show that he needs a script and a director and some editing to make his tears look authentic, and without that....
... it looks like he spends the first 5 or 10 mins doing some kind of breathing exercise to help him muster up the tears. It doesn't look real, it looks like a trick someone would demonstrate at a bar, like "I can fake cry on demand, watch this."
A normal person would have had sad feelings in the first 10 mins of his monologue, and angry or assertive feelings in the second half of the monologue. But he has NO feelings in the first half (where he's talking about 'the deceased' and letting down his family), and displays crying and sadness in the second half, where he's talking about KSR's family going after him with 'fake evidence'. The feelings don't sync up with the subjects he discusses.
When I see some criticizing the writers I get childish and immediately think…”then why don’t you write a…
Then replace the scenario with a car mechanic, same thing. The logic holds for any profession. I mean, by your logic, since you can't write a screenplay, you literally should never criticize a single show you've ever seen, right?
"And it's not true that she made this tragic decision because I or my agency pressured her about a debt."He said…
If he didn't bring a single receipt, yet again, then he isn't doing himself any favors. His acting shouldn't have to convince or unconvince anyone of anything. His receipts should do the talking for him. BUT HE DON'T HAVE ANY! BECAUSE HE GUILTY!!!
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> Disney about to tear his bank acct to shreds = lots of tears
But yeah, living where I live where it's so ultra-progressive.... I want to go back to like 30 years ago. I think in my area it's gone too far in the other direction, and I see drawbacks of feminism being misapplied, or overapplied. I think if the ultra=progressives in my area - just as a culture - said "okay we won here... let's turn our attention to other parts of the world where they haven't won their rights and freedoms yet" it would be energy better used.
The worst part is that overdoing it on the feminism, is what causes the backlash that makes some people view feminism as basically cancer.
I've watched enough crappy misogynist Turkish dramas to know that feminism hasn't yet arrived in many parts of the world, and is badly needed all over the place on a global level. But when I think about my city.... yeah we are full up, we don't need any more lol. I watch on the regular, hipster men racing to beat out pregnant ladies to the 15-items-or-less line because in their minds "we're all equal", so any shred of chivalry is gone. People here talk about women should be non-exempt from military drafts.
And then there's trans culture. Which says the criteria for being a woman is "feeling like one". That *obliterates* womens' rights as a movement. The whole thing is madness and anarchy, and I just want to go back to the '90s lol.
I appreciate the intelligent rational discussion, I think you are kew.
"It's one big club, and you're not in it."
-George Carlin
I found K-dramas as a way to escape Hollywood filth, but I just KNEW when Netflix and Disney started getting their dirty claws into K-dramas that the industry was being irreparably corrupted by slime.
His fans would eat that shit up. Disney might even rehire him after 1 or 2 years of televised therapy.
He could call his therapy show "My Sociopath From The Stars".
... it looks like he spends the first 5 or 10 mins doing some kind of breathing exercise to help him muster up the tears. It doesn't look real, it looks like a trick someone would demonstrate at a bar, like "I can fake cry on demand, watch this."
A normal person would have had sad feelings in the first 10 mins of his monologue, and angry or assertive feelings in the second half of the monologue. But he has NO feelings in the first half (where he's talking about 'the deceased' and letting down his family), and displays crying and sadness in the second half, where he's talking about KSR's family going after him with 'fake evidence'. The feelings don't sync up with the subjects he discusses.
> Disney threatens to unalive his bank acct = lots of tears