I'm considering starting this, but can anyone tell me about the romance so far? Because I'm worried I'm gonna think the romance is too fast/insta love, since I saw a gif on tumblr of Wayu already giggling and kicking his feet over Krit in ep 1 or 2, so I was like "aren't they moving a bit fast..." (I prefer slowburn). But maybe it's just attraction/infatuation so far in the show? which is fine.
"all these damn BL fans want is queer intimacy to be portrayed on screen" THATS WHAT YALL SOUND LIKE.…
How about you learn about media in other cultures instead of complaining and forcing your Western lens on other cultures. Plenty of romance shows in Japan, whether gay or straight, don't have any kissing scenes, and that doesn't make them any less romantic. Weird of you to think that people can only tell a queer story if it includes physicality, like what about gay asexuals for example? How ignorant that just because someone who is in love/a couple doesn't behave the way you see as normal, then suddenly that's wrong. Also, it's not a movie, it's a series.
but romance can be potrayed even without kissing/sex scenes, love is important... that is out point
Silent, The Way of the Househusband, Umi no Hajimari, to mention a few. Also, why are you making so many assumptions only based on a trailer? Why would they spoil a kiss scene in a trailer?
it's still not out yet, but i don't understand why a shoulder to cry on is considered a bl for bl fans but this…
many people do call this one a BL though? but the reason why it's not called that by the production/Netflix is probably just because they don't want it to be put in a box, they probably want people to go into it with an open mind, maybe even having the love story aspect be a surprise to some people, which I think is kinda cool. There are also some people who think the BL label can only be used for romance shows centered on the romance, whereas I feel like this one is more about their individual lives and struggles as well, so maybe by calling it a BL, people would go into it with wrong expectations. I agree though, that way too many BL fans care too much about kissing and sex scenes.
They should have only cast people who were bi/pan/fluid, this whole "everyone's sexuality is a secret" thing was bullshit. It confused people, made some people scared to confess and made other people not even consider the possibility of certain people liking them. Dating shows are hard and confusing enough for the contestants without this added.
acting or not, i don't like time's character, he seens cynical at the very best, and even tought he had some sad…
honestly, time going into so much detail about his sad backstory to sunny who he barely knows made me kinda feel like he was trauma dumping... (unless the production asked him to do it)
i'm definitely enjoying the show, it's entertaining and i like the contestants. however, the unequal screentime is insane. we're on ep 7 and yet i know nothing about mill, joy, asse or cherry. haven't seen much about frame, junsu or kong either, it's literally all focused on namnung, sunny, time, tod (and a bit of matheus). we've never heard about who mill likes, but suddenly last episode they made it seem like she likes tod, out of nowhere? and what's going on with joy, did her interest switch from mill to sunny? cherry and asse are interested in each other, but do they ever talk? because we haven't seen it. what happened with cherry and frame? they seemed interested in each other, but then since then it's only been frame/junsu with no explanation and now they're just besties? idk, i kinda feel like this show should have had at least 12 episodes and they should be able to use their sea shells more easily to buy dates, so we could see various people/ships go on dates.
need timethai to stfu. why join a show where people of different sexualities would participate if you are repulsed…
yeah i've skipped all the commentary from them since like ep 3 because he annoys me, all his comments about how he wants to see the women together, ew.