Meridiem

It´s not about the need of actually watching sex scenes, It´s about properly acknowledging the existence of that kind of relationship between the main characters and not unnecessarily eliminating the sexual aspect of their relationship. If the screenwriter or the director were talented and resourceful enough, they could find a way to portray intimacy without showing skin —if that´s what they´re afraid of—but why should the characters have to become asexual beings? Are we supposed to believe that two normal adult men will only hold hands and look at the stars? What was wrong with them having sex that they had to remove that element from their relationship.

No, It´s not only that they took out the scenes, It´s bad because they change the story by eliminating the sex component of their relationship which did exist and was important for its development. I don´t need to see everything but I also don´t buy that platonic relationships in kdramas (bl or not). And even though I don´t even need to see a kiss, if they are going to show one, they should do it believeable.

I know what consent means (and believed me, I know what rape is), but I think you are taking it too far. Considering what happened in the webtoon, RAPE is too much, much more given the fact that it was Ae Jun the one willingly giving SiYeol a blowjob. No one made him drink, and no one forced him to do anything.

No, I didn´t. But I prefer the webtoon . The series is too unnecessarily decaffeinated (my blood pressure is good enough to handle a little more than nut allergies😜).

rape?!!...don´t you think that´s a little too much?

Suzume is so exasperatingly negative and pessimistic that he deserves to end up alone, just for always being annoyingly sunk in his own misery and self-pity.

😝To begin with, Siyeol shouldn't try to seduce someone just to get revenge that no one asked for. He should avoid jumping to conclusions without verifying information first, and hurting innocent people in the process. For me that´s worst than the drunken sex issue.

In the series, he didn't remember, but apparently he just had a nut allergy🙄, so he had nothing to remember anyway. But I thought we were talking about the webtoon and the reason why you dropped it. In there, he did remember.

He did remember, but thought it was just another dream because he used to have sex dreams with Siyeol.

Yeah, well, for me non consensual is when you´re unconscious or forced to it and that was not the case.

He was not black out, he was pretty active and willing.

So, are drunk people not allowed to have sex?

Well, people have sex and there´s nothing scary about it.

There's an incomprehensible abyss of tiresome puritanism between the abundance of sex in the Manhwa and a ridiculous nut allergy🤦🏽‍♀️. OK, maybe (just maybe😜) scenes as explicit as those in the Manhwa aren't necessary, but there's also no need to eliminate that aspect of their relationship. People have sex — what's the problem with that?...fake kisses and nut allergies?...come on!!

Not for you but yes for me. That's the beauty of free opinion.

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I'm no wig expert. When I said 'cheap', I meant 'bad', because every time I see a close-up, I can tell perfectly well that they're fake, and that ruins the illusion for me.

I´m sorry but those cheap wigs are killing the vibe...

Actually, I didn't understand the ending. After all those years of preparing for revenge, what did Hee Woo actually do to get Cho Tae Seop imprisoned? Apart from a few words in a TV debate, he did nothing and got nothing. Miss Ha didn't need his help; she could have exposed Cho without him, which is ultimately what she did. Why did she give him a second life, and why did she have that power? If she had that power, why couldn't she have helped her brother regain his memory? ...She and her brother ended up in jail and Cho just went missing...What was the power of bringing new life to dead good for? It only benefited Hee Woo, who saved his parents and got himself a girlfriend.🙄

After everything he went through to be close to her — and what we had to bear — I would have expected a less cold, anticlimactic ending. Although, in reality, I don't know why. That wasn´t love. For him, it was an obsession; for her, it was gratitude for all his efforts. How could two people who barely exchanged a few words feel such a profound connection as to call it love? Call me cynical, but I don't buy it.