Love can be hidden in darkness; it just takes a little dedicated digging to find it.
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Love can be hidden in darkness; it just takes a little dedicated digging to find it.
Continue reading “Happy of the End” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
Love isn’t a competition, but it can be a transformative force that inspires the people we love to reach the happiness they deserve while we, too, find and hold onto that same joy.
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When you meet the person your heart is yearning for, do you reach for them? What if it feels like you shouldn’t?
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Fear has a way of imprisoning people. Sometimes, we overcome those fears by leaning on something or someone. But what happens when the person you find comfort in is gone? What happens when the person who gave you the courage to face the world no longer stands beside you?
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Sometimes, we all need solitude. It’s in these moments of being alone that we truly discover who we are. Yet, solitude can also reveal just how lonely we feel, making us long for someone to share those quiet moments with.
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The way into a man’s heart is through his stomach.
Or at least the beginning of love in Tomoya Ishida’s case.
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Love is a powerful thing. It is powerful enough to bridge generations, erase hate, and overcome prejudices. If we let it. Love is powerful enough to bring two people together so intimately that it’s hard to tell where one begins and the other ends.
Continue reading “Century of Love” Series Review (Ep.3 to 10)
Sometimes, the best thing in life isn’t success. It’s holding onto the things that make our successes worth it.
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For better or worse, we don’t choose who we fall in love with, but we can determine what we do with that love.
Adapted from the novel Hua Kai You Shi, Tui Mi Wu Sheng by Shui Qian Cheng, the Chinese BL drama Meet Me at the Blossom brings together talents from China, Taiwan, and Thailand in a bold co-production. Starring Li Le as Zong Zheng Huai En and Wang Yun Kai as Jin Xiao Bao, The series revolves around Jin Xiao Bao, an affluent heir, who becomes infatuated with the mysterious Huai En, as Huai En’s true identity is revealed in dramatic and perilous circumstances.
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