Love is a very multi-faceted thing. Sometimes it develops quietly, sneaking into our lives so subtlety we don’t realize how deep it is until something challenges it.
Continue reading “My Only 12%” First Impressions (Ep. 1 & 2)
Love is a very multi-faceted thing. Sometimes it develops quietly, sneaking into our lives so subtlety we don’t realize how deep it is until something challenges it.
Continue reading “My Only 12%” First Impressions (Ep. 1 & 2)
The BL world is always filled with variable choices; some good, others unfairly regrettable. While we can’t always fall in love with most shows; today’s feature focuses on those dramas that left us bitterly disappointed with their inconsistent pacing or odd storyline. Join us, as our authors express their displeasure and talk about their most disappointing BL dramas!
Beautifully subtle is the best way to describe the Japanese BL Senpai This Can’t Be Love (Senpai, Danjite Koidewa!). Adapted from the manga of the same name by Harekawa Shinta about the love between a 3D CG designer and the man he mentors, Senpai veers quite a bit from its source material but retains the deep feelings the two leads share.
Continue reading “Senpai This Can’t Be Love” Series Review (Ep. 3 to 8)
“I couldn’t change the past, but I’m going to make the present the best.”
Continue reading “Love Mechanics” Series Review (Ep.3 to 10)
The Thai BL Even Sun series has ended. Although it wasn’t a spectacular production, it delivered precisely what I expected a six-episode summer drama to deliver: fluff, fun, sun and surf.
Coffee.
Music.
Romance.
Continue reading “Coffee Melody” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
Disclaimer: Although the novel is mentioned, this opinion piece is based on the ongoing series adaptation.
A love confession is when a person declares their love for another.
Is an 8.2-second stare the time it takes to fall in love at first sight?
Continue reading “The 8.2 Second Rule” Series Review (Ep.1 to 5)
With KinnPorsche’s conclusion, we’ve all entered a period of contemplation.
Continue reading The Fine Line Between Fitting In and Standing Out