It’s exciting and captivating watching rivals inside the same industry with contrasting personalities suddenly being thrown together. It’s an electrifying dynamic that’s fun to watch either fall apart or somehow work.
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What would you do if you discovered the world was ending? Where would you go? Who would you spend it with? What memories would you want to remember? What regrets would you want to face? If you had the option of ending your own life peacefully beforehand, would you?
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There’s something captivating about watching rivals inside the same industry with contrasting personalities suddenly being thrown together. It’s an electrifying dynamic that’s fun to watch either fall apart or somehow work.
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Love is eternal.
It’s an emotion that remains, even when the reason for love isn’t there.
Love changes.
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Depression is a multi-faceted mental health disorder that affects everyone it touches differently. Sometimes depression is visible. Sometimes it isn’t.
Starring Sato Arata and Oriyame Nao as main leads, Takara-kun to Amagi-kun is a high school drama about, well, high school. Of course, the shots, the picturisation, and the direction in itself were good. I thought the dialogue writing was fascinating as well, but their delivery did not sit right with me. The depth was missing. It was not all bad though, it was a cute story about two high school kids. You can definitely go for it if you want to watch pure fluff.
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“I will love you forever.”
“I love you to the moon and back.”
“I love you so much.”
“I love you with all my heart.”
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Adapted from the manga “Kabe Sa Doujin Sakka no Neko Yashiki-kun wa Shouninyokkyuu wo Kojiraseteiru” by Minamoto Kazuki, the Japanese BL Kabe-Koji-Nekoyashiki-Kun Desires to be Recognized is a comic portrayal of two childhood classmates, Nekoyashiki Mamoru (Matsuoka Koudaiwith) and Kazama Issei (Nakao Masaki) who have unspoken feelings for each other.
“You’re allowed to love yourself more.”
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Sometimes words aren’t enough to express the feelings inside us. Sometimes they aren’t sufficient to describe the desires we feel or the thoughts passing through our heads.
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