In a bold leap forward for Chinese Boys’ Love dramas, ABO Desire (垂涎) breaks new ground as the world’s first live-action Omegaverse series centered on male pregnancy.
Yes, you read that correctly — the series revolves around male pregnancy.
In a bold leap forward for Chinese Boys’ Love dramas, ABO Desire (垂涎) breaks new ground as the world’s first live-action Omegaverse series centered on male pregnancy.
Yes, you read that correctly — the series revolves around male pregnancy.
We don’t always realize how deeply our past shapes us until we come face-to-face with the very moments, and people, that left a mark. That’s the emotional pull of The Proper Way to Write Love, a bittersweet Japanese BL drama adapted from the manga Renai Rubi no Tadashii Furikata by Ogeretsu Tanaka and starring Iwahashi Genki as Suzuki Hiroshi and Soma Satoru as Washizawa Natsuo.
Continue reading “The Proper Way to Write Love” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
It is love at first lust for some people, feelings might follow later!
Continue reading “Love Sea: The Home for Lovers” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
Sometimes the past has a way of calling us, loudly, unexpectedly, and with just enough chaos to turn life upside down. In the Thai BL drama I’m the Most Beautiful Count, that call comes in the form of time travel, palace intrigue, and a healthy dose of romantic confusion.
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Life and death go hand in hand. Where one begins, the other ends, but it doesn’t make the ending any easier to face. And it certainly doesn’t soften the blow when your end is set to come after losing the ones you love most.
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All things ultimately come to an end but that doesn’t mean we can’t remember them fondly!
Continue reading “Revenged Love” Series Review (Ep. 5 to 24)
This is one of those shows that promised greatness but was mediocre at the best!
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I was the gay kid from a small Montana town. So when I went to college in Missoula—even though it was technically the same state—it felt like stepping into another universe. One where I could finally be anyone I wanted to be… which, for the first time ever, was just me.
Raw, gritty, and astonishingly bold. These are some of the adjustives that can be used to describe this parable from Nigeria. A country certainly not known for its embracement of homosexuality. In fact, it is just the opposite. This short series is both a BL and a LGBTQ+ saga, virtually impossible to separate one from the other. Its underpinning is as old and familiar as gayness itself. The story itself is abound with tropes and cliches about the vileness of queerness. But here, it is the way it is presented that makes it so unique. The protagonists are not familiar to the usual world of BL. They are not teenagers and are Black from a country steep in religious disapproval of gay behavior from both the Muslin and Christian faiths, compounded by a deep cultural conservatism heritage against anything resembling an attachment between two men.
Some stories don’t come at you in a rush. They happen gently and take their time unfolding, like a quiet walk home. My Sweetheart Jom is one of those stories.
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