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me since all the pilot trailer reveals
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the duality of man is wei qian fist fighting one on six and succeeding but also going weak in the knees from yuan kissing him
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i love everything about you.
MY ONLY 12% (2022)
#my only 12%#my cause of death#screaming crying throwing up etc etc etc#muffled screaming#etc etc etc etc etc
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one (1) thought that is still rolling around in my mind after finishing "love for love's sake"
Most of the physical mechanics of the story are left vague (Tae Myungha gets transported into the yet to be made game version of the novel his friend wrote -> which turns out to be higher powers that transport him back in time but also into an alternate universe). Which I believe to be a good choice so that the story doesn't accidentally carry the message of his suicide enabling him to find a life worth living etc.
But keeping it vague also does away with any age gap discussion. Myungha seems to be aware that he is much older and he does retain some of the maturity and knowledge that comes with his actual age but what I cannot stop thinking about is how it also emphasizes how Myungha hasn't been "alive" for the past years.
We do not know much about his life between him leaving school and him taking his own life, other than his grandmother dying. Other than the bar (which isn't a real place) we only see him dejected wandering around wishing to disappear. And I found this to be so impactful after all the quests we see him going on in his new highschool life.
It emphasizes the importance of human connection while making you feel the emptiness that Tae Myungha must have felt. An emptiness that was so much that nothing of the past years seemed to have amounted to mean anything to him. 30 year old Tae Myungha seems to not have amounted to anything worth caring for to Tae Myungha himself.
So him being 19 again feels very right, like he really will be living the coming years for the first time.
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monkey man was so right, trans people are the future and you absolutely should kill fascists
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No in between. Reblog if you vote pleas
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The latest numbers coming from Gaza state that there are about 77,575 injured Palestinians as of April 28, 2024.
I honestly see this number as a very humble one, but regardless, I said this in 2014 and it bears repeating: considering the types of weapons Israel is using in Gaza, the overwhelming majority of these injuries are severe and critical. So when we say that well over 77,000 people are injured in Gaza, we're talking about tens of thousands of people who have ended up with a lifelong disability. Thousands of amputees with no proper care. Thousands who will not be able to walk or see again. Many won't be able to go back to school or work again. Burn victims without the means to reduce or take the pain away. Many on life support and many more who will not even make it.
So many open wounds, both literally and figuratively, that we need to keep present in our conversation about Gaza.
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episode seven things that are making me emotional and my potato screenshots to go with them-
Myungha in the first scene at the hospital is sliding back into the depression from before the game. with the weight of the choice he has to make on him, he tells his grandmother that the apricots are all gone. she questions if he checked and he says no, she asks how he knows and he said he knew even if he hadn't checked. the apricots are less about being apricots here and more about Myungha losing hope in the situation and the choice he has to make. he knows the apricots are gone because how could something good exist and have lasted when everything else is going wrong? the spiral back down to his life before, alone and without hope, is closing in on him, and you can feel it pressing down on his shoulders, the timer ticking down until he has to make the worst choice of his existence.
BUT! BUT-
the difference in Myungha's life this time around is that he has Yeowoon. Yeowoon showing up with the apricots that Myungha figured were gone, Yeowoon being willing and able to have performed the task Myungha couldn't, Yeowoon doing something simple to make Myungha and his grandmother happy- Yeowoon is the ray of light that Myungha needs.
they need each other so badly and love each other so much and the reminder for Myungha that he isn't alone and doesn't have to fight his battles by himself is so so important, even if the depression is going to come back to make things harder for him before the story is over.
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"Are you going to run away again?"
BOYS BE BRAVE (2024).
Choi Bal Geum and Ji In Ho's Trailer.
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"Hi. It's been a while. Are you doing fine? I'm not."
BOYS BE BRAVE (2024).
EPISODE TWO.
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nah i would have folded immediately what do you mean he put up a mobile for him
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Ming - I'll treat you horribly because I'm a piece of shit.
Joe - *heart emoji eyes activated*
That boy does not hear a word out of Ming's pretty pouty mouth.
Not. One. Fucking. Word.
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did this little shit just break the fourth wall to call me single to my face. Rude
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Did you notice the slight difference?
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