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fly-the-pattern · 2 days
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absolutebl · 4 months
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Out of curiosity (and because I just saw you’re going through Pit Babe), what do you consider the most cursed/batshit BLs out there? I doubt very much anything in the world will top an honest to fuck omegaverse show. But, still curious.
10 Most Batshit BLs!
Fun fun fun. I'm going with shows that I enjoyed but were just truly BONKERS. In no particular order. Also remember I have different expectations of the different countries, i.e. Chinese and Taiwanese BLs are just generally more unhinged than say, Korea.
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1 Advance Bravely
WHAT IS GOING ON AND WHY SO HOT?
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2 My Esports Genius Brother
What is going on and why so cute?
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3 The Takumi-Kun series
No one knows what's going on - them, us, production, but it started everything, anyway.
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4 My Day The Series
What is going on, why so hot and so cute?
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5 Because of You
So much all at once, how many pairs and how many languages? Is it hot? Is it cute? Who knows?
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6 HIStory 4: Close to You
Cheesy cute v problematic hot = whiplash.
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7 My Lascivious Boss
Okay but what, fine but what, but.... what? Cuuuteeeee
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8 Gen Y 1 & 2
There is an interpretive dance love offering of sponsored products to the female queen bee of campus. I am not making a joke, that is an actual scene in this show.
Gen Y the series the original trash watch & Gen Y 2 - The Glorious Trash Watch Reborn
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9 KinnPorsche (yes I said it)
Yes but think about this show. Three different storylines and couples, the contrast between harsh, cheesy, camp, cute, and hot. It's ALL OVER THE PLACE.
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10 To Sir With Love
DEATH GLITTER
Need I say more?
MOAR?
Laws of Attraction
My Dear Gangster Oppa
My Engineer
Manner of Death - This one was kind of hilarious since I spent most of the show trying to figure out what it wanted to be and if is was actually BL, but to be fair, so did it. Actual title? MurderY 
Oh My Sunshine Night
Secret Crush On You
TharnType - TharnType 2: 7 Years of I Can’t Even - serious trash watch
Why R U?
What Zabb Man
Y- Destiny
Honorable mention to currently airing:
Pit Babe - currently trashing here
The Sign
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humanoidhistory · 8 months
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The teens of 2001 love their mobile devices.
(HH on TT)
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scarefox · 11 months
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omg ❤️
"[..] I have crossed gender. I don't want to be defined by what I am. I just want people to understand and respect who I am without regard to a gender.”
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gabrielokun · 1 month
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negrowhat · 7 days
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"He marked me and I'm proud of it"
Payu
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Mark
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Iwanaga
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zhaozi · 2 months
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balestrem · 1 year
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Quiet quitting is one of the most bizarre things to me to be discussed in 2022. 
It’s mostly bizarre to me, because of the entitlement older generations have towards younger generations and the ignorance they enforce upon my generation, especially in Germany, where I grew up.
You have older generations, usually the generation of my parents, calling us lazy, unable to work well under pressure, etc. I’d like to give insight into the fact that our school system was designed to recreate a work-like state from the age of six. You go to school, learn stuff, go home, do unpaid labor, called “homework”, which has to be good, otherwise you’re labeled as stupid and unable to keep up and have to repeat a year in school. I partially had a workload of 12 hours per day, not because I was poorly structured, but because I had four school subjects per day, with four different kinds of homework which all required at least 30, if not 90 minutes of investment, to do homework properly. Add to that my dyslexia and you get at least 30 minutes more than others. But even non dyslexic students sat there for hours doing homework. I even had my mother do my homework for me, because the work load was too much. Let that sink in.
Then you have a system that rewards pupils who are never sick, by pointing out how there is one kid in class with the most sick days, as though it is their fault that they get sick. Meanwhile you have underpaid and overworked school staff who cannot handle instances of bullying accordingly, resulting in pupils being more sick, especially mentally due to continuous bullying. You create a place that is literally designed to be hostile to human nature, by forcing people to sit still for multiple hours a day, move during breaks to „prevent health problems“ in the future, but give so much homework that hobbies and personal interests can barely be done, and usually if one performs bad at school they have to quit their hobbies because they need to focus more on school or they have their parents cancel their hobbies for them (if they could afford a hobby to begin with), resulting in more stress, because of less possibilities to destress. Then you have heavy school bags that literally fuck up people‘s backs for life, because they have to carry like 10-20kgs of books and folders per day (this was my reality, I kid you not). Then we had no proper food at our cafeteria (for the first four years we had no cafeteria at all, but had to go to school until 3 or 4pm, with no proper food). 
Then you have weird power dynamics with teachers who bully you and abuse their power and give you bad grades, just because they think a person with dyslexia should not get the chance to go to university, thereby giving them bad grades, by not answering any of their questions during exams (also something that happened to me and other students as well). And if it’s not dyslexia there is another aspect that a teacher will hate about you and mock you for and treat you like you’re less than a human being than others.
Then we entered a school system that was changed by graduating one year earlier to go to university sooner in Germany, but the school books were not ready for that so we had to carry two books per subject at times, because the subjects we discussed required two books of two school grades. We had no coherent teachings and had to read a lot of stuff at home, by our selves, because the curriculum to teach us properly was not yet developed. And we were asked to understand it all and there was never time for any questions.
Then we finish with a degree, have terrible payments, cannot afford a reasonable lifestyle and are forced to suck it up. Then we have shortages in almost every area, a pandemic we went through a financial crisis, a war that effects the economy and destabilizes a lot in other countries, we have a climate crisis which no politican seems to take seriously enough to do proper change, basically my generaiton in Germany will not have any rent and no positive prospects for the future. Far right extremism seems to be on the rise world wide.
I had my first burn-out in fourth grade and had to go to therapy, because school life was so tough and nobody did anything. I had a parent at home who created immense pressure and guilt if I failed, who regularly assaulted me verbally.
And now our “generation is just lazy”? That shoe just doesn’t fit.
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fly-the-pattern · 20 days
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johnlennonofficial · 3 months
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The History of “Random” Phases
Silent Generation: Ignorant idiocy, silliness (Monty Python, “In His Own Write” by John Lennon)
Baby Boomers: Stupidity, silliness (ex. “This goes to 11”, National Lampoons)
Gen X: Self-indulgent while self-deprecating (caricatures of public expectations of them, ex. Joey and Chandler with the white dog, that one Zoolander face)
Millennials: Scene kid/ rawr XD CRAZY!, horror-inspired, MS paint (ex. The Duck Song, Salad Fingers, badger song)
Gen Z: Surreal/futuristic memes, 3D models, conspiracy/tragedy (ex. stonk, E, Dat Boi, Bush did 9/11)
Gen alpha: Absurdism, new language, exclusivity (Skibidi toilet, gyat for the rizzler)
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thequeenofsastiel · 1 year
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Question for the masses: What country's BL style do you like the most?
For me it's Thailand. Their shows are pretty much exactly what I always wanted when I was a queer teenager. They're generally cheerful, a little silly, lots of singing(sorry, @absolutebl 😛), long form, with a guaranteed HEA and kissing that's getting progressively better by the year. My current top five BLs and all of the BL ships I've become obsessed with save one(Wangxian) have been from Thai shows.
Also, their first GL that's in the same style as most of their BLs is awesome so far.
Anyone can answer, but I'm especially curious about what @mygeekcorner @odi-et-amo85 @gouinetteparletrop @aliceisathome @scarefox
@chinashio16
@lelephantsnail
@gillianthecat
@heretherebedork
@absolutebl and @lutawolf think
(Put a bunch of spaces bc Tumblr is being weird about me tagging all of y'all)
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placetneplacet · 4 months
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I am ashamed how long it took me to realize what I had seen Jeff in before…
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My heartbroken Phai who lost his soulmate in an online poll…
No one is allowed to vote on Alan and Jeff’s happiness!
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absolutebl · 10 months
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Hi ABL, trust you are well. So I really enjoyed the queer brother dynamic in La Pluie, are there any other good bls with gay Brothers that you would recommend? A great bonus would be one seme one uke pairings (the brothers).
Much Appreciated
Queer Brothers
AKA they BOTH gay
Oof, there sure are a lot but this is not something I track so it's gonna have to be from my very faulty memory.
I will certainly be missing a bunch (please comment with more):
2gether & Still 2gether
Between Us
Don't Say No (they lean into this in a BIG way)
Gen Y
I Am Your King 2
KinnPorsche (x2)
La Pluie
Love in the Air
Love Stage!! (def has the dynamic you are after, all iterations)
My Tee AKA He's My Boy
Oh My Sunshine Night
Step by Step
Not Quite Brothers
but don't bother me with trifles
Bad Buddy
Moonlight Chicken
Meow Ears Up
We are ignoring the stepbrothers trope.
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iguessitsjustme · 10 months
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For this poll, unhinged does not necessarily mean bad. So things that might be unhinged that happened in a show, but were manipulative, toxic, abusive, etc. did not get included.
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mayday396 · 7 days
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I like how the Major Books growing up for Millennials and Older Gen Z all basically taught some things:
Harry Potter taught us how to work within a System and prepare to face Evil despite all odds
Percy Jackson taught us that Toxic and Neglectful parenting is real and can't absolutely affect yourself and people around you
Hunger Games taught us how to observe and Recognise Oppression, to fight back and tear down a system if there's a need to
Divergent taught us that we are human, one does not simply display one form of Moral Trait, and also tear down a System.
Maze Runner taught us that Humans are not immortal, we can do many things but Death is always around us.But despite everything, Humanity as a whole will survive in some way, some form.
Narnia taught us that it's okay to let go of the past, it's okay to embrace your inner child, sometimes these memories stay in the past you may think it was all child's play but in the end you can deny the Joy you felt in the end.
The Lord of the Rings taught us that Self Sacrifice is sometimes important to bring forth fruitfulness, for the Journey impacts the Destination.
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stardustviolet · 3 months
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“I was at the supermarket, picking up some little pre-mixed martinis to enjoy in the sun, when I sensed the store manager hovering behind me. “Got any ID for that?” he asked, sighing protractedly. I didn’t. “But I’m 30 years old,” I said, motioning towards my face. “See? 30.” He laughed as if I were an over-confident sixth grader trying my luck. “Yeah, I don’t think so,” he said, scooping up the cans. “Sorry, no can do.”
Right then I felt like kicking over a nearby cereal display, spilling Shreddies everywhere. Think I’m a teenager? Watch me act like one, then. But I’m 30, so…my impulse control kicked in.
People love to say “consider it a compliment!” when you get mistaken for someone a lot younger, but I don’t at this point. I graduated from college nearly 10 years ago. I’ve worked as a journalist and editor for almost as long, been in multiple relationships, and navigated intense life experiences. I own a Hetty hoover. I’ve published a book. I remember AOL! When someone says I look younger than I am, what I really hear is: None of that counts. I still don’t take you seriously. Not that people in their 20s don’t get taken seriously, but I’m a different person to who I was at 24, 25, even 26. I want that to show, externally.
I don’t think I actually look physically younger than 30. But—like other millennials—I possibly give off a younger “energy.” My arms are covered in stick ’n’ pokes from my 20s. I look at ease in a cozy hoodie and low-slung jeans. Plus, I barely scrape 5’2”. The way I speak and hold myself hasn’t changed much in the past few years. And I’m not alone in this: my friends, who are broadly the same age as me, could easily be five years younger. My fiancée is a full-time musician with bleached blonde hair and a penchant for motocross jackets. As a kid, I didn’t picture 30 looking like this. My high school teachers were 30. We definitely look different from them. We act differently from them, too.
Much has already been said about millennials’ inability to “grow up.” We’re lambasted for not owning homes or having kids soon enough (who can do either of those things unless you have a hefty two-income household and/or an inheritance?). We’re living with friends and roommates like overgrown students for a lot longer (plenty of my single friends can’t afford to live alone). And things like marriage, or toiling away in the same career, appear to have lost their shine for many. Even so, that doesn’t explain why we don’t always look like the 30-somethings of yesteryear—or why I can’t get served a pink martini in my local supermarket.
I’m not the only person to be mulling this over. TikTok is overrun with videos about why millennials don’t seem to be aging “normally” (“why don’t millennials age?” currently has around 19.4 million views on TikTok). Some have hypothesized that it’s because “tweakments” like filler and botox are cheaper and more widely available now. Others have joked that it’s because millennials “have depression, so we’re indoors all day, and we don’t let the sunlight age our skin.” Still others have wondered whether it’s due to camera phones, and the fact that we see ourselves more often than ever before, meaning we pay more attention to our looks and outfits. Or maybe we are aging normally, we just don’t think we are, so we don’t act like it.
There are likely countless reasons for this time-body-mind warp. One of my personal theories is that our image of a “real adult” is simply outdated, and fails to take more recent style and culture shifts into account. Your parents and grandparents didn’t post photo dumps, wear athleisure in the workplace, or DM their colleagues “lmao” in their 30s. But frames of reference evolve constantly, and that’s what 30-somethings are like now. You don’t just suddenly get a cropped haircut and start saying the word “trendy” as you age. We’re stuck with an image of a 30-something that is no longer relevant. I’m sure Gen X—the Britpop kids, the ravers—didn’t always resemble dads. It must have taken a moment to catch up.
Before I continue, I must add: I’m well aware that age is mostly meaningless, and that attaching labels to a person based on an arbitrary yearly marker is a disservice to their individualism. I know that most people don’t actually “feel” their age, because they just feel like themselves (same here). And I am so much more interested in a person’s mind than how old they are. But that doesn’t mean I am not intrigued and curious about how I appear to others now that I’m in my 30s. I find myself fearful of becoming a Benjamin Button-like character—like when you google a child actor and they look the same as an adult, just weird and with facial hair. Are millennials like child actors? Stuck, and frozen in time, forever?
One of the most frightening things about existing is that the world keeps spinning and time keeps hurtling onwards. Stop, you feel like protesting, I’m not ready yet, I’m not ready. But the universe does not hear you, and it doesn’t care anyway. That’s the great tragedy and gift of living. We all move forward. And one day soon, Gen Z will wake up and they will be middle-aged, and Gen Alpha will have children of their own, and their grandparents will not be wearing slacks and cardigans and taping money to Christmas cards. They’ll be wearing Juicy Couture and Post Malone Crocs and sending skull emoji reacts to their grandkids’ messages.“
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