BL genre addicted [(C)cute-iful]

 I am mentally preparing myself  for torture of watching a request. I would lie, if I said that I'm not scared. But I am not scared of the cannibalism part. I am a little bit worried about being unnecessarily  strict with the series.  I am a little bit worried about the backlash over watching such a story.  I feel like I really shouldn't let the teacher in me watch it in order to enjoy it properly. But then again I am entering it blind and I don't know what to expect, so I shouldn't be expecting anything, right?

      It is difficult to see it, and we are writing 2023, that some still have problems to write, depict or create boys' love. And you can see it. You can recognize it from every short project of Korea (just to give an example) that makes the centre point of each story the problem of being a homosexual (& that the other girl/boy is not going to love you because he/she is obviously straight, without even asking the secret crush - hello there, #billyseng, forever, #secretcrushonyou). You can see it from every end. Each non-existent, obviously unwilling, or dead fish kisses are the proof that it is the case. ( They don't want to do it, it is overbearing for them, they are ashamed, they are unwilling, it is too much for them, no, please, don't force them anymore. It is pain to watch .)

Many times, I hesitate to call it genre and instead I opt for calling it a subgenre. We are speaking about boylove genre which is one of the most recent inventions of the audio-visual production. At least in mine point of view - absolutely biased one and inherently fatally fallen, and hence unforgivably subjective point of view that has long ago fallen for the category. 

  I really wanted to do this for a long time and now finally it's here. We have a blog - hurray!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉