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  • Dernière connexion: nov. 25, 2020
  • Genre: Homme
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  • Date d'inscription: février 12, 2018
Abandonné 3/12
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janv. 7, 2020
3 épisodes vus sur 12
Abandonné 0
Globalement 3.0
Histoire 1.0
Acting/Cast 5.5
Musique 5.5
Degrés de Re-visionnage 1.0
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After some of the good BLs of 2019 had concluded (MODC, DBK, He's coming to me, etc.). I decided to come back and give it another try after not seeing it since episode 2, as I was very bored. Before I started the 3rd episode, I rewatched a few scenes from Episode 2. Particularly, I gave the scene where Tharn made unwanted sexual advances to Type lots of attention. I was trying to decipher how some fans were able to see it as other than sexual assault. I watched it a number of times. Trying to see it in a new light. And when I finally did (I decided to look at it as Tharn just exacting his revenge... Stupid. I know.), I was able to let it go. So then I procedeed to watch the 3rd episode. I was willing already to let Tharn's past actions go and forgive him. I was starting to see him as a good person. Then, out of nowhere, the bathroom scene happened.... I don't know about y'all but that was rape right there.

Undoubtedy, the two leads have so much chemistry together that I want to see more of them. However, I no longer want to put up with this. This really is problematic at best. A trigger warning for those who had been sexually abused before would be right for this.

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