Still Not Over How That Scene Was Improvised ..

3 words. 8 letters.

"i love you."

Poetic cinema at its finest.

“I couldn’t find him an adopter so I adopted him. You don’t have to worry now.”

MY LOVE MIX-UP! THAILAND (2024) episode 03.

Ever tried to break your own rules only to get walked in on by someone that you're keeping from their own happiness with your rules?

Oh no, it's natural consequences!

Can you believe that Gaya Sa Pelikula talked about so many lgbt+ related issues as openly as it did? 

Can you believe that it gave a lesson about euphemisms and how it is not shameful saying the word gay out loud? Can you believe it talked about allyship and how it’s not always done right, but that if people are willing to listen to lgbt+ people and are open to learn it is valuable? When was the last time you saw a show saying microaggression? And especially, related to how people assume that passing privilege is a good thing and shame more feminine lgbt+ people. When was the last time you heard that “you don’t look gay” is NOT a compliment as explicitly as gsp did? Can you believe it also talked about how Vlad devalued those little mundane romantic things like prom because as lgbt+ we feel those are still out of reach for us because of the hateful societies we live in? But then immidiately showed us that we can have those experiences as lgbt+ people. Can you believe how they also highlighted that coming out feels like coming home, or all the talk about Boca del Cielo which is a place that doesn’t feel real but in the end it is found, and how the show values finally being able to express yourself as lgbt+ as something to celebrate and dance to? Something freeing and beautiful?

Aoki and Ida 💕💕💕💕 in 消えた初恋 episode 8

your eyes tell

me, starting enchante: okay i'm here for some best friend pining let's go

me, halfway into the ep: OMFG IT'S MUTUAL BEST FRIEND PINING

“let’s go into the water”

“you want to try it for a while?”