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Love in the Big City Part 1: It's Gay

We’ve finally made it to the Love in the Big City TV adaptation. Despite all the drama going on around this show’s release, we got the whole show at once. We won’t get canceled midway through. Though I hoped for a global weekly release schedule, I understand the decisions that led to dropping the whole thing at once. Thankfully, Nam Yoon Su is so charismatic as Go Yeong, and I have much to say about how this show doesn’t hate BL, has great regard for the humanity of its characters, and so far is one of the better adaptations I’ve experienced in my life. 

Nam Yoon Su’s Go Yeong

I just want to state plainly that I love how queer Go Yeong feels in this show. I love his pissy little expressions. I love his frustration and anger at gross straight men. I love his gay little run. I love his dancing in the street to girl pop artists. I love him making out with men in public. 

I loved opening with Yeong in the midst of a new fling and openly having lots of sex before the military boyfriend came back home. I loved Yeong ending things before later going to a club to seek new partners. We haven’t had that in so long, with Queer as Folk being the biggest cultural memory for many. 

More than anything, I love how lonely he felt. Many others have noted it in the tag, and I think that’s the part that resonates when something feels queer for a lot of us. It was notable that they brought Yeong’s friends forward this time, which gives us insight into the shallow nature of most of his relationships. His connection to them is through the club, music, and boys. Go Yeong keeps everyone at a distance. It’s the hardest part about being queer sometimes. You try to connect with others, but something always seems to come up to prevent that closeness. 

Kim Nam-Gyu

I think casting Kwon Hyuk as Kim Nam Gyu was such an excellent decision. He previously played my man Jong Chan in The New Employee, and it feels like a nod from this production that they are not opposed to BL. BL is a drama full of romance tropes and huge optimism about relationships, and they cast the actor who played my favorite version of the ideal man in a way that showed empathy for his lonely, quiet nature. Casting Kwon Hyuk feels like a tactful way for this show to say, “We’re not BL, and we respect the work others are doing.” The New Employee was directed by a Korean gay activist, and I love this show giving K-BL a polite nod.

Nam Gyu is a quiet gay. As one myself, I get a lot of what I saw in Nam Gyu. He takes pictures of hot models because it’s a socially acceptable way for him to be close to hot men. He leaps at the chance to be with Go Yeong, and speed runs the intimacy route. He missed that he was smothering Go Yeong, and I think it’s because it’s clear he lacks friends.

I feel so sad for Nam Gyu, because it��s clear he overinvested in his relationship with Go Yeong. He was so ready to give Go Yeong everything, but it was way too much for a club gay. Despite all the ways he rushed in (like a fool), he was otherwise so safe in his life. He stayed in the lines everywhere, and it’s so tragic that he died while speeding. 

I thought a lot about the lack of Kylie in this section and the health scare, and it adds a layer to the situation with Nam Gyu as @twig-tea pointed out in one of our conversations that Go Yeong asked how he died because he might already know his status. Did Go Yeong wonder if he’d infected Nam Gyu? It also makes me wonder about the sex we didn’t see with Nam Gyu and IG guy. 

Finally, the empty funeral hurts me to my core. This man was so decent, and no one was there to see him off. I am still thinking about how all of the breakups mirrored each other in this section.

Choi Mi Ae

I think @lurkingshan already covered Mi Ae in this adaptation very well. I’ve been thinking about her for a few days, and I’ve decided that I like that we get to see more of her outside of Yeong’s POV in the show. We can see how her circumstances rattled her, and how it was clear that she couldn’t make it on her own long term. 

I get her taking the cushy job. I get her finding a nice enough guy who didn’t want kids. I get her choosing to protect herself when cornered. The most tragic thing about her outing of Yeong is that she told the truth and it only seemed to make things worse. Jonho could never understand the solace she and Go Yeong found in each other, and he was not ready to ever hear the truth of Mi Ae’s life. 

I feel more sympathy for Mi Ae in this version because we can see that their relationship meant so much to her. Learning that he actually went on to become a writer touched her because it feels like he’ll immortalize a time in their lives that was mutually important to them. It also means that one of them may not have to settle for the choices available to them. The singing at the wedding hits so painfully here because it’s the last fun memory these two will ever have. Yeong goes back to the apartment Mi Ae left for him to eat the last of their blueberries, and that’s the last we’ll see of her.

Final Thoughts

I’m so relieved that we have book club discussion again. I’ll be reading and reblogging people’s posts, and I’m looking forward to the next part to see how Hyung fits into the show’s narrative. This adaptation has been so beautiful so far, and it’s been really great to see how the show has softened some of its edges by putting us in third person perspective. We are giving room to understand Mi Ae, Nam Gyu, and the T-aras by not seeing them exclusively through Yeong’s eyes.

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Beyond Evil: The Romcom

I've always said that barring all the murder and mystery elements, Beyond Evil is at its core a romantic comedy, and here's the proof (aside from Hakyun and Jingoo themselves pushing the agenda lol):

Bear in mind that if this is a romcom, not a thriller, it means Everybody Lives ™ and No One is A Murderer ™

Our main protagonist is of course our eccentric small-town hero, Lee Dongsik, who's known for his quirkiness and idiosyncratic tendencies in solving crime. His unorthodox methods of catching criminals earns him the grudging respect of the Regional Investigation Unit, where he works under his mentor and beloved second father, Nam Sangbae.

The office is situated at the Seoul Metropolitan Government Office, where our hero meets the other male lead: Han Joowon, esteemed Inspector working in Foreign Affairs, renowned for his keen intellect, cold personality, and most importantly, the notoriety of his rich and powerful family.

A particular difficult case involving the disappearance of illegal immigrants forces Foreign Affairs and the RIU to work together, and an unlikely partnership between each department's best officer.

The second lead is our hero's longtime childhood best friend, Park Jeongje, whom Dongsik thought was initially in love with his twin, Yuyeon. Yuyeon liked Jeongje but not enough to give up her ambition for him, and when Jeongje left for the states, Yuyeon graduated from Seoul National University as summa cum laude and passed as the bar topnotcher.

Yuyeon had the brains, but unfortunately not the connections, and with her background AND her gender she found it difficult to prove herself at the law firm where she was hired, and goes head to head with the ambitious Kwon Hyuk.

Unbeknowst to Dongsik, he was actually the one Jeongje was in love with. Do Haewon finds out and she's against it because she wants Jeongje to have that traditional marriage with a traditional family because for Jeongje to come out of the closet would affect her image as a rising politician.

Han Kihwan, for his part, is seeing how his normally poised and law-abiding son is being pulled into questionable methods by Dongsik, and vows to separate their partnership.

Dongsik's and Joowon's begrudging partnership also leads Yuyeon's and Kwon's paths to cross more often, and a budding romance develops between the lawyers as the side couple.

Lee Changjin is still Oh Jihwa's ex-husband, and no matter how Dosoo tries to arrange blind dates for Jihwa, she turns them all down. Dosoo wonders why she doesn't have time to date if all she does is visit Jaeyi's butcher shop even after work.

Jaeyi herself gets questioned often by her mother and the ahjummas in town why she won't get herself a boyfriend, especially that handsome young officer from Foreign Affairs who keeps visiting, and she only smiles and doesn't answer every time she reserves a seat for Jihwa after work hours, just for the two of them.

Minjeong, meanwhile, sneaks behind everyone's back to date Jihoon, but Dongsik, overprotective of her ever since he became her legal guardian after her parents abandoned her, keeps getting in her way. It causes a tense friction between him and Jihwa, as Jihwa asks if Dongsik thinks her brother isn't good enough for his ward.

Jeongje of course, sees this as an opportunity to side with Dongsik, and it causes friction with his friendship with Jihwa as well, which also then causes friction between Jaeyi's friendship with Dongsik, and drama ensues.

Upon seeing how Dongsik is distracted by his mysterious new partner, Han Joowon, Minjeong takes it upon herself to make sure those two get together so Dongsik wouldn't focus all his attention on her and she gets to do what she wants. Hijinks ensue, especially when he ropes in Jihoon in her plans.

Somehow this leads to Minjeong and Jihoon accidentally discovering an international crime syndicate and they both get kidnapped for it, but not to worry because Everybody Works Together™ to save them and unravel the crime syndicate at the same time.

Han Kihwan and Do Haewon finally sees and understands Dongsik's true worth to both Joowon and Jeongje, and in the end, Dongsik asks Joowon if they can extend their partnership outside of work.

Jaeyi and Jihwa end up together, Yuyeon and Hyuk end up together, Minjeong and Jihoon end up together, and Jeongje comes to terms with his feelings for Dongsik and vows to be there as his best man.

At the wedding held overseas, Jeongje is reunited with Yuyeon, and tells him she wishes happiness for him too, someday. She and his twin brother will always be there for him no matter what.

At the reception, Dongsik introduces Jeongje to this new young officer: Lee Sangyeob. Sangyeob tells him he was Dongsik's former partner, and they spent the rest of the reception laughing and commiserating over Dongsik.

And they lived happily ever after. As they ALL should.

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THE NEW EMPLOYEE (2022, SOUTH KOREA)

Remembering The Finale Episode 7

With the release of THE NEW EMPLOYEE MOVIE (No International Release Yet) said to extend the scene of their night together. Perhaps more.

This series ended its 7 episode run earlier this year in February 2023 beginning in December 2022.

Remember The Rainbow Rice Cakes.

In this series staunch advertising executive Kim Jong Chan (KWON HYUK) had no personal life to speak of and had to welcome an intern when he preferred a more experienced new hire.

Instead he got a late 20's virginal intern Woo Seung Hyun (MOON JI YONG) a man that changed his life and made him fall deeply in love.

After his internship ended and he was rejected by the hiring committee Seung Hyun was hired by his boyfriend at a start up...yes Jong Chan left the company he worked so hard for once they unfairly refused to hire Seung Hyun and his intern bestie Lee Kang Hae (NAM KYU HEE).

Kang Hae joined the new start up along with Seung Hyun lesbian RAINBOW RICE CAKES best friend from school Seo Ji Yeon (BAEK JI HYE)

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SUGESTÕES DE FCS COREANOS ( 1992-1997 )

Especialmente para um anon muito adorável que pediu para falarmos substitutos para fcs específicos, sendo assim, selecionamos homens coreanos nessa faixa etária, esperamos ajudar aqueles que se interessarem por novos faceclaims para seus personagens, nem todos tem uma infinidade de resources, mas são ótimas opções.

1992

Hyunsik, BTOB 

L, Infinite 

Ken, VIXX 

U-KWON, BLOCK B 

Jinho, Pentagon 

Baekhyun, EXO 

Shownu, Monsta X 

J.Seph, KARD

Kwangjin, N.Flying 

Chen, EXO 

BM, KARD 

Seunghyub, N.Flying 

Chanyeol, EXO

1993

D.O., EXO 

Sungjin, DAY6

P.O, BLOCK B 

Daeyeol, Golden Child 

Peniel, BTOB 

Aron, NU'EST

Inseong, SF9

Taemin, SHINee

Hui, Pentagon

Sungjong, Infinite

Minhyuk, Monsta X

Youngbin, SF9

Young K, DAY6

1994

JB, GOT7

Kai, EXO

Hyungwon, Monsta X

Jinhwan, IKON

MJ, ASTRO

Ha Sungwoon, solo/Wanna One

Sehun, EXO

Hongseok, Pentagon

Hyojin, ONF

KB, OnlyOneOf

Wonpil, DAY6

Taeil, NCT

Cha Hoon, N.Flying

Jaehyun, N.Flying

Jaeyoon, SF9

Jinyoung, GOT7

Jooheon, Monsta X

Hansol, NewKidd

E-tion, ONF

Seungwoo, Victon

1995

J-Us, ONF

Wyatt, ONF

Song, IKON

Hwesung, N.Flying

Seungsik, Victon

Youngmin, Boyfriend

Kwangmin, Boyfriend

JR, NU'EST

Taeyong, NCT

Hyuk, VIXX

Baekho, NU'EST

Dawon, SF9

Minwoo, Boyfriend

Y, Golden Child

Jinhoo, UP10TION

Dongheon, Verivery

S.Coups, Seventeen

Minhyun, NU'EST

Dowoon, DAY6

Ong Seungwoo, solo/Wanna One

Jeonghan, Seventeen

Ren, NU'EST

Kuhn, UP10TION

MK, ONF

Shinwon, Pentagon

Bobby, Ikon

Joshua, Seventeen

1997

DK, IKON

Jun, U-KISS

Daehyeon, WEi

Jaehyun, NCT

DK, Seventeen

E-Chan, DKB

Taeyang, SF9

Jangjun, Golden Child

Eunwoo, ASTRO

June, IKON

Mingyu, Seventeen

Yoojung, OnlyOneOf

Jacob, The Boyz

Leedo, Oneus

Younghoon, The Boyz

Hyunjae, The Boyz

Hanse, Victon

Bang Chan, Stray Kids

Jeon Woong, AB6IX

Byungchan, Victon

Yugyeom, GOT7

Gyujin, UP10TION

Chan, A.C.E

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Windbreaker

Smau

Vinny Hong, Dom Kang, Wooin, Joker, Owen, Sangho, Ryohei

When you tell them they look submissive and breedable

Would you still love me if I was a worm?

Thanking them for flowers they didn't send prank

Meeting your family for the first time

Sorry wrong person

Stealing their clothes

Can you buy me pads

Ass or tits

You text them "I love you" pt. 1

Hyuk Kwon, Chris D'char, Harry Shepherd, Hwangyeon Choi, Gyuchan Gong

You text them "I love you" pt. 2

Blurb NSFW*

Multiple characters

Link *

Link *

Who fell first, and who fell harder

Where do they keep your picture

Enemies to lovers

Sangho Choi

The quiet one *

Instagram posts

Dom Kang

Boyfriend texts

Wooin

Kissing

Instagram posts

Hwangyeon Choi

The idiot in love

The idiot in love pt.2

Random boyfriend texts

Hyuk Kwon

Instagram posts

Random boyfriend texts

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Chris D'char

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Joker Hajun

Instagram posts

Vinny Hong

Instagram posts

Owen Knight

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BL- BOYS' LOVE:

Series: THE NEW EMPLOYEE (2023, KOREA)

Jong Chan (KWON HYUK) encouraging his intern/employee/boyfriend Seung Hyun (MOON JI YONG)

My prediction (and I would love to wrong, in fact I hope and pray I am) but ...

Seung Hyun is quite capable but yet he didn't get the job. The company approved his work for the J-Card Campaign...Jong Chan can barely hide his feelings for the sexy young intern. And Jong Chan was called away for a "meeting" just moments before Seung Hyun got his rejection. Could they're kiss by the elevator been seen by someone or captured on security cams. Please let me be wrong. Could homophobia be rearing its ugly head?

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he’s so cute :((

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