This is probably not a drama review, it's just that the word limit for short reviews doesn't allow me to ramble

Henderson 2022-09-07 17:33:43

A few days ago, I saw Kwame's bed scene on Twitter, and someone commented on the source. It happened that I was sick at home for the past two days and found it to have a look. It's entertaining to say the least. Kwame told a girl that he was gay after having sex with her and Arabella made a big deal out of it. It reminded me of the time when I lied to a certain person about a certain thing. Before I went to his place I searched it online, and people were saying that if you lied about things of which the other person would not have sex with you if they had known the truth, that's rape. However it's different in my situation. First of all I didn't know that he cared about my answer to that question, I didn't know he was actually looking for the type of person I coincidentally lied to be. I did lie, which was undeniably wrong, but I also told him the truth *before* the actual thing happened, he acted like he didn't care and did it anyways.

There is a transgender character in the show, Kai. Before I changed my name, I also considered calling it "X Kai". At that time, I thought of the Chinese and English names with the same name as Ben and Bo. I finally chose Bo because I like Bo Burnham (although his real name is Robert). T said to Kai that if I don't want to date you because you're a trans man, people will think I'm transphobic. Now, as a gay trans guy, I would not consider dating another trans guy, for two reasons: first, I like dicks and most trans guys don't got a fully functional one; second, I hate myself, I hate everything about me , what I went through, what I'm going through, how I felt and feel about my body, everything. And I'd like to be with someone who doesn't know how that feels like. I need a wholesome person to negate the trouble I went through, not someone to sympathy. That being said, I for one do not think it's transphobic to not wanting to date a trans person who identify as your preferred gender, but whether or not you'

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