All right! That's how I watched East Side Lovers

After watching " East District Lovers ", I saw the thoughts and growth of the screenwriter and director after the four seasons.

From the youth love drama in the first season to the subsequent growth, reflection, and discussion of spirit and flesh, it has gradually matured. I watched one or a half episodes on and off every night for these two months. Although the duration of the series was basically controlled within 30 minutes (the longest was only 50 minutes), but after get off work, I really don’t have much Time to deal with the album.

I was frightened by the number of gay albums I watched this year. There were only six or seven of them! My main purpose of watching gay movies or albums is to be lazy in reading gay literature or related research texts, trying to find shortcuts from film and television dramas.

Compared to several other gay dramas I've watched this year, I really like "East Side Lovers". reason? The reason is, of course, that the protagonists are handsome enough to see a lot of flesh.

There were a few scenes that I was particularly impressed with, the episode with the leather man, the episode with the Asian male editor. Or, the episode of "The Cowherd" of the robbery encountered on the road.

The sexual relationship in "East Side Lovers" is chaotic, but it miraculously fits my concept of lovers, lovers, sex buddies, and relatives. I remember many years ago (age 19) I mentioned to a close friend about my relationship with a partner: "As long as we are a couple, I wish we would allow each other (even if married) to have their own sexual partners outside, the only condition Don't bring me back to bed with him", the other party thought I was crazy. I often wonder, isn't a "chaotic" relationship in line with human nature?

The ending of "East Side Lovers" is that the lovers are finally married and have to return to the concept of gender power in "Adam and Eve". I hate the idea that iron is not steel, we pursue emancipation, and on the other hand, we are cocooning ourselves.