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Not e bragging because I stan a cp who do not give a fuck about fanservice and this is something I am really proud of as their fan🥹🥹 thank you pondphuwin 🙏🙏






Is this the phuwin ya'll talking bout ???



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morrendo que tao falando mal do phuwin kskskkkk ele nunca foi um ator bom pra mim e talvez seja pq ele nao goste de papel de gay mesmo e so faz pq da dinheiro kk



alam nio ang ayaw ko sa fd naten,, yung lahat ng feedback tinitake naten as an attack haha di naman sila mabubuwag guys kung masabihan sila kulang sa intimacy may mata din naman kayo so alam nio ang totoo






When people ask for believable kisses, they're not asking to see tongues everywhere. They're asking for realism. They want to see love or desire in the kiss, depending on the scene. When one actor opens their mouth while the other keeps their lips tightly shut as if their life depended on it, it doesn't come across as passion, it looks like fear, discomfort, disgust, or anything but someone who actually wants to be kissed. When people ask for genuine intimacy, they're not asking for explicit sex scenes. They're asking for hands, glances, body language... actors using every part of their performance to convey intimacy. At the end of the day, what the audience wants is a scene that makes them BELIEVE the story being told and the characters they're watching. And that doesn't apply only to gay stories, it applies to anyone who truly wants to dedicate themselves to the craft of acting. There are countless examples of actors and actresses who put immense care, dedication, and authenticity into portraying LGBTQ+ characters. Claiming that convincing intimacy is the same as pornography is incredibly disrespectful to those professionals. On top of being deeply homophobic to suggest that gay intimacy belongs only in pornography, it's also unbelievably ignorant to reduce intimacy to sex. Intimacy is in the way people look at each other, touch each other, speak to each other, and move around each other. It's trust. It's comfort. It's naturalness. Sometimes, a simple scene of two people holding each other's gaze is far more intimate than a sex scene. Anyway, grow up. Learn to accept criticism. Every artist is subject to it.
















