>>I really wish I could watch all of your fictional TV series.<<
Yeah, me too.
>> Knowing how you handle issues sensitively, the TV series' would be amazing and ten times better than any local TV programmes.<<
T-American television is ten times better than here. Their commercials are better than most of our shows. I shit you not, I wrote down a few to show why.
>> It's makes me slightly sad that Turq still believes that Ansel only seeks him out because he needs something, not because he just wants to spend time with him and help him with his issues :(
Turq's head is more than a little bent after what happened. He has a hard time seeing himself as lovable, or even tolerable. It will get better eventually.
>> I loved that after a few times of being rewarded with the Chinese popcorn mix Turq just tilted his bowl for more when he saw a uniform and that he was able to be sucked into the storyline of the episode. And that he wants to watch more! \o/
It's a good show; Ansel chose it very carefully to be entertaining and to have cop characters who are decent rather than alarming.
>> Knowing Turq he probably sees spending time with Ansel as a part of the countercoditioning and doesn't know how to ask to spend time with him without that as a buffer.<<
That's also true. Things like this will help Turq get back to where he can just hang out with people. Right now, the framework of having something specific to do makes it easier.
>>Aww, it's not surprising that Justin still feels bad for spoiling Turq but it's still not nice that it will take a while for Justin's guilt to be let go of.<<
Well, decent people feel really bad when they hurt someone. They don't blame the victim or blow it off as unimportant or claim they had a right to hurt the person like cops do here. However, the station has good EFA services, so Justin will get through it.
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Date: 2020-05-28 02:16 am (UTC)Yeah, me too.
>> Knowing how you handle issues sensitively, the TV series' would be amazing and ten times better than any local TV programmes.<<
T-American television is ten times better than here. Their commercials are better than most of our shows. I shit you not, I wrote down a few to show why.
>> It's makes me slightly sad that Turq still believes that Ansel only seeks him out because he needs something, not because he just wants to spend time with him and help him with his issues :(
Turq's head is more than a little bent after what happened. He has a hard time seeing himself as lovable, or even tolerable. It will get better eventually.
>> I loved that after a few times of being rewarded with the Chinese popcorn mix Turq just tilted his bowl for more when he saw a uniform and that he was able to be sucked into the storyline of the episode. And that he wants to watch more! \o/
It's a good show; Ansel chose it very carefully to be entertaining and to have cop characters who are decent rather than alarming.
>> Knowing Turq he probably sees spending time with Ansel as a part of the countercoditioning and doesn't know how to ask to spend time with him without that as a buffer.<<
That's also true. Things like this will help Turq get back to where he can just hang out with people. Right now, the framework of having something specific to do makes it easier.
>>Aww, it's not surprising that Justin still feels bad for spoiling Turq but it's still not nice that it will take a while for Justin's guilt to be let go of.<<
Well, decent people feel really bad when they hurt someone. They don't blame the victim or blow it off as unimportant or claim they had a right to hurt the person like cops do here. However, the station has good EFA services, so Justin will get through it.