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Post by overtherainbow on Feb 9, 2024 14:40:04 GMT -5
Another Mexican telenovela. I have only watched 2 minutes, but already I'm not impressed. Diego is kinda effeminate and stereotypical. And on a purely superficial note he is the least attractive of them all, sadly.
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Post by justinate on Feb 19, 2024 9:54:43 GMT -5
Another Mexican telenovela. I have only watched 2 minutes, but already I'm not impressed. Diego is kinda effeminate and stereotypical. And on a purely superficial note he is the least attractive of them all, sadly. I don't mind that he is effeminate or stereotypical, but I will mind if he is the only character who can't kiss a love interest. How is this the same country that gave us Aristemo? I feel sad every time I think of what hope that story gave us for Mexican LGBTQ+ representation, only for them to regress massively immediately afterward to the point where even gay adult couples cannot even kiss onscreen. But for what it is worth, it seems he will get a love interest will be played by Pedro Baldo. But the character is not significant enough to be given a last name... peopleenespanol.com/telenovelas/historia-de-amor-gay-llega-prime-time-univision-tu-vida-es-mi-vida/ |
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Post by jjose712 on May 5, 2024 12:13:20 GMT -5
I watched a couple of videos and it's the typical telenovela gay storyline (without any physical contact).
I don't find Diego effeminate, he is simply soft, and the guy is cute but his outfits and hats don't do him any favours
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