Gay Poets Society

How I hate to be gay, as to why we always have to hide from others what we really are, shit as I say. The gayness, communism, and politics were everything.

Their story ran for 3 decades, and not any single confession of their love was catastrophically devastated. I love them so much, but they both have to deny themselves and try to get rid of themselves. I know it's clearly because they have to for their own sake, but how I wish their story didn't last that way.> *“Helping kids with cancer gives you votes and donations. FAGS with AIDS—who gives a shit? Besides, they made a choice.”Government is the real prick in this world; they'll do anything but help those who really need it without them gaining a cent in return. Politically speaking, corruption sucks, and people in power do, too; may they never experience the true essence of happiness through humanity, as they lack it.

Among all the episodes, the 6th episode was the best for me; the screen time of Jackson got me crying as I felt like I was connected to him, him hiding his true self through always being temperamental so he could be tough-looking when he wanted love and affection. And I felt so empty when he died in episode 8, my poor baby.

The ending may be outrageous, but the emotional impact it had on me was out of control; I sobbed and stared at an empty space for a couple minutes. The only necessary ending was so that he could confess to his daughter after hiding himself for 3 decades.

BEYOND MEASURE!!

Gay Poets Society

How I hate to be gay, as to why we always have to hide from others what we really are, shit as I say. The gayness, communism, and politics were everything.

Their story ran for 3 decades, and not any single confession of their love was catastrophically devastated. I love them so much, but they both have to deny themselves and try to get rid of themselves. I know it's clearly because they have to for their own sake, but how I wish their story didn't last that way.> *“Helping kids with cancer gives you votes and donations. FAGS with AIDS—who gives a shit? Besides, they made a choice.”Government is the real prick in this world; they'll do anything but help those who really need it without them gaining a cent in return. Politically speaking, corruption sucks, and people in power do, too; may they never experience the true essence of happiness through humanity, as they lack it.

Among all the episodes, the 6th episode was the best for me; the screen time of Jackson got me crying as I felt like I was connected to him, him hiding his true self through always being temperamental so he could be tough-looking when he wanted love and affection. And I felt so empty when he died in episode 8, my poor baby.

The ending may be outrageous, but the emotional impact it had on me was out of control; I sobbed and stared at an empty space for a couple minutes. The only necessary ending was so that he could confess to his daughter after hiding himself for 3 decades.

BEYOND MEASURE!!

#gaypolitician🤍

tapi ajg gw sedih bgt pas bagian end, dimana hawk bilang ke tim "promise, you won't write...." BECAUSE IF YOU KNOWWWWWW 🥀🥀🥀🥀

#gaypolitician🤍

tapi ajg gw sedih bgt pas bagian end, dimana hawk bilang ke tim "promise, you won't write...." BECAUSE IF YOU KNOWWWWWW 🥀🥀🥀🥀

literally one of the greatest shows I've ever seen in my life and it holds a dear place in my heart.

literally one of the greatest shows I've ever seen in my life and it holds a dear place in my heart.

Tim and Hawk’s story has changed me in a way I didn’t expect. It’s the kind of love that feels both impossibly vast and painfully fragile, stretching across decades yet constantly at the mercy of a world that never made space for it. Watching them felt like holding something beautiful that you already know will break.

There’s a fullness in my chest that I can’t quite describe, like I’ve been filled to the brim with love, grief, longing, and anger all at once. And i’m so fucking grateful for it. so grateful I have gotten to experience this.

What hurts the most is knowing this isn’t just fiction. It’s history. It’s real lives. Real people who loved like this and lost like this. I find myself grieving not just for Tim and Hawk, but for every victim of queer violence, for every life cut short by AIDS, for every love story that never got the chance to exist out in the open. The show doesn’t let you look away from that, and I deeply thank it for it.

And the way it’s told… GOD. The cinematography is breathtaking, every frame feels deliberate, intimate, almost sacred. The lighting carries emotion in a way words sometimes can’t, soft and warm in moments of love, stark and unforgiving in moments of loss. And the music UGH. the silence. the way sound is used to let certain moments linger just a second longer than you’re ready for. it’s devastating in the most beautiful way.

+ the characterisation of tim and hawk is UGHHH. their chemistry is off the charts, and hawk is so beautifully complex. you don’t like him as a person, but you never fully hate him for any of the decisions he makes.

This show fucking broke me. Broke me in half and I don’t know if I am ever going to recover, but somehow, in doing so, it reminds you of the immense, resilient power of love. even when the world tries to erase it.

10/10 WOULD recommend but you might not recover

Tim and Hawk’s story has changed me in a way I didn’t expect. It’s the kind of love that feels both impossibly vast and painfully fragile, stretching across decades yet constantly at the mercy of a world that never made space for it. Watching them felt like holding something beautiful that you already know will break.

There’s a fullness in my chest that I can’t quite describe, like I’ve been filled to the brim with love, grief, longing, and anger all at once. And i’m so fucking grateful for it. so grateful I have gotten to experience this.

What hurts the most is knowing this isn’t just fiction. It’s history. It’s real lives. Real people who loved like this and lost like this. I find myself grieving not just for Tim and Hawk, but for every victim of queer violence, for every life cut short by AIDS, for every love story that never got the chance to exist out in the open. The show doesn’t let you look away from that, and I deeply thank it for it.

And the way it’s told… GOD. The cinematography is breathtaking, every frame feels deliberate, intimate, almost sacred. The lighting carries emotion in a way words sometimes can’t, soft and warm in moments of love, stark and unforgiving in moments of loss. And the music UGH. the silence. the way sound is used to let certain moments linger just a second longer than you’re ready for. it’s devastating in the most beautiful way.

+ the characterisation of tim and hawk is UGHHH. their chemistry is off the charts, and hawk is so beautifully complex. you don’t like him as a person, but you never fully hate him for any of the decisions he makes.

This show fucking broke me. Broke me in half and I don’t know if I am ever going to recover, but somehow, in doing so, it reminds you of the immense, resilient power of love. even when the world tries to erase it.

10/10 WOULD recommend but you might not recover

(Late Review) Full pack na BL toh: homosexuality rights, civil rights, HIV/AIDS awareness, and political persecution. Worth it ang 500 minutes ng iyong buhay.

(Late Review) Full pack na BL toh: homosexuality rights, civil rights, HIV/AIDS awareness, and political persecution. Worth it ang 500 minutes ng iyong buhay.