Shane came back from the dust and has a wife who loves each other but still doesn't know how to love others; Alice has her own show and tries to be tolerant in the new relationship; TB is not together in the end, and they are still looking for their own happiness.
The 40-year-old Lala's life is still wonderful.
Welcome to the l word Q generation.
Haruka remembers back then, when her sexual orientation was still unknown, she was confused, confused, and a little ashamed. I saw this show on Baidu Tieba. It seemed that it was only the third season at the time. Shane and Carmen were so in love with each other, Jenny was a little confused, and TB was still a perfect couple ready to have a baby. After watching an episode, it was as if the door of a new world opened to me, and I found that I was not alone, in a faraway country, someone had already made a TV series! So I started the era of chasing American dramas. I searched for torrents on the Internet and then downloaded them. One episode a week, from the third season to the sixth season. Yes, the first American drama I followed was not Prison Break, or Friends, but the l word. Now that I think about it, I feel that it is still a little cool when I am young.
When I was young, the word homosexuality was still in the vague stage, there was no sweetness, only the torment of love, the tangled night before all sexual orientation became clear, full of doubts and confusion, I don't know how to express this love. At that time, the show seemed to be a kind of support. When I was alone and helpless, I saw, oh, there are still such a group of people, it turns out that homosexuality has lived so colorfully, and it turns out that there are so many forms of love. The advantage of TV dramas is that they are presented, and in terms of evaluation, they are left to their own taste.
Life can be unrestricted and colorful.
I, who is upright and green, feel this power in the l word. I watched the life of a woman in her twenties and thirties on TV, and I longed for my love, which was also covered with a layer of pink.
My heart is envious, but at the same time, it seems to have strengthened some confidence.
In the blink of an eye, the sixth season ended, and when I watched that episode, I remembered sighing for a while in my college dorm room. There is a sense of loss, as if friends are far away.
But TV dramas are TV dramas after all, and when they step into real life, they begin to kick off their own life.
Graduating from college, looking for a job, falling in love, coming out, self-identification, participating in relatives and friends activities, reconciling with parents, having a complete relationship, going abroad, participating in LGBT parades, gay pride.
In the blink of an eye, he was in his thirties.
Time, hula, and run farther than you expected.
More than ten years have passed, from the twenties to the thirties, the Lala beside me has married and had children, some have been separated for many years, some have been persistent, and I have all kinds of friends. Less, but when something really happens, it can be negotiated. Along the way, I don’t know if some kind of firmness on the road of Lala is related to the drama chasing back then. LGBT life doesn’t have to be a tragedy. . But occasionally I wake up at night, and I think, hi, what will I be like in ten years? When I was in my 40s, could I still be as free and easy as I am now?
Last June, I learned that Generation Q will start broadcasting in December, and I was very, very excited. It is very comforting to see that the former characters seem to have not changed over the years. It's like a friend who hasn't seen her for many years, when she sees her for the first time, she feels as familiar as before. When Shane celebrated her 40th birthday, Alice said that we had known each other for 25 years, and I suddenly sighed and burst into tears. They are in their 40s, maybe they don't have such a good love and ideal stable life, but, following the yearning in their hearts, their days are still colorful. Of course there is crying and sadness, but everyone is a lot more mature than many years ago. Shane doesn't like children, but in front of his wife, she has her own compromises; Alice used to be so radical, and finally reflected on her own show, it seems that I am not so cool. From avoiding emotional obstacles in the past, to forbearance and tolerance in the face of emotions many years later, I think the director shows this kind of change and age growth. What about the young man? The director also showed us the upright and youthful girls in the Q era. The new generation accepts freshness and is very energetic. They have their own way, which is more free and easy than the previous generation. This may also be a portrayal of the current children.
TB's dialogue in episode 6 gave me some thought. Many bemoaned the pair's separation. T said in the play, I was looking for myself, and by your side, I seemed to disappear. I have been unable to let go of a long love for a long time. Seeing this, I suddenly feel that some feelings have been repaired. In our whole life, what we are looking for is ourselves. Your own state in a relationship is what you really pursue. In a relationship, you feel that you are getting better, rising, and moving towards your ideal. Then this is a good feeling. TB became a true family member, and it was a comfort to me to watch. Maybe this is a good ending for them. We care for each other, we bless each other, and each embarks on a new journey.
The l word is a benchmarking pull tab, in it, you can see all kinds of different types of pulls, they live freely. As for the Q generation, I will still give her full marks. With the advent of the new era, LGBT people can get married and have children. It seems that they have their rights, but they still have their hardships and sufferings at each stage of growth. Some are holding on, some are still moving forward. It is such a force that leads more people to face their true self.
Looking forward to the second season!
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