-LGBTQ+
-Korean language
-Hot and cold behaviour
-Protective and considerate ML

Both BL films show the consequences of not expressing one's true feelings to the one they love. They both take sad and happy turns on the road to love.

-LGBTQ+
-Love triangle of sorts between two guys and a girl
-One guy follows/tries to win over the other
-Elusive male lead who hides his true feelings/is confused

Korean language BL's about one guy who has confused feelings and doesn't know if he wants to be in a relationship with the other guy. Mental health issues in both, as well.

Both films depict a complicated LGBTQ+ relationship where one man is a bit elusive with his real desires while another man is madly in love with him/trying to win him over. There is a chick involved as well who is trying to win the elusive guy back over, and she gets in the way sometimes.

Korean BL stories about two guys in love. They face challenges like societal discrimination and injury. The theme in both is; will they end up together despite everything?

High school BL drama where two guys struggle to express their feelings for one another and start a relationship.

BL where feelings are suppressed because of fear and confusion.

BL where two people hold back their feelings for one another because of confusion and societal standards. One guy is a bit more open about his feelings towards the other who is more reserved. Plus the actress Jung Seo In plays a restaurant owner in both.

Korean language BLs that depict a love/hate relationship.

Definitely same vibes with hate turned into love. Both are Korean language BL where one guy is attracted to another and kind of bullies/picks on him.

Both are BL Korean dramas about two guys who are attracted to eachother but confused about their feelings. There's a bit of tension and hot and cold between them and they are both very amazing dramas. I needed something to watch while waiting for new episodes of The Eighth Sense to come out and A Shoulder to Cry On really fit the bill!