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Before the #GayaSaPelikulaFinale later, I'd like to share sentimental tweets about Anna.
Anna is probably my favorite ally in all of BL. Female representation is a very important for me when I watch a queer show. When a show uses women as a plot device, I immediately drop it
Anna is probably my favorite ally in all of BL. Female representation is a very important for me when I watch a queer show. When a show uses women as a plot device, I immediately drop it
so when GSP showed Anna for the first time, I was skeptical. Why? Because the showrunners have said many times that they use BL stereotypes purposely. I was afraid they were gonna use her as a plot tool just so the characters can get to the point. Man, I was wrong about it.
Anna became a whole character. She has her own story. In fact, several fan accounts even have theories and observations about her. More importantly, she became an anchor for the lead characters. She represented someone that all of us queers needed - our own family.
She was the sibling that takes us to do fun things. The parent who will accept us no matter what. The family that silently cheers for us, even in our bashful moments. The one that loves us and inherently knows us.
This is why this scene symbolizes everything that Anna represents. She held Karls's hand. Firmly. At that moment, Anna was Karl's family. She was her support system. She had his back.
For me, this was everything. This was everything I needed, and perhaps still need.
For me, this was everything. This was everything I needed, and perhaps still need.
In reality, it hard to find an Anna. They are like unicorns. Strangers who will embrace us, no matter what.
So thank you, Anna! You deserve all the love.
So thank you, Anna! You deserve all the love.
