[ SECRET POST #3132 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3132 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Their relationship does feel forced in their scenes, but do we know for a fact either or both of them are uncomfortable with these scenes? (I don't follow anyone on this show closely enough to know one way or the other.)

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[(Anonymous)]

Maybe it's because I've seen enough of these kinds of scenes, but it's almost always screamingly obvious to me when an actor or actress is phoning it in in a romance scene, and it almost always is in the way they don't put their hands on the other person's body, instead crossing them over at the neck, or if around their body, they make fists instead.

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[ketita]

Huh, that's an interesting observation. I never thought of it that way (guess I don't watch too much stuff with romance...)

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[(Anonymous)]

I always pick up on that kind of stuff too.
Some people have good chemistry, but for some people it must be really awkward.

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[(Anonymous)]

Some of that may be/is down to direction, though. Like, thinking of Once Upon a Time (which is a shit show and a shitshow at once, but still) and has real problems with only "evil" characters or non-consensual relationships being portayed as straight up sexy. The RL married couple playing a married couple look awkward and fake compared to some of the rape/sexual assault scene, which are the only scenes with stuff like partial nudity and moaning. Granted, most shows aren't nearly as fucked up, but still. There could be other reasons than actor discomfort why a scene doesn't come across as genuine.