Oh, that ending scene hurt so good. I’ve been waiting for us to get to this point, where Jang-mi can’t take it anymore and finally breaks. I think it’s high time that everyone, including Jang-mi herself, realizes that she’s been trying so hard to please everyone else, with really nothing in it for herself, that it’s starting to hurt her deeply. I still enjoyed the majority of the episodes a lot. The first 8 eps were perfection imo, I almost never watch dramas as they are airing, but this one drew me in.

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I guess maybe someone has something of a rye sense of humour about all of this. ” I’m hurting you now so I don’t have to hurt you later?” I don’t think I can even function today. It’s kind of lazy viewing, don’t you think? To reduce every story down to it’s tropes? It’s like you’re looking at a stunning, fully detailed, incredibly subtle, oil painting that’s brimming with vibrant, custom colours …

I enjoy watching JM’s and KT mother’s interaction but it bothers me that it’s taking the whole time in every single episode. If she’s being like this to somebody that she believes to be sincere, then there’s no coming back from that for her character, no matter what her life is/has been like. -still don’t like YR/JM relationship at all, but YR has had some funny moments with KT. I did enjoy the unlikely family situation of sorts that the 3 main characters had going on in parts of these episodes.

I was giggling as they cry their hearts out. I’d love to have that kind of relationship with my ex, and this works for them much better because being besties suits their personalities more. Everyone’s relationships in this show is so well written and everyone just seems to naturally blend with each other in terms of personalities. Sometimes as a non-native audience we have to let things go that don’t sit right with us.

With the transition from friends to lovers. And it had started two decades before the first season. I was impressed https://datingstream.org/ with Joo Sang-wook in “King of Tears.” He’s grown a lot since QSD. Oh, the original source material was queer?

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But cant help but love the fact that despite it all they still chose each other – especially like u said in her case, it just further proves how much she loved him wholeheartedly. The usual amnesia trope deals with physical injury, and it’s a (usually pretty implausible) physical thing that ends up healing it. Here, though, it was totally believable because it dealt with mental trauma, which is a real thing.

If you want to see what REAL rape looks like, try spending a few weeks volunteer service at a battered women’s shelter, where rape victims have broken bones, smashed faces, and damaged genitals. Idk..she even told him that she was willing to do anything in order to keep hold of him..pregnancy might of been the thing she was looking to do..then she quits her job after what? A month if being pragnent..she isn’t even showing..wat exactly is she gonna do now other then shop and look for fancy clothes..she had a hotel and everything but she didn’t place a condom on him.. (3) Un-realistic is the happy ending for “Rape Girl”. Realistic would be FF to a few years down to road, to see how that union and parenting togehter with “Brainless and spineless mama’s boy” + child has mapped out. It is also quite natural that JM finally has a consequence to all her romantic indecisions, in such a short span of time.

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She says sadly that their bet is over since her parents will never see eye-to-eye, but Ki-tae still has hope. She tries one more time to see what’s in the envelope, but Ki-tae promises to show her when their bet is really over. In the present, business is bustling again at “Ju Jang-mi” thanks to Ki-tae’s mother’s kimchi, and Jang-mi, Hyun-hee, and Yeo-reum are on top of the world. Mostly, I love how they waste no time anywhere telling the story.

I don’t know much about Korean law but it is kind hard to believe me that psychiatrist who is only witness can be exempt from doctor-patient confidentiality without patient consent in civil case like divorce. Otherwise why even there is doctor-patient confidentiality if someone can reveal it so easily. I do wonder what will be the eventual outcome of their relationship.

I hadn’t thought about that, but it is so true. I also echo your sentiments about the tap water. In hindsight, the little detour last episode into GT’s Locked-In Incident is absolutely necessary. It is only with that experience of fearing that you would die alone in your bathroom at the grand old age of 30 is he able to begin to comprehend the fear and helplessness JM must have felt when she was 5. There’s frequently a glaring double standard in what people react to. Sometimes it’s worth pointing out.

So funny and I love the cast.Every episode gets sillier and more hilarious. The crisscrossed pairings six ways makes for some great possibilities, and I’m already eager to see Yeo-reum fall for Jang-mi and make Ki-tae think twice about not marrying her ever. It’s nice to know that even in a story about the cool contemporary dating rules of the young and unattached, there’s enough genuine affection and love that creeps up on them despite it all. Fishing is all fun and games until you’re hooked, good ‘n’ proper.

In this situation, Hoon Dong did not even make any advances on Hyun Hee. When she kissed him, he could have thought she was Jang Mi, whom he still had feelings for, for all we know. BTW, she would have to be 8 weeks pregnant for a heartbeat. But yeah, don’t blame the woman for getting roofied (by accident), drunk or otherwise. Remember the power dynamic first, then judge.

This is easily the funniest korean show that i have ever seen…and I’ve seen a lot…or it’s at least the funniest start to any korean show. Personally, it’s my favorite kinda cliche and they’re not even trying to make it sound unique and special which makes it even more exciting. I’m really going it lives up to its promos because the last 3 dramas in this time slot had me super excited then super deflated by the end of it’s run. He uses his eyes and small gestures to depict his emotions. He is not TOO good looking but is really good to look at.