Finishing K-Dramas

I don't know if this happens to others, but I tend to have a hard time finishing a lot of k-dramas. The only answers I have come up with is the show itself being too dramatic, for an example, unrealistic situations, and just too much going on at a time. Also due too certain actors/actresses roles turning me off. I'm not entirely sure if these are the correct reasons but it has been the only answer I can come up with. So I want to know if anyone has this problem, and if you know why it happens.

this is me from a month ago.i used to never skip any scenes or drop a drama but then i started to never complete them.the reasons you listed are probably the same for me.

to solve this,first i started to watch movies and now im into japanese dramas.a little bit genre chance maybe also be helpful for you too :)

thanks for the responses.

@asliceofkate: i often dont like the female lead as well but im not sure the problem lies with giving it a break, though it may be that way for you. since i watch a lot of other shows and often times i go months without watching any dramas. the reason i relate it to k-dramas is because when i watch j-dramas it hardly ever happens. but i agree with you when you say slow progression.

@blg: i know right, i love j-dramas.

@sylwia: yeah another person commented on slow progression. and thats kinda weird, i often like the male lead, its usually the female lead that i end up disliking.

I usually have an issue with completing Korean dramas as well.
They are too lengthy for me and often the episodes are full of filler/predictable plot lines and bad acting/characters.
By the midway point of a kdrama series, I have an idea of where the story line is going and that's usually when I start fast forwarding.

:)

I don't usually drop dramas, probably because I'm pretty picky in the first place and usually look up trailer/storyline/actors to make sure I'll will like it. 
As for the dramas I've dropped, I'd say it's mostly because of the length combined with a lack of time. If I'm totally hooked on a drama, I'd watch an episode every (other) day, but if it's not thrilling enough and I allow too much time to go by. And when I get to watch again, instead of picking up the drama I already started I might be more inclined to begin a new one.

Edit: Btw, is there a way to remove dramas from your plan to watch list? I found no other way than to "drop" them :/ although logically speaking, that's not right since i never started watching them...

Yes, someone sent me a pm as well, explaining it ^^ i feel stupid now xD
Thanks anyways o/

Incomplete Life
Seonam Girls High School Investigators

(K-dramas I never got bored with)

I think I've dropped more dramas then I've finished tbh. Life is too short for bad dramas. I use to feel bad about dropping dramas before. Now I don't.