How do you all have so much time?

First I graduated 8 months ago, but decided to take a year for myself, haven't started to search a job yet, and am just enjoying life. So I'm not trying to call anyone here lazy. But even having all the time in the world right now, I struggle to watch K-dramas. Just the thought of watching 50 episodes of what most of you are calling a masterpiece: 'Six Flying Dragons' makes me tired. 50? I think 16 is already too much! And most of you finish these dramas within a week. 50 episodes means that I would watch 1 or 2 episodes every day. But spending more than 1 week to watch a single drama makes me frustrated, as there are many other dramas I'd like to watch.

Anyway the many episodes + duration + inevitable dragging and filler episodes have send me to J-drama world. Which is better for me, but also for everyone that has a busy life with studying and/or working in my opinion. The strange thing however is even though J-dramas have hardly more than 10 or 11 episodes and are just 45 minutes each, they eventually drag or get boring too. Difference: It hurts less to watch another 4 episodes of 45 minutes INSTEAD of 6 episodes of 1 hour.

I honestly don't understand how you all do this. Some of you even watch several Korean dramas every day....HOW?

I almost never fast-forward; then again, I usually watch no more than 2 dramas at once. The best trick is to watch drama when they're airing.This made it 2 episodes a week per show and because there's anticipation and because you're watching more than one at once, you don't have time to get bored. It's not always about time, either. I sometimes have plenty of time but choose to do other activities whereas at other times, I have to sleep but I stay up to finish an episode. 

I work and do auditions in acting every day and I sometimes work at part time job,I only have time at nights when I come home or at mornings!

I know what you mean; I've also often wondered how it is possible that people can watch so much! But I think it mostly depends on these things: How much free time do you have? How much of an addict are you, i.e. how much of your free time are you willing to spend on dramas? How much sleep do you need to feel good in your daily life? And what's your watching preferences like?

We are all different so the answers will be different for everyone. During February - June this year I was working and I had to wake up early in the morning and I was tired in the evenings, so I watched maybe three or four episodes in a week. That felt like very little drama time to me! But I've found that even when I have more time I rarely watch more than three episodes in a night (unless I really, really love what I'm watching), usually two and sometimes only one. I guess that's because I rarely start watching before 8pm and I do value my time to sleep! But I always have 3 to 5 titles on my currently watching list. So, it is entirely possible for me to watch a j-drama in a week or less if I wanted to... but I rarely watch them that quickly. Also, if I'm very attached to a drama I tend to watch it slowly because I don't want it to end! That's just what I do... I can see how people with more time can watch twice as much as I do but it doesn't matter to me. 

I think that because there are so very many dramas to watch and always something new and they (well, many of them) are so easily accessible, it feels like we just want more and more, want to finish one drama quickly so that we can start another one and then another one and add more and more to the growing lists. Some kind of stress... Well, it's just not possible to watch everything and after all, the reason why we watch dramas is not to add them to the list, it's to enjoy them, right? As for very long dramas, yeah, you'll have to spend a lot of time watching them but why does it matter if you like it? :) If it feels like you're wasting your time and you're bored then of course even a j-drama will feel like a chore to complete (been there...) but if you really love it, don't you feel like you easily could have watched a few episodes more? :) As for SFD, I liked it but I don't even know how long it took me to complete it. Several months, I guess - there was a time where I only watched one or two episodes of it on Saturdays. I'm sure there are people who put it on hold or dropped it for whatever reasons but I'm glad I watched it because I liked it. But I also can't wrap my head around how it is possible for some people to watch more than one 50 ep drama in a year! Like I said it really is just a matter of how you want to spend your time and how much of it you have but I can't help that I find it a little bit impressive. ;)

I'm well organised.  I find your question and the tone of it quite insulting.  You don't want to call people lazy, but that's the word you thought of.

i like Korean drama, I make time for it in my life.  Should I start watching Japanese TV because it's shorter (even though I don't like it)?

it doesn't sound like you like watching dramas very much and so don't prioritise them in your life, they're not a hobby for you.  Each to their own.  But why don't you get down off your high horse, and stop paying attention to what other people do with their time and take a look at why you think it's ok to assume people who enjoy a hobby are wasting their time.